OnlyFans star Skylar Mae says World Cup fans drove surge in requests and earnings

July 10, 2026 • 0 • min read

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OnlyFans star Skylar Mae says World Cup fans drove surge in requests and earnings

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Skylar Mae says the 2026 FIFA World Cup added around $100,000 to her monthly earnings.
Football fans requested personalised videos featuring national team shirts and match-day rituals.
England supporters were among her most active international audience during the tournament.

Social media creator Skylar Mae has claimed that the 2026 FIFA World Cup has brought a sharp rise in attention, with football fans flooding her with increasingly unusual custom requests.

The 23-year-old, who has more than four million followers on Instagram, said the tournament has been her biggest month of the year so far, adding around $100,000 to her monthly earnings.

World Cup fans flooded her with requests

According to Skylar, football supporters become deeply invested in the competition, and that passion often extends beyond the matches themselves.

The World Cup has honestly blown up my OnlyFans.

Every time there's a huge sporting event my custom requests generally go crazy, but soccer fans are on another level because everyone is so obsessed with beating their rivals.

She explained that many fans ask her to wear their country's kit whilst recording personalised messages before kick-off, believing the videos could bring their team good fortune.

Others have requested football chants, training-style clips wearing socks and shorts, or playful celebrations designed around their nation's chances during the tournament.

Superstitions drive many of the requests

Skylar said some of the most memorable requests have come from fans with elaborate football rituals.

I've had people asking me to learn soccer chants while wearing soccer socks and shorts because they swear it'll help their team win.

She added that many supporters include detailed instructions, asking her to mention favourite players whilst deliberately avoiding references to rival teams.

The funniest requests are always from the really die-hard fans. You can tell they've put a lot of thought into it.

The creator believes football becomes such an important part of supporters' identities that major tournaments like the World Cup naturally influence other areas of their lives.

I've honestly learned more about soccer from my subscribers than I ever would have just watching the games.

England fans among her most active audience

Although Skylar's largest audience is based in the United States, she said England remains one of her busiest international markets.

She described English supporters as particularly superstitious, recalling requests involving lucky clothing, pre-match routines and personalised motivational videos.

One supporter reportedly asked her to record a message encouraging him to keep growing his beard until England were eliminated from the tournament.

Another insisted she eat mashed potatoes before England's match against Ghana because he believed it had brought good luck during a previous victory.

Soccer fans take their rituals way more seriously than I ever expected.

I always thought the stereotype about English soccer fans was that they'd be loud, but I've actually found they're just incredibly superstitious.

By comparison, Skylar described American supporters as generally more positive and less focused on criticising rival nations.

She believes hosting the FIFA World Cup in the United States has also helped generate greater interest among American audiences.

Unusual football-themed custom requests

As the tournament has progressed, Skylar said the variety of requests has continued to grow.

Some subscribers have paid extra for her to purchase additional national team shirts, whilst others have asked her to celebrate rival nations' defeats or jokingly mock competing teams.

Among the strangest requests was one from a Portugal supporter who wanted her to stomp on a figurine of Lionel Messi as part of the long-running debate between the Argentina captain and Cristiano Ronaldo.

I had one Portugal fan ask me to stomp all over a little Messi figurine.

He said he'd been waiting years to see someone disrespect Messi after all the Ronaldo debates. I couldn't stop laughing when I opened the request.

I never thought I'd be spending my summer buying jerseys and stomping on Messi figurines for a living, but here we are.

Travelling supporters spending more during the tournament

Skylar believes many of the requests come from supporters travelling to follow the World Cup or enjoying football-focused holidays with friends.

They're out watching soccer all day, having a few beers and then all of a sudden they're ordering customs they probably wouldn't have even thought about a month ago.

She added that major sporting events consistently bring a noticeable increase in business, although this year's World Cup has produced the biggest spike she has experienced.

Earlier in the tournament, Skylar even ranked football supporters by atmosphere, placing fans from Mexico, Brazil and the Netherlands among her favourites whilst joking that England supporters ranked lower despite remaining highly active in her direct messages.

My DMs always blow up during these big sporting events.

I feel like all these men are away from the watchful eyes of their partners, and they are spending way more money on me than usual. Even though I've had to spend money on all the different jerseys for custom videos, it's been well worth it.

Skylar previously revealed that she joined OnlyFans whilst at college to help support her parents financially.

She has said she now contributes around $12,000 each month to them and spends much of her free time studying stocks and day trading.