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Moby Aims To Make Porn Flick For The Small Dicked


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Jen Carlson

Published Sep 14, 2011

Modified Sep 14, 2011


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Moby is sad about the state of porn.

Musician, vegan, and LES tea shop proprietor Moby wants to make a porno for the less endowed men out there, and the women or men who love them. Reportedly he is fed up with X-rated films featuring men with members bigger than his, telling Bizarre magazine, "Surely that's intimidating to most guys watching? My porn flick would exclusively feature men with normal-to-titchy-sized penises in order to make viewers feel better." Like, a parsnip instead of a daikon, to put it in vegan terms.

Will the musician also reinvent porn music for the soundtrack?

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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