YouTuber Adam22 Advises Kanye West To Keep Wife Bianca Censori Out Of 'Yeezy Porn'

Kanye West recently teased that he'll be diving into the adult film industry with his planned "Yeezy Porn" studio, and because of the bizarre public appearances with his wife, Bianca Censori, fans are already speculating that she might be a big part of it.

Now, YouTuber Adam Grandmaison, more commonly known as Adam22, has advised West to keep Censori away from his planned adult content, going on to share that he expects the rapper to cause some positive changes in the industry.

In a conversation with TMZ on Thursday, the podcaster-turned-adult entertainer weighed in on West's reported plans to launch an adult entertainment arm of his Yeezy empire.

Although Adam welcomed the idea, insisting the "Vultures 1" rapper would spice things up in the industry thanks to his creativity, he objected to him allowing his wife to have sex on camera.

He said, "I would assume that probably Kanye would not want to be dealing with the bulls--t that comes with your wife doing porn."

Adam noted that West's foray into the adult film world comes as a breath of fresh air because aside from the large amount of eyeball that comes with him, the "Donda" rapper is sure to ramp up the aesthetics and imagery, admitting that "porn does get to get kinda stale."

The YouTuber's advice to West comes from experience after fans blasted him for allowing his wife to film a porn scene with another man last year.

Adam and his wife, Lena Nersesian, co-host the "Plug Talk Podcast" on OnlyFans. In it, they interview a woman and then hook up with her.

It had gone on like that for a while until he allowed her to star in a scene with Jason Luv, which garnered the ire of fans, who labeled him "Simp of the Year" at the time.

According to TMZ, Nersesian came to her husband's defense and clapped back at fans, calling out their "double standard" behavior.

She noted that she and Adam have hooked up with other women, and no one raised eyebrows, but when she tried the same with Luv, it was a different ball game.

The couple had just gotten married two months before the video went live, with Nersesian admitting to having mixed feelings about Adam watching it.

In a subsequent tweet, Adam went on to disclose that he had no problem with his wife's rump, noting that it was good for her career and their business.

He wrote, "It's officially been a week since I let my wife do a porn with another guy. I felt a little jealous at first but overall it wasn't that big a deal."

The "No Jumper" podcast host added that his wife had watched him hook up with "hundreds of girls" and that it never affected their "relationship." He also told his followers that the move had boosted her career and their business.

West's plans to launch his adult content studio didn't sit right with some spiritual fans, who took to social media to register their displeasure.

The "Power" rapper took to his X account on Wednesday evening to share not-so-cryptic footage, which had the writing "Yeezy Porn is Cumming."

Some fans questioned whether West still professed Jesus and religion as he once did, while others compared his past spiritual projects like his "Jesus is King" album with his plans to foray into the XXX industry.

"The real Kanye is dead. How does he go from making Gospel music to starting his own porn company?" a fan questioned. "He's been replaced, remember what the real Kanye said 'If I go away for a while and I come back, that's not me.'"

Another fan said, "I thought you gave your life to Christ, what happened man? You took it back or what?"

One user told the rapper, "Weren't you selling Jesus albums a year ago?"

West's planned business venture has apparently raised eyebrows after he previously admitted to struggling with porn addiction.

In his 2019 interview with Zane Lowe on "Apple Music's Beats 1" Radio, he admitted that he had a "full-on pornography addiction," which began at age five when he found a Playboy magazine, per the Daily Mail.

He said, "For me, Playboy was my gateway into full-on pornography addiction. My dad had a Playboy left out at age five, and it's affected almost every choice I made for the rest of my life."

He added, "From age five til now, having to kick the habit, and it just presents itself in the open like it's OK, and I stand up and say, 'No, it's not ok.'"

In a resurfaced tweet following his announcement, the rapper seemingly decried how his addiction to porn destroyed his family, which he shared with Kim Kardashian.

"The use of Porn destroyed my family, but Jesus will heal everything," West wrote in the tweet, which was dug up by fans.

In another post, he called for "any and all forms of pornography" to be removed from Twitter and every social media platform.

"Pornography is the product of [pedophilia]. When grown men look at porn, they are watching someone's daughter relive trauma for money," he added.