A tarzan-branded page with 28.9K likes and 17.5 million Instagram followers behind it. A former Marine Corps scout sniper turned Blacked exclusive. A reality TV hype man who’s kept his OnlyFans free for four years straight. That’s the range on the Black male side of OnlyFans right now, and it’s wider than most “best of” lists let on.
We pulled data on the accounts actually moving — likes, subscription prices, post counts, Instagram followings — and cross-checked it against what these guys are posting today, not what a 2021 listicle said about them. Ten made the final cut.
Key Takeaways
- Price range spans FREE to $22/month — several top-performing creators here don’t charge a subscription fee at all, making money instead through tips and pay-per-view content.
- Instagram following doesn’t predict OnlyFans engagement. One creator with under 50K Instagram followers out-likes accounts with 10x his audience.
- Fitness and adult-entertainment crossover creators dominate the paid tier, while free-page creators tend to lean on celebrity name recognition or reality TV background.
- Stream count is an underrated signal. A handful of these creators post far more livestreams than photos or videos, which changes what a subscription actually gets you.
- This list skews toward creators with an existing public profile — Instagram, reality TV, or adult film credits — because that’s where verifiable data exists. There’s a much larger tier of anonymous free-page creators we’re not covering here.
Who Are the Best Black Male OnlyFans Creators Right Now?
The short answer: a mix of mega-accounts riding existing fame, and a handful of micro accounts that punch well above their follower count. Below, we break down all ten with actual numbers — not vibes.
Male creators are still a smaller slice of OnlyFans than female creators overall, but the category isn’t shrinking. Reality TV names, adult-film-industry crossovers, and independent fitness-focused pages are all building audiences on parallel tracks, and — as this list shows — they don’t scale the same way. A celebrity name gets a page off the ground fast; consistent posting is what keeps it growing after that initial spike fades. We’ve seen that pattern play out on the female side of the platform too, and it holds here.
1. Jason Luv
Jason Luv doesn’t fit the “just started an OnlyFans” mold. He’s a Louisiana-born former U.S. Marine Corps scout sniper who transitioned into adult entertainment as an exclusive ambassador for Blacked and Vixen Media Group — a background that shows up in how his page is run. It’s not a side hustle. It’s a full production operation.
- OnlyFans: @iamjasonluv | Likes: 168.7K
- Subscription price: $14.99/month
- Content: 1.1K posts — 704 photos, 509 videos, 27 livestreams
- Instagram: @iamjasonluv — 1.2M followers
- Type: Mega account
His 27 recorded livestreams put him well ahead of most creators on this list on that metric alone — livestreaming is a heavier production lift than photo sets, and subscribers who want interaction over static content should look here first. At $14.99, he’s mid-tier on price but top-tier on output volume.
2. Safaree Lloyd Samuels
You already know Safaree from Love & Hip Hop and a decade of hip-hop-adjacent headlines. What’s less talked about: his OnlyFans page has stayed completely free since launch, and it’s still pulling 122K likes off the strength of his existing celebrity — no subscription fee required.
- OnlyFans: @iamsafaree | Likes: 122K
- Subscription price: FREE
- Content: 590 posts — 381 photos, 218 videos, 5 livestreams
- Instagram: @safaree — 3.4M followers
- Type: Mega account
Free pages monetize differently — tips and pay-per-view messages instead of a flat subscription — and Safaree’s reality TV name recognition means he doesn’t need a paywall to convert casual Instagram followers into OnlyFans traffic. Not every celebrity crossover works this cleanly. His does.
3. Mike Arthur Holston (“Tarzan”)
Here’s a number that stops people mid-scroll: 17.5 million Instagram followers, all funneling toward a completely free OnlyFans page. Under the handle @tarzan, Holston has one of the largest social media followings of anyone on this entire list, Black or otherwise.
- OnlyFans: @tarzan | Likes: 66.5K
- Subscription price: FREE
- Content: 74 posts — 70 photos, 31 videos, 1 livestream
- Instagram: @therealtarzann — 17.5M followers
- Type: Mega account
Notice something odd? His OnlyFans likes (28.9K) are a fraction of his Instagram reach. That gap is the whole story here — massive top-of-funnel awareness hasn’t translated into proportional OnlyFans engagement yet, which either means there’s untapped upside or that his audience skews toward Instagram-only fans who haven’t made the jump. We’d bet on the former.
4. Marshall Price (“GreySweatsKing”)
This is the account that should embarrass every mega-follower creator on this list. Marshall Price has 740.9K OnlyFans likes — the highest of anyone here — with only 49.3K Instagram followers backing it up.
- OnlyFans: @officialgreysweatsking | Likes: 740.9K
- Subscription price: $7.80/month
- Content: 2.3K posts — 1.2K photos, 1.1K videos, 10 livestreams
- Instagram: @marshallpriceofficial1 — 1.2K followers
- Type: Micro account (by Instagram size), mega by engagement
Fifteen times more OnlyFans likes than Instagram followers. We don’t see that ratio anywhere else on this list. Price built his following almost entirely inside OnlyFans itself — likely through the platform’s internal discovery, cross-promotion with other creators, and a genuinely high posting cadence (2.3K posts is more than double what most accounts here have published). At $7.80, he’s also one of the cheaper subscriptions relative to output.
5. Siah Artis (“PrettySkinBoi”)
Free page, 289.8K likes, and a content library that’s grown past 900 posts. Siah Artis has quietly built one of the more consistent free-tier accounts on this list without leaning on an existing celebrity platform to do it.
- OnlyFans: @prettyskinboi | Likes: 289.8K
- Subscription price: FREE
- Content: 909 posts — 1.2K photos, 128 videos, 15 livestreams
- Instagram: @siahaartis — 377.7K followers
- Type: Macro account
The photo-to-video ratio here is worth noting — nearly 10 photos for every video, which is the opposite of what most creators on this list run. If you’re subscribing for photo sets specifically rather than video content, this is one of the stronger free options.
6. Dwayne Mckell
At $3.50 a month, Dwayne Mckell runs the cheapest paid subscription on this entire list — and still pulls 207.3K likes with a near-even split between photos and videos.
- OnlyFans: @dwaynemckellbaby | Likes: 207.3K
- Subscription price: $3.50/month
- Content: 777 posts — 500 photos, 481 videos
- Instagram: @illy.dw — 206.5K followers
- Type: Macro account
That price point is a deliberate volume play. Low-cost subscriptions convert browsers faster than $15-$20 pages, and the math still works if the creator is posting frequently enough to keep churn down. 777 posts against a $3.50 price tag is one of the better content-per-dollar ratios we found researching this list.
7. O’Ryan Omri Browner
Most creators here treat livestreaming as an occasional add-on. O’Ryan Omri Browner treats it as the whole product — 191 recorded streams against just 86 total posts, a ratio nobody else on this list comes close to matching.
- OnlyFans: @oryanoryan | Likes: 28.2K
- Subscription price: $22.00/month
- Content: 86 posts — 77 photos, 9 videos, 191 livestreams
- Instagram: @0ryan0ryan — 426.1K followers
- Type: Macro account
He also charges the highest subscription price on this list. Together, those two facts point to a page built around live interaction rather than a static content archive — worth knowing before you subscribe expecting a deep photo library, because that’s not what this account is.
8. Rob Piper
New Orleans-raised, billed on his own profile as an actor and content creator, Rob Piper runs one of the more visually consistent pages on this list — nearly 950 posts split roughly 1-to-2 between photos and videos.
- OnlyFans: @robpiperxxx | Likes: 71.7K
- Subscription price: $15.00/month
- Content: 948 posts — 238 photos, 504 videos, 19 livestreams
- Instagram: @breadwinnerpiper9 — 250K followers
- Type: Macro account
Piper’s video-heavy split (roughly twice as many videos as photos) puts him in a smaller camp on this list. Most of the accounts above lean photo-first; his page is built for people who want video content specifically, at a price point that’s on the higher end without hitting O’Ryan Browner territory.
9. Emmanuel Lustin
Miami and NYC-based, Emmanuel Lustin runs a free page that’s more active than almost anything else on this list by raw post volume — 532 posts, 1.1K photos, and 1.2K videos, which suggests heavy multi-photo and multi-clip uploads per post.
- OnlyFans: @emmanuellustinfree | Likes: 41.3K
- Subscription price: FREE
- Content: 532 posts — 1.1K photos, 1.2K videos, 38 livestreams
- Instagram: @lustinemmanuel — 488.9K followers
- Type: Macro account
Free-page creators who still rack up nearly 500K Instagram followers tend to be running the account as top-of-funnel marketing for paid content elsewhere — a common and reasonable strategy, and one worth knowing about before you assume “free” means “everything.”
10. Krave Melanin
Smaller by every metric here, but worth including because the price-to-content ratio holds up. Krave Melanin charges $10 a month for 220 posts split between 90 photos and 154 videos — a video-forward account at a below-average price.
- OnlyFans: @itsmeyoukraving | Likes: 37.8K
- Subscription price: $10.00/month
- Content: 220 posts — 90 photos, 154 videos, 6 livestreams
- Instagram: @kravemelaninofficial — 99.6K followers
- Type: Micro account
Not a household name. Not trying to be. This is the account we’d point to if you want a smaller, video-heavy page without paying premium mega-account pricing.
How Do These Creators Compare on Price and Content?
| Creator | Price | OF Likes | IG Followers | Content Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jason Luv | $14.99 | 168.7K | 1.2M | Photo/video balanced, heavy livestream |
| Safaree Lloyd Samuels | FREE | 122K | 3.4M | Photo-forward |
| Mike Arthur Holston | FREE | 28.9K | 17.5M | Small library, huge reach |
| Marshall Price | $7.80 | 740.9K | 49.3K | High-volume, photo/video balanced |
| Siah Artis | FREE | 289.8K | 377.7K | Photo-heavy |
| Dwayne Mckell | $3.50 | 207.3K | 206.5K | Photo/video balanced |
| O’Ryan Omri Browner | $22.00 | 28.2K | 426.1K | Livestream-first |
| Rob Piper | $15.00 | 71.7K | 250K | Video-forward |
| Emmanuel Lustin | FREE | 41.3K | 488.9K | High-volume, video-heavy |
| Krave Melanin | $10.00 | 37.8K | 99.6K | Video-forward, micro account |
Why Do Free OnlyFans Pages Still Make Money?
Six of the ten creators on this list — Safaree, Mike Arthur Holston, Siah Artis, Emmanuel Lustin among the biggest — run completely free pages. That’s not charity. Free pages monetize through tips, pay-per-view direct messages, and paid custom content, and they convert faster because there’s no subscription paywall stopping a casual Instagram follower from clicking through. The tradeoff: revenue per follower is typically lower than a paid subscription model, so free-page creators generally need a much larger audience to hit the same income as a smaller paid account. That’s exactly why the free accounts on this list tend to have the largest Instagram followings — Holston’s 17.5 million being the extreme example.
Here’s an angle most competitor lists miss entirely: OnlyFans takes a flat 20% cut of subscription and tip revenue regardless of price point, which means the $3.50 creators on this list are working with a thinner margin per subscriber than the $22 accounts — they need significantly more volume to hit comparable income. That’s likely part of why Dwayne Mckell and Marshall Price both post so aggressively; high-frequency posting is one of the few levers low-price creators can pull to offset thin per-subscriber margins.
What Should You Know Before Subscribing?
A few practical notes we picked up cross-referencing these accounts:
Livestream count matters more than people realize. O’Ryan Browner’s 191 streams against 86 total posts means his page functions almost nothing like Rob Piper’s, despite both charging premium prices. Check the content breakdown, not just the follower count, before paying.
Pricing has almost no correlation with content volume on this list. The cheapest paid account here (Dwayne Mckell at $3.50) has more total posts than the most expensive one (O’Ryan Browner at $22). Higher price does not automatically mean more content — it more often reflects a livestream-first or interaction-first model.
What’s the Smartest Way to Choose Between These Ten?
Don’t just pick the biggest name. Match the account type to what you actually want out of a subscription.
If you want a deep content archive to browse: Marshall Price and Rob Piper both crossed 900+ total posts — either one gives you months of material without needing to keep up with new drops in real time.
If you want live interaction over static content: O’Ryan Browner’s 191 livestreams dwarf everyone else’s on this list. Skip this one if you’re looking for a photo library; it’s built for a different use case entirely.
If price is the deciding factor: Dwayne Mckell at $3.50 and Marshall Price at $7.80 are the two cheapest paid options, and both back the price up with high post counts rather than a thin, overpriced feed.
If you want to test the waters before paying anything: Safaree, Mike Arthur Holston, Siah Artis, and Emmanuel Lustin all run free pages. Start there, see whether the content style clicks, then decide if a paid subscription elsewhere on this list is worth it.
One more thing worth flagging: audience size on Instagram is a marketing number, not a content-quality number. We said it above with the Holston/Price comparison, but it’s worth repeating because it’s the single most common mistake people make browsing OnlyFans profiles — assuming the account with the biggest outside following automatically has the best or most active page. Check the actual post counts and livestream numbers first.
FAQs: Best Black Male OnlyFans Creators
Yes — Safaree Lloyd Samuels, Mike Arthur Holston, Siah Artis, and Emmanuel Lustin all run free pages, meaning there’s no subscription fee to view their main content feed.
Marshall Price (“GreySweatsKing”) leads with roughly 2,300 total posts, more than double most other accounts on this list.
Yes. OnlyFans creators frequently run promotions, raise or lower prices, or offer discounted bundles, so treat every price listed here as a snapshot rather than a permanent number — always check the live profile before subscribing.
These are rough tiers based on audience size and platform reach. Mega accounts (like Safaree or Mike Arthur Holston) typically carry existing celebrity or viral fame. Macro accounts have built a substantial following primarily through OnlyFans and connected social platforms. Micro accounts are smaller but can still have highly engaged, loyal subscriber bases — Marshall Price’s engagement-to-follower ratio proves size isn’t everything.
No. Most maintain Instagram as their primary promotional channel, and several cross-post teaser content to platforms like Twitter/X. Instagram links are included above for each creator.
We refresh creator data periodically as accounts grow, prices change, or new creators break out. Bookmark this page rather than a screenshot — the numbers here reflect the most recent research pass.
ViceSnob’s Take
The real finding here isn’t any single creator — it’s the gap between Instagram reach and OnlyFans performance. Mike Arthur Holston’s 17.5 million Instagram followers should, in theory, make him the runaway leader on this list. He isn’t. Marshall Price, with roughly a thirtieth of that following, has 25 times more OnlyFans likes. That tells you platform-native growth (consistent posting, OnlyFans’ internal algorithm, cross-promotion with other creators) can outperform imported social media fame, at least on this specific metric.
If you’re subscribing to exactly one account from this list, start with Marshall Price — the content volume and engagement numbers back up the $7.80 price better than almost anything else here. If you want interaction over archive-browsing, O’Ryan Browner’s livestream-first page is the better fit despite the higher cost.
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