If you think earning money by relying on Sugar Daddies or Sugar Mommies is the ultimate shortcut to a lavish lifestyle, think again—at least according to a woman named Blair, who claims to have earned over USD 700K (more than Rs 5 crore) by being a “professional spoiled brat.” This unconventional career choice has sparked curiosity and debate after Blair shared her experience on social media.
Blair, who describes herself as a “professional spoiled brat for a living,” released a now-viral video explaining how she made millions through “Fin-Subs,” short for financial submissives. Unlike the traditional dynamics of Sugar Daddies and Mommies—the older wealthy individuals who provide financial support to younger companions—Fin-Subs work differently. According to Blair, in this arrangement, it is the younger person who has the power, and the financial submissive submits to providing financial support.
In the video, Blair reveals her strategy by stating that she made generic social media profiles and fan sites under an alias that was designed specifically to attract this niche audience. She stressed that her work does not require explicit content unless it fits with the empowerment of the creator and can be managed entirely via a smartphone. She further says, “In this dynamic, you hold the power, you don’t need to be explicit unless it empowers you AND you can do it completely from your phone!”
A viral video was uploaded to Blair Richards’s Instagram page, following an eruption of attention. Shared only two days ago, the video has garnered more than 80,000 likes as well. The post read: “No cap! You really CAN be a professional spoiled brat for a living! In the past 4 years, I’ve made $700K from creating general social media pages and fan sites UNDER an alias, branded to only attract THIS kind of sub.
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One of them joked on the scarcity of the trustworthy “spoiled brats,” saying, “I wish I could find a brat to fin sub for… it’s so hard to find a reliable one these days.” Another remarked, “Is this ‘pretty privilege’ in the room with us? ” while a third questioned skeptically, “If this is working so well for you, why do you need to sell courses?undefined” Others, however, welcomed the idea, with one saying, “BRAT because working two jobs is gonna make me have a heart attack & I DON’T WANT THAT.” Blair’s story highlights a new and controversial way to earn money, blending social media savvy with a unique understanding of human psychology. Whether you see it as innovative or unorthodox, her approach has undoubtedly sparked a broader conversation about modern digital careers.
