‘Giantess’ OnlyFans creator breaks down how realistic Cassie’s scene in Euphoria actually is

The latest episode of Euphoria contained yet another controversial Sydney Sweeney moment. Her Euphoria character Cassie experimented with “giantess” content on OnlyFans… and we saw a fantasy of her towering over Los Angeles like Godzilla. A real-life OnlyFans creator who specialises in “giantess” content has gone into detail about how realistic this scene with Cassie in Euphoria is.

Amira Evans is a 26-year-old OnlyFans model who makes as much as $100 per minute for height-based content. She often deploys a Ken doll to fulfil custom requests (just like Cassie and her figurine in Euphoria).

According to Amira, the part of Euphoria in which Cassie films “giantess” content is “pretty realistic.” She told Film Shrine: “Men really do ask for this stuff, and it’s very common. These things do happen … and the men love it.”

Subscribers have paid Amira to pretend a doll is them, step on the doll, and “squish” the doll between her thighs.

Amira wasn’t surprised Cassie “would probably say yes to anyone offering her cash”. However, she reckons Cassie’s appearance differs from the typical creators who specialise in “giantess” fetish content. “I don’t know how common it would be for someone like Cassie,” Amira explained, “it’s normally for tall women or BBW [big beautiful woman] creators. But it is legit.”

Amira is six feet and seven inches tall. Sydney Sweeney’s height is reportedly five feet and three inches.

Although the “giantess” scene did resonate with Amira’s own experiences, she wasn’t impressed by the rest of Cassie’s OnlyFans storyline. She believes Euphoria’s depiction of Cassie’s career is “definitely not” grounded in reality.

Amira explained: “I know younger women would watch Euphoria and think that if they start an OnlyFans, they can afford to pay $50,000 for flowers. That’s not the case. I know that most creators earn less than minimum wage. It really takes a long time to build up earning decent money. There is no way someone can earn $50,000 in the first month unless they are at celebrity status, or already have a large following, such as famous actresses or rappers that have started their OnlyFans, like Bhad Bhabie.”

Amira has noticed how some Euphoria viewers have reacted to Cassie’s “giantess” scene. She said: “I read some of the comments online and some people were so angry and upset that [Euphoria] featured OnlyFans and were calling OnlyFans creators all sorts of things.” However, she doesn’t “think it’s that deep”.

She continued: “I think if anything it’s going to have a more positive impact on creators because a lot of guys would be watching that and thinking, ‘Oh, actually, I’m really into that giantess content, and finally I can find an outlet to express my fetishes and to talk to actual tall women.'”

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Featured image of Euphoria via HBO.