Adult mannequin with 36DDs who bought uncommon US ‘John Lennon’ visa says ‘large boobs’ are her expertise
The US created the O-1B visa system after John Lennon was nearly deported, now nearly half the applicants for the exclusive visa in the last year are adult content creators. Imagine that!
Red, white and very blue – adult stars getting visas are on the rise (Image: Instagram)
An adult internet star granted a rare “extraordinary” artist visa to the US said she was given the permit because of her big boobs. Julia Ain, 25, is one of fewer than 20,000 people granted an O-1B visa in 2024.
The exclusive US visa was created in 1972 when John Lennon was almost deported from the country and is reserved for those with “extraordinary ability”.
But during Trump’s second term, the number of influencers and spicy content creators being accepted under the scheme has sky rocketed, as we previously reported. Canadian Julia said: “Maybe my extraordinary talent is just that I have big boobs.”
One of Julia’s Instagram videos which shows her and a friend wearing low-cut tops and holding a pastrami sandwich at the famous New York City deli Katz’s in which they asked: “Would you rather one night with us or a year’s supply of this sandwich?”
The clip – viewed more than 11 million times with 226,000 likes and 58,000 comments – was submitted to the US government as part of her immigration application.
Julia, whose work appears on nudity-free content site Fanfix, told The Times: “I know it sounds insane. But it literally was meant as proof … people are watching.”
Her O-1B application was approved and she joined a rising number of scantily-clad digital creators and influencers awarded the exclusive visa in the past six years. Almost half the applicants for the O1-B in the last year are nude models, it is reported.
The visa grants entry to an individual with “extraordinary ability in the arts or major achievements in TV, motion picture or film industry”. It is usually valid for three years before requiring annual extensions.
Julia has a following of more than 1.3 million across her social media accounts and has built an online brand which she says is a “funny Jewish girl with big boobs”. She often flaunts her sarcastic sense of humour, star of David necklace and bare chest in her post.
Digital creators have to make the case as to why they need to be in the US. Julia argued it was important for her to move to New York as it is the “hub of Jewish culture” and “being able to connect with other Jewish content creators was important”.
She added: “Whether you personally think that I’m untalented does not matter because all of the numbers and everything prove that I’m somebody who is bringing revenue into the US economy.”
Immigration lawyer Michael Wildes, whose father helped keep Lennon in the country and himself secured O-1 visas for the likes of Sinead O’Connor and Boy George, said: “This space has evolved with the times.
“We had these iconic clients and then over time we started doing old visas for e-sports players and now influencers. They have to show how they are shoulders apart from other people similarly situated with a sustained level of achievement.”
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