Sorry for Asking Recap: King Dwarf Talks Chaturbate, Tumblr, And GoGo For The Gold

August 2, 2023
JORDAN JAYRO

Hello there! It’s time for an all-new episode of Sorry For Asking with Cole Connor and Adam Ramzi! This week the guys are not alone! Adam and Cole are joined by King Dwarf! He is an amazing adult performer and contestant on season two of Go-Go For The Gold! King Dwarf has made waves online with his self-produced content and segued that into a lucrative career of go-go dancing at the fiercest parties and venues!

The episode kicks off with Adam and Cole both wearing matching tank tops! I love when the girlies coordinate outfits! They introduced King Dwarf by pointing out that his nickname is “The Human Tripod”! I love it! King Dwarf talked about his start in the adult industry, using websites like Chaturbate. He mentioned growing up and not enjoying HS, but also noticing how hung he was by being in the locker room with the other boys. That inspired him to start making money on cam sites. Soon after he started using Twitter and other platforms to share his content. And the rest, as they say, is history!

Adam asked King Dwarf if the “D” word is appropriate to use. King Dwarf said that he prefers “dwarf” over “little person” because he feels like he is a dwarf more than just a “little person”. There are a lot of mixed responses over the correct terminology and how to properly address a person. When in doubt, ask the person what they would like you to say. King Dwarf mentioned not being upset with people who ask him questions about his stature, saying that most people don’t know a lot about dwarfs and are just seeking understanding.

King Dwarf told Adam and Cole that his first go-go gig was at Hot Dog Sundays at El Cid. He talked about not being a technical dancer but still being about to move and sell himself. Adam recounted how Mario Diaz directs the go-go dancers to focus less on the dance moves, and more on making the audience want to fuck them. Which I think is way more entertaining than staged choreography. King Dwarf talked about his time filming Go-Go For The Gold, saying he filmed for two weeks. Each day filming was around twelve hours long! He talked about a time when he felt like he wanted to walk off the set. It was for the pole dancing challenge, and King Dwarf was worried that people would make fun of him because he wasn’t as skilled as a pole dancer. He ended up getting help from the other guys in the competition, and everything went swimmingly!

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