Grayson Lange Apologizes For Doing A Scene He “Hoped Would Never See The Light Of Day”

Grayson Lange is the most recent porn star to apologize for doing a scene with the controversial studio SlamRush.

While Grayson never mentioned the studio by name, it’s pretty easy to put the two and two together. The studio just released a scene with him and they’re currently the most hated studio in the porn universe. Many popular porn stars have criticized the site for promoting and fetishizing the use of meth during sex. There was even a Twitter war that broke out when the site launched and Armond Rizzo recently put a popular porn blog on blast for promoting SlamRush on their site.

“It’s come to my attention a scene I hoped would never see the light of day has been released and some maybe curious as to why I worked with them and the truth is I had no idea what I was filming before I got there,” tweeted Grayson earlier today. “I was told there would be alcohol and drugs in the scene… I assumed it would be beer and weed given the studios previous content”

Grayson went on to emphasize that he does not “condone the use of meth.”

And I assumed it would be beer and weed given the studios previous content and from their previous things said before I got there if I had canceled I would be responsible for both flight out and back for that studio. I do not approve nor condone the use of meth.

— Grayson Lange (@graysonlangexxx) February 4, 2020

I apologize if anyone is offended by it there will be no more scenes of mine like that

— Grayson Lange (@graysonlangexxx) February 4, 2020

Last month porn star Michael Roman received heavy criticism for appearing in a scene with the studio. He later apologized and clarified that the scene was shot three years ago and he didn’t have any idea what the studio was. “I do not support the site and I’m ashamed I did it!” tweeted Michael in mid-January.

Michael has a pretty similar story to Grayson. They both agreed to participate in the video without fully knowing what the studio was doing in the scenes. I wonder how many more stars are going to have to apologize for doing scenes with the then-unknown studio.

I filmed for SlamRush 3 years ago.
When we filmed we had no idea what the site was. I was under the impression the site would be like SketchySex (same director)
I do not support the site and I’m ashamed I did it!
I’ve never threatened to hurt Josh Moore!

— Michael Roman (@RomanMichaelXX) January 11, 2020