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| Pete Zaface Senior Member 3064 Posts 8/03 | In conjunction with my quarterly number-of-cocks-by-girl post, I thought I'd take a stab at identifying the performers listed in IAFD who had the most black men on their resumes, both absolutely and as a percentage of total partners. Below is what I've come up with. Lots of caveats apply. The biggest one is that the names I chose to review are only a fraction of the larger list. If I missed a performer with a significant number, it's either because I'm not familiar with her body of work or how significant IR scenes are in that body of work. The only way I could figure to do this was to pick a girl, look at her partner list and count the number of pictures of guys who appeared to me to be black. Occasionally, I looked at a partner who didn't have a picture, and, if he had an IR-themed title associated with that performer, counted him. But that was fairly rare. I might have miscounted, and, on occasion, may have counted somebody I shouldn't have or didn't count someone I should have. So it's quite possible that some counts are not accurate; nonetheless, they should be close approximations. Given the limitations and methodology, the idea was to create a list that was reasonably accurate to get a good idea of who the "IR queens" are. New names to check are welcome. Interestingly, with the exception of a few outliers, the women whose names I am checking out (based solely on suggestions in a few posts here and my own perceptions) generally have percentages fairly narrowly clustered in the 18-25% range, suggesting something that should be obvious: The number of potential black male partners at any one time is significantly less that the number in the white talent pool. Below are the top 29 for total and for percentage. That number is the result of a change in value at that point in both lists. Most black male partners, total
Edit to add Stefany Kyler to the second list, bringing it to 30.
Edited by - Pete Zaface on Jan 14 2024 Edited by - Pete Zaface on Jan 14 2024 [Link] |
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| Pete Zaface Senior Member 3064 Posts 8/03 | I ask because the top 10 as of now has a bunch of new names, many of whom I had never heard of (not that that means anything); but to me it sort of dilutes the results. Thoughts? If so, what should that threshold be? 1 Seka Black 39/39 100% |
| TedColonial Member 124 Posts 1/22 | In this case, not having a threshold opens you to the many thousands of one-offs. Surely, they are not interesting to the statistics. Nor would performers with 2, 3, 4, 5 scenes. But where is that cut off? And in this case what is the cut-off criteria? Number of partners? Or perhaps number of scenes would be better. For example, you could hypothetically have a performer with 300 scenes. That would likely make her well known. But she's only done those scenes a handful of men. Is that a reason to exclude from the list? On the other hand, if you had a performer who did 300 scenes 295 with one white partner, then 5 scenes with 5 different black partners. That would falsely imply she works "83%" with black partners. These cut-offs are arbitrary, but I'll suggest a cut off of at least 50 scenes AND at least 20 partners. Less than that as not likely important to the list. |
| Pete Zaface Senior Member 3064 Posts 8/03 | I do track number of unique male partners. If we establish a minimum of 50 different male partners, what we get for a top 10 is below. The first number is the ranking by number of black partners as a percentage of total partners. For example, Paige Turner has the 10th highest such percentage, but everyone above her on the list has fewer than 50 total partners. 10 Paige Turner 42/76 55%
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| LCF All-Star Member Non Prevalebunt! 10364 Posts 1/05 | all these girls were contract stars at Dogfart Not criticizing , complaining or anything , just an observation youre doing a great job , thank you Also some stars did and some still do Pro-am content with many black men such as Janet Mason and even Maitland Ward at first Edited by - LCF on 3/20/2024 1:57:02 PM |
| Pete Zaface Senior Member 3064 Posts 8/03 | 15 Barbie Cummings 36/75 48% 2 Candy Monroe 24/27 89% 56 Janet Mason 44/135 33% 60 Maitland Ward 16/51 31%
Edit: 2 Spring Thomas 76/84 90%
Edited by - Pete Zaface on 3/20/2024 2:47:25 PM |
| LCF All-Star Member Non Prevalebunt! 10364 Posts 1/05 | Spring Thomas has some 134 scenes at Dogfart , all IR though there are a couple lez scene so I'd say somewhere between 125 and 129 were WM/BM IR scenes probably not all of them are on IAFD she was active bewen 2003 and 2005 at that time IAFD did not list web scenes Also Cuban actor Ramon at the beginning of his career identified himself as black but later on he chose to be white (if you wonder how was this possible don't ask me , I'm as baffled as you are) , so some of his early scenes are labeled as IR in some database , not IAFD though they removed such label entirely |
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