Summer Robert has been offered tens of thousands of pounds to fulfil some of the strangest requests imaginable — from crushing a watermelon with her breasts to transforming into a Willy Wonka character and smoking a cigar fully clothed.
Summer Robert, who lives with macromastia, a condition where her boobs don’t stop growing, says the unusual size of her chest has attracted an equally unusual collection of requests over the years.
The Scottish adult content creator says the offers have become increasingly extreme over the years, but one in particular crossed the line: “I once got offered $60,000 (£45,000) to crush my boobs flat in like a press,” Summer said.
“I declined obviously.” There are, however, some strange requests she has been willing to accept.
Summer says one fan paid her $20,000 (£15,000) to crush a watermelon using her chest, an unusual stunt she agreed to after the price was right. “I’ve been paid $20k to crush a watermelon with my boobs though, and I did do that,” she said.
Another subscriber wanted Summer to recreate Violet Beauregarde’s transformation in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, pretending she was gradually inflating like a blueberry. The request played directly into the fascination some of her followers have with her naturally growing bust.
“They wanted me to be like, ‘Oh my God, I’m growing, I’m growing,’” Summer explained. “I get a lot of requests to split open my top from growth.”
Summer, who has macromastia, has previously spoken publicly about the realities of living with an exceptionally large chest. At 4ft 11 in with a 30U bust, the creator says her body has become a major part of her online identity, and subscribers often fixate on how her proportions have changed over time.
“I think they just see that my boobs grow all the time and that they’re bigger every time they order a new custom,” she said. That fascination has resulted in everything from fans asking Summer to smear food across her chest to paying for try-on videos featuring old bras and clothing that no longer fits.
“I get a lot of try-on haul ones, trying on old bras,” she said. But not every high-paying request has involved her chest.
In one of the more unexpected customs of her career, Summer says she was paid £20,000 simply to smoke an expensive cigar on camera while remaining fully clothed. Even more unusually, the customer specifically asked her not to show cleavage.
“I was fully clothed as well. They actually asked not to see my cleavage.”
“I don’t smoke cigarettes,” she said. “I was like, I’m not going to smoke a f***ing cigar.”
The huge fee ultimately convinced her. Summer says she no longer regularly produces custom videos, having largely stopped around a year ago, but the right offer could still tempt her.
“If I was to do any custom I charge a premium, strange or not,” she said. “For extra weird ones I definitely would charge a whole lot more, upwards of $10,000 (£7,000) plus.”
While the requests can seem ridiculous from the outside, Summer sees the money as compensation for living with a physical feature that brings significant challenges away from the camera. Her chest has previously left her facing huge expenses for specialist bras, massages, private healthcare and travel.
For Summer, monetising the very thing that complicates her everyday life makes perfect sense. “What they don’t see is how hard it is to maintain them,” she said.
“Of course I’m going to charge a lot of money for something that costs me a lot of money to maintain.” Rather than feeling uncomfortable about profiting from the attention, Summer sees it as one of the few advantages attached to something she has little control over.
“I think it’s good to benefit from it somehow,” she said. And despite being offered eye-watering amounts for all kinds of niche scenarios, there are still certain ideas that stand out even to her.
Asked which requests she considers the strangest, Summer had two immediate answers. “The Willy Wonka one and the one where I crush them for sure,” she said.
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