The spicy Ashton Summers trend explained as he goes viral

The clip is seconds long, but it leaves an impression

Though we’re used to OnlyFans models being dragged to hell and back, that’s not the case for who Twitter dubbed p*rn’s “golden boy”, Ashton Summers. 

People in s*x work have always copped massive amounts of controversy, and the likes of Bonnie Blue are certainly not helping things. However, in more modern times, when performers can craft a personal brand on sites like TikTok and Twitter, we’ve started to think of OF gals and guys as more like influencers. 

With influencers come trends, and Ashton Summers is dominating Twitter with his. 

Who is Ashton Summers?

Ashton Summers, real name Osmar Óscar Rivera Sanjurjo, is both an OnlyFans model and traditional p*rnstar, having worked with huge brands like Twink Pop and Bromo. For a while, he was a MEN.com exclusive model and did both bottoming and topping scenes, and he’s ranked number 21 in the entire world. 

Over on OnlyFans, Ashton has 78 videos and eight photos available to his subscribers for the price of $4.99 a month. 

Though he doesn’t have an Instagram for his professional life, Ashton does have a personal page under the Osmar Sanjurjo name. It’s lots of shirtless, vibey selfies, pictures of his dog, and travel pics. It seems he also owns a swimsuit brand called Luca. 

Why is he going viral? 

Ashton Summers is ridiculously well regarded in the spicy industry, so much so that some people have called him a “golden boy” who needs to be “protected” at all costs. 

A few weeks ago, he posted a rather spicy GIF that showed him flexing and pumping his hips back and forth. In one post alone, it amassed over 30 million views. 

It’s since become a trend, with other Twitter gays attempting to replicate the motion in their own GIFS. As it turns out, it’s much harder than expected. 

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“I love trends, but I will not be participating in this sorry there only is one Ashton Summer and I will not be embarrassing myself fhdhdjfjfjj,” one person wrote. 

Another said: “I don’t know how he did it, but I tried.”

People just can’t muster the same motion in the ocean, so here’s to hoping Ashton gives a tutorial for those trying to copy him. 

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