Yoga porn turning Americans on as they search for sports-themed adult videos to make lockdown more active
A study has found that Americans are finding Yoga-themed porn particularly appealing amidst the coronavirus pandemic that has seen most of the country confined to their homes.
Conducted by sportarly.co.uk, the study looked at how many Americans were searching for sport-themed risqué videos every month on Google and found that a considerable number were drawn towards Yoga.
'Yoga porn' topped the list of sexiest sports, with over 60,500 searching for the term every month, while following in a distant second was wrestling, with a little over 22,000 gravitating towards it. The rest of the sports-themed list consisted of gymnastics (9,900), bodybuilding (8,100), volleyball (6,600), athletics (5,400), soccer (5,400), football (4,400), golf (4,400), and tennis (4,400).
It is interesting that more Americans searched for soccer porn than football porn, considering the latter's popularity in the country. Soccer was also, surprisingly, more in demand than golf and tennis as well.
The study also revealed that over 28,000 people each month are looking for general sport and fitness porn, with some going for the niche ones as well.
There was an average of 10 searches each for porn related to high jump, netball, and field hockey, while there were between 30 and 50 searches for snooker, ice hockey, and curling. Americans searched for badminton (70), fencing (90), archery (140), and jockey (140) porn as well.
MEA WorldWide (MEAWW) previously reported how coronavirus-themed porn videos were going viral on the interwebs during the pandemic, with some popular ones titled "Bodycam Footage (CDC Agent) Investigates Deserted Wuhan," "TSA AGENT DETAINS WOMAN SUSPECTED OF CORONAVIRUS," and "MILF In Coronavirus Quarantine Gets Hard F***** for Medicine."
The videos featured characters having sex in hazmat suits and facemasks, with Spicy, one half of adult entertainment duo Spice x Rice, claiming that they wanted to raise awareness about the coronavirus through the porn.
"We thought we would use our porn as an avenue to get some legitimate information out with some comic relief included to get people interested and reduce our chances of being banned," he said. "This sparked the idea, knowing every current event ends up as a porn eventually, we knew people will be searching for it on less censored platforms like Pornhub."
"We knew that the corona event was 'good viral material' but we also knew it was affecting people in tragic ways," he continued. "We didn't want to insult them by making it too real. We personally know people actually stuck in Wuhan and made it with them in mind." They asked themselves: Would they be offended by this? Or would this take their minds off their situation? "We want the latter."
He also suggested that people were attracted to such videos "the same way people who are scared of their shadow are attached to horror movies: We are all searching for things that make us come alive."
"COVID-19 is something that brings fear and mystery to pretty much everyone in the world right now... You need to be able to feel something, and what better way to make you feel something than the global crisis we are all in right now," he added.