Love & Sex

Chris Crocker transforms for porn career

By Raziel Reid • August 18, 2011 4:56 am EDT

Do you remember Chris Crocker (or maybe now it’s Chris Cocker), the crossdressing queen who wanted you to leave then-bald-and-beautiful Britney Spears alone? If you’ve been living at the bottom of the Red Bull can that’s been rolling around the back of Brit’s car since 2007 and haven’t seen the clip, check it out (below). According to Queerty, Chris has been offered his first porn gig, starring in Cockstar, by director Chi Chi LaRue, alongside Brent Everett. I don’t know why anyone would watch this film. Having heard Chris whine like a little bitch in his YouTube videos, I know that he makes ears bleed so much that he could never get a dick hard.

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