Being a (primarily) video-serving platform that receives nearly 100K page views a day (that’s around 3M a month), the servers for this site cost some money to maintain. As a result, we insert ads in our videos and around various other places in the website to pay for the cost of maintaining the server and hosting the videos.
Hence, if the site detects that some of these ads are blocked, you will receive the following pop-up after watching more than 1 video a day:
No ads, no boobs for you
You only get to watch 1 video daily with ad blockers enabled. Please come back tomorrow for more!
Ad money helps to keep this server online. Please disable your ad blocker to continue browsing this site. Only the bare minimum number of ads required to keep this site running are put on here. You will never see pop-unders, pop-ups and other kinds of injective ads on this site.
If you don’t want to disable your ad blocker completely, you can just disable it for this site.
I understand that nobody likes ad-blockers, but they are essential to the running of this site. If you’re not willing to unblock your ad blocker for this site, then I’m sorry, but you’ll need to find another site to enjoy. If it makes a difference, we will never insert pop-ups or pop-unders on this site, because nobody wants to deal with nasty pop-ups when they are jerking off.
For those of you who have disabled your ad-blockers, but are still running into issues, you can try the following:
- Check for other privacy or security extensions: Extensions like Privacy Badger, Ghostery, uMatrix, DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials, and browser built-in shields (Brave, Firefox) can block scripts independently of a dedicated ad blocker. Disable any privacy-related extensions and try again.
- Try a private / incognito window. Open an incognito or private browsing window — extensions are usually disabled here by default. If the page loads without a warning, one of your extensions is the culprit. Re-enable them one by one to find which one.
- Disable your VPN or proxy. Some VPN services include built-in ad blocking or content filtering at the network level. Try disconnecting from your VPN temporarily and refreshing the page.
- Check your DNS settings. DNS-level blockers like Pi-hole, NextDNS, or AdGuard Home block ads before they even reach your browser. If you use a custom DNS server or a router-level filter, try switching to a standard DNS (like
8.8.8.8) temporarily to test. - Check your browser’s built-in content settings. Some browsers block third-party scripts or trackers natively. In Firefox, check Preferences → Privacy & Security → Enhanced Tracking Protection. In Brave, check the Shields panel. Try setting the protection level to “Standard” or “Off” for this site.
- Clear your cache and cookies. An old cached version of the page may be causing the detection to fire incorrectly. Clear your browser cache, then do a hard refresh with Ctrl + Shift + R (Windows/Linux) or Cmd + Shift + R (Mac).
- Try a different browser. If nothing else works, open the page in a completely different browser (e.g. Chrome if you normally use Firefox). This helps confirm whether the issue is browser-specific or something on the network level.
If you’ve tried everything else and nothing still works, please head over to this forum page to ask for help. Alternatively, send a Contact Us message and let us know your issue.