You Won’t Believe the Jaw-Dropping Offer This Adult Star Got for a Single Fake Taxi Scene

Ever wondered just what it takes to get inside that infamous backseat—the one from Fake Taxi? No, not Uber, not “Cash Cab,” we’re talking that award-winning, meme-generating, very-adult-on-purpose black cab with a fanbase that surely eclipses more than a few Oscar nominees . Here’s a riddle: how much do you think a top adult star would be paid for a single… I’ll call it “metered” journey? Spoiler—if you’re picturing briefcases of cash or some epic, secret handshake, you might be off .

For some, Fake Taxi is just a slightly cheeky punchline. For others—especially if you’ve “accidentally” stumbled into one of their videos—it’s a full-on rite of passage into adult entertainment lore . But for Elle Brooke, one of the sharpest and most-watched British creators out there, the whole experience boiled down to a pretty surprising number… and a hard pass . Which brings me to my next question: in an industry where exposure means everything, does selling your rights for a quick payday ever really pay off, or is the real treasure in staying behind the wheel yourself—owning every rerun, every click, every eyebrow-raising request?

Oh, and just wait until you hear the bizarre things people have actually paid for. Ready to see what Elle turned down, and why she’s laughing all the way to the bank? LEARN MORE

A top adult star revealed the surprising amount of pay they were offered to do a Fake Taxi scene.

Lads, I don’t think I even need to explain the concept of Fake Taxi at this point because let’s face it, if you’ve clicked onto here it’s likely you know it well.

Unless, of course, you’ve ‘innocently’ stumbled your way onto here, thinking it’s some kind of undercover prank TV show using a black cab.

So, in the rare case of that, it’s pretty much just another porn site only very specifically, the content consist of a person getting into a taxi and then paying for the journey, well, without using money shall we say.

And top British star Elle Brooke says she was offered the chance to do a scene when she was ‘first starting’ in the industry.

Brooke says she was offered the opportunity early into her career. (instagram/thedumbledong)

Now, also one of the prominent Misfits fighters, the OnlyFans model managed to land a spot in the top 0.01 percent of creators on the platform.

During an appearance on the Happy Hour Podcast in 2022, she opened up about turning down the chance to be in a Fake Taxi video.

“[With] OnlyFans, you own the rights to that content,” Brooke explained.

“If you do a scene, for example like Fake Taxi, I think the standard rate is like £500.”

But she claimed that the team tend to want a lot for their money and reckons the acts the stars have to perform simply aren’t worth it.

“When they first approached me, that was it [£500],” Brooke continued. “Whereas with OnlyFans, I own the rights and the loyalties to all of my content.”

She explained that she’s still able to sell her older content and ‘make so much money on it.’

“Even though it’s recycled, because people still want to see it,” she added.

“They know me now – but they don’t know what I was like three years ago.”

Also speaking about Fake Taxi on an appearance on Anything Goes with James English, Brooke added how the standard rate is ‘£500 for a day.’

“People love it because it’s like [a] gateway into the industry, it’s a stepping stone, exposure,” she explained.

“But god, I could never.”

She’s one of the top stars in the UK. (Instagram/thedumbledong)

Brooke also previously opened up about the bizarre personalised requests she’s had on OnlyFans – like the time one bloke apparently paid her £300 ‘to take a s**t.’

She also said loads of fellas ask her for ‘d**k ratings’ as well as foot fetish content.