【The Lord of the G-Strings: The Femaleship of the String】

From the minds behind Amazon Dating and The Lord of the G-Strings: The Femaleship of the StringPornhub comes Scrubhub, a safe-for-work parody site that advocates for handwashing: Scrubhub.

Scrubhub has a collection of satirical handwashing videos featuring both everyday people and Pornhub models like Asa Akira, and will also feature lives twice daily at 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. PST with musicians, comedians, and the like. The site's purpose is to emphasize the importance of hand-washing with lightness and humor. While it comes months after the CDC enforced these measures, it's never a bad reminder to just wash your damn hands.

"We wanted to take something as mundane as washing your hands and make it entertaining in the only way we know how (by taking a joke way too far)," said Ani Acopian and Suzy Shinn, who partnered with Pornhub to make Scrubhub a reality, in a press release. Previously, Acopian and Shinn created the parody site Amazon Dating.

"Over the past few weeks, the one thing that has been repeated by literally everyone – politicians, scientists, celebrities and athletes – has been the importance of washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water to protect against this virus," said Corey Price, Vice President of Pornhub, in a press release. "We thought this presented a unique opportunity for Pornhub to bring some joy to something that has become so mundane and repetitive."

Scrubhub will be accepting donations to two charities started in the wake of the coronavirus: Invisible Hands, a volunteer organization bringing food and essential supplies to at-risk communities in New York and New Jersey, and Frontline Foods, which provides healthy meals to clinicians in Los Angeles by partnering with local restaurants, who themselves are negatively impacted by the pandemic. Pornhub will make an initial donation to these charities.

"Scrubhub started as a fun idea that, thanks to Pornhub’s platform, we’ve turned into a destination for creativity and connection for the greater good," said Acopian and Shinn. "We’re proud to be partnering with our friends at Invisible Hands and Frontline Foods to make a difference and raise money for those affected by COVID-19."