“Island Boys’ OnlyFans Scandal: Mother ‘Unfazed’ by Twins’ Shocking Kiss – What’s Really Going On?”

Oh boy, let me tell you this is one wild ride we’re about to take through the bizarre world of the Island Boys. You’ve probably heard of these twins from Florida, Alex and Franky Venegas, right? If not, here’s a taste: picture two dudes, covered head to toe in ink, accidentally—no, deliberately—locking lips in a twin telepathy moment gone awry. Goes viral faster than a wildfire in California.

Now, moms usually clutch their pearls and collapse into the nearest chaise lounge when they see this kind of family bond, but here’s the kicker: their mum apparently has no qualms about her boys sharing spit.

But let’s dive into the real meat of this… circus act. Did they make MILLIONS from this strangeness? And are we really debating the morality of sibling smooches in this day and age? You’ve got to wonder, what would you do if your kids did something this bonkers?

Brace yourself for some eyebrow-raising anecdotes, financial revelations, and a deep dive into a family dynamic that could only come out of Florida… or maybe I should say, LEARN MORE.

Although most mothers would be mortified by the idea of their twin sons sharing saliva, the Island Boys claim that their mum ‘doesn’t care’.

Florida brothers Alex ‘Flyysoulja’ and Franky ‘Kodiyakredd’ Venegas sent the internet into a spin with their bizarre incestuous kiss a few years back.

The footage of the heavily tattooed twins, who rose to fame sharing videos on TikTok, went ridiculously viral and led to them launching an OnlyFans.

It’s a weird way to put food on the table, that’s for sure – but the brothers recently bragged that they made ‘millions‘ off of it, so they didn’t care too much about all the backlash.

Franky, better known online as Kodiyakredd, made his influencer boxing debut last week and was defeated by streamer Oblivion in the fight promoted by Adin Ross’ Brand Risk 006.

At a press conference ahead of the clash, the panelists had plenty of trash talk material to use on the controversial social media star…specifically, him locking lips with his sibling.

The Island Boys claim their mother doesn’t care about their incestuous antics (Instagram/@flyysoulja)

“I made $6 million of that,” Kodiyakredd said in response. “The f**k? You think I’ma do that for free? They help promote it, and I made $6 million, and my brother made $8 million.”

It is unclear who the ‘they’ he was referring to is, but a representative for OnlyFans stressed that the Island Boys did not enter a commercial agreement with the adult website, telling Complex that it never endorsed them.

The pair’s account was removed from the X-rated platform in 2023, forcing them to find alternate ways to make money.

As well as claiming to have made a killing from kissing one another, the 23-year-old twins also attempted to justify their actions after they received a lot of heat online.

“We’re twin brothers, we came out of the womb together, we grew up together,” Kodiyakredd said previously. “It’s not really disgusting if it’s twins.”

Although internet users aren’t so sure about that idea, the brothers claimed that their mother Ginny is right behind them.

Ginny, seen pictured with son Franky, is supposedly ‘proud’ of the twins work (Instagram/@kodiyakredd)

In a TikTok video shared in 2023, Alex – AKA Flyysoulja – responded to an inquisitive commenter who was keen to find out what his mother thought of the twins online antics.

“My mom doesn’t care, my mom is proud of me, that I’m successful,” he said in the clip. “I get to take very good care of her.

“I’m about to give her $10,000 (£7,538) to go invest in her own business that she wants to do. So she’s proud of me.

“I bought her an apartment, a car. She doesn’t really care what I do with my personal life, to be honest with you.”

Despite him insisting Ginny had no qualms about her twin sons kissing for cash, social media users didn’t seem entirely convinced by Flyysoulja.

One person commented: “His mum definitely doesn’t know cuz if she does that’s WILD.”

Another added: “Bro your dignity shouldn’t have a price tag. There’s more to life than money,” while a third said: “I’m sorry but that wasn’t the question that was asked?”

A fourth wrote: “I would rather my mother cared.”