I write with no expectation of a response, that's the nature of the comment.
Like other regular posters like Gurph Morlicks and LeRex, I sporadically post a thread of old photos from UMD and elsewhere (always hoping the producers and models see it as loving promo and apprecriation of their historic work).
Question: Who are the forgotten heroes of WAM?
Who was a legend who now doesn't get the recognition they were owed in such threads?
A controversial nominee: Leonmoomin. Until he ran afoul, he was a pioneer, from his gunge-dunk events with non-models through his voluminous MostWam output. Yes, he eventually went off the rails and was banned here but for more than a decade, he produced an incredible amount and variety of WAM material.
Sometimes when you talk about forgotten legends you're only showing your age more than appreciating the past .
That being said, if anyone remembers Noise/GungeGirls, I think he never got the legend status he truly deserved. His work was both among the last to feature regular multi-model epic shoots and the first to actually highlight the personalities and fun of the on-camera talent, as opposed to just sitting them on a chair and pieing them like most producers do. And perhaps most important to his legend status: his work demonstrated that production value and artistic talent still mattered even as the technical barriers of entry broke down and people could afford to treat such things as afterthoughts. He loved making WAM videos and it showed.
Personally, I consider Noise both an influence and a mentor for what I do in WAM production. He was generous with his experience if you asked for it and his work was a unique bridge between the dial-up era of slow print/VHS production and the current digital ubiquity of content for content's sake.
Brian Grove from Crazy Girls & Terry Riddler from The Naughty Muckers Messers Club from the late 90s / Early 2000s
Both were very Splosh alike with their shoots and pics (and they did collaborate with Splosh Magazine's Bill a few times too)
David Wilkie from Aquantics shoots & videos is another forgotten hero.
Me old mucker "Dirty" Dids is another hero as he introduced to the splosh world the Mercedes, Chantelle and Candy Custard who are all loved by us lot that remember from the early 2000s
Both wetlook online and messy online are still up, but not updated in years.
Here are a few sample pics from Messy Online. I really liked Tyra back in the day. Although they didn't shoot nudity, the level of eroticism was through the roof!
Another mention for Noise. The Lighter Game and Cash or Custard were superb. Also Pie Girl Kay, Messy Jessie, Phoebe Rodriguez (RIP), Robby WLP, and the legendary Hurley Coward.
I feel like past heroes of WAM (forgotten or otherwise) are sort of like admirable historical figures -- if you look too closely you'll discover something sketchy that may spoil the memory.
The sad thing about threads like these is that the work of some of the people is overshadowed by their true colors coming out. There are scenes that I can no longer enjoy because I have the memory of what the person involved with making the scene did. How they damaged the community.
But, for the forgotten heroes part, I would like to toss out there Pie Fight Girls. I have to wonder how many people saw them on Kimmel and went looking for a community after seeing it.
Pie in the face pepductions, WAMF(Fawn) WLP(Robby), Bill Shipton, Lenny Sorge Doodmon(a legend like bigfoot) Hurleys cliptapes, Messyfun, pies next door(ect)
Without doubt Sticky Tara and her husband Steve. They produced some of the best WAM on this site. I was really sad to see them go. What is worse, someone took umbrage over a slightly political statement, resulting in the removal of their stuff.
In another place I am a member of a nostalgia site, where political opinions are not required. If you got together a roomful of UMD members, I am sure the political spectrum would range from extremes of both left and right. We are better being ignorant of each other's views on that and enjoy what we have in common.
i have obvious favorites but the original sara from messy girl. probably going to have to wait until the picture gets cleared to see it. i feel like she was the first to bring the fun, silly, and sexy to wam.
wow found her bio on the site "Sara was our first Messygirl star . Her work for us over the years is legendary in the wam world. If you like the combination of the girl next door and sensuality , then you will love Sara!"
ms. leah, any chance of making "pour it on sara" available for purchase. only one i don't have and the only one not available on the site.
al cooper said: i have obvious favorites but the original sara from messy girl. probably going to have to wait until the picture gets cleared to see it. i feel like she was the first to bring the fun, silly, and sexy to wam.
wow found her bio on the site "Sara was our first Messygirl star . Her work for us over the years is legendary in the wam world. If you like the combination of the girl next door and sensuality , then you will love Sara!"
ms. leah, any chance of making "pour it on sara" available for purchase. only one i don't have and the only one not available on the site.
I think of MyMessyKaylee and MyMessyAshley, not because they were revolutionary or prolific, but because they were doing 720p high definition videos before virtually any other producers, even our own amazing HotWamHD. That was seriously impressive at the time (c. 2008), and their vids struck a nice balance of silly and sexy.
Maybe not "heroes," but notable milestones?
Bonus: both Kaylee and Ashley did full nudity, and both models did Froot Loops videos that forever changed how I view breakfast. To my knowledge, they never did a crossover video together, which is a tragic missed opportunity...
Topcattopone said: Without doubt Sticky Tara and her husband Steve. They produced some of the best WAM on this site. I was really sad to see them go. What is worse, someone took umbrage over a slightly political statement, resulting in the removal of their stuff.
I miss StickyTara. I don't know about the issues, don't really care, all I know is that the Cottage Pie Challenge was the best haha. I haven't seen anyone get to that sort of fun in a long while and that kinda makes me sad. I miss their content a lot.
Also throwing it into the ring, I also miss MudBunny, her stuff was so fucking amazing. She did some great mud content and the occasional WAM content was amazing as well.
She is also more of an actress than a producer, but I also miss Krystal from Mud Puddle Visuals/Quicksand Visuals/Devil Clown Productions. She is kind of responsible for me being so into mud nowadays. Kristine, Nessie, and Pamela Rose are also big favorites in the older mud scenes. They've starred in a lot of things but I still miss seeing them around.
Chiaseed said: Neil and his amazing Piefightgirls appear to be forgotten, which is outrageous!
In his final years of owning his own material (he eventually sold his back catalog to another guy who still sells it to this day), Neil sadly degenerated into a ripoff artist, and he took money from a bunch of different UMD members for custom scenes he never made and large DVD-R orders that were never delivered. He coughed up a lot of excuses -- in my case he claimed to have put the same package of DVDs in the mail and returned to him multiple times for insufficient postage, lmfao -- but he never got any of the dozen-plus people he screwed over the stuff they were owed. He also tried to silence a guy speaking out against him by threatening to DOX him. So although I think Neil did great work in his day, all of this does leave a bitter taste in my mouth whenever I think about piefightgirls.
I will say that the new owner seems to be a standup guy, though, so if you're buying PFG videos these days, at least the money is going to an honest businessman instead of Neil, who became the opposite of that.
Love you, too
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in the wam world. If you like the combination of the girl next door and sensuality 
, then you will love Sara!" 
