There are a lot of social media platforms where models can post videos and photos in order to get discovered and get more work. We've seen Instagram and TikTok infiltrated with content like this, but there's one big hurdle: Those sites don't allow for any R-rated or X-rated photos and videos to be posted. That content goes against the sites' terms of service and posting it can get accounts disabled. 

And that's what makes OnlyFans stand out among the others. PinkNews describes the site as a "social media platform where influencers are free to post whatever content they like — from softcore to X-rated — with fans able to pay for the privilege." 

So, what does OnlyFans have to do with what happened to Thothub? Turns out Thothub was trying to undermine the creators who post on OnlyFans.