Becoming a stripper never really crossed Jacob’s mind, not even when he first considered an ad during one Chinese New Year to be a “boyfriend for rent”. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
Becoming a stripper never really crossed Jacob’s mind, not even when he first considered an ad during one Chinese New Year to be a “boyfriend for rent”.
“She said stripping paid a lot more, and that she was looking for a stripper for a hen’s night,” Jacob said. “That became my first stripping event.” Getting jobs wasn’t easy at first, but later, through an agency who took a sizable cut, the bookings came in more regularly. And though 50 per cent of his inquiries were from gay men willing to pay a much higher price, he only accepted bookings from women. His clientele consisted mainly of office ladies and university students.
In addition to being a stripper for hen’s nights, Jacob also offered life drawing and body-painting sessions. “A regular session of 20 to 30 minutes would start at $300.” At this rate, he’d strip only to his G-string. For full nudity, it’s an extra 25 per cent.
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