Internet'S New Crush: Max Whelan Turns Viral Mugshot Fame Into Onlyfans Gold

From Arrest to Internet Stardom

Meet Max Whelan – the latest internet sensation whose mugshot has taken the web by storm. It all started with a fateful incident on November 2 in Louisville, Kentucky, when Max rear-ended a police car at a red light. The mistake led to his arrest after he was found to have a blood alcohol level of 0.141 percent, well over the legal limit. His candid response to the police inquiry, simply answering “yes” to whether he consumed cocktails, shots, or beer, added to his viral fame. Charged with multiple offenses, Max was thrust into the spotlight not for his legal troubles, but for his looks.

The Louisville Metro Department of Corrections posted his mugshot, showcasing his 6-foot frame, green eyes, and single status, catching the eye of many online. Comments flooded Twitter, one user cheekily suggesting, "If he's looking for anything else to rear-end..." and another immediately pledging an Instagram follow. Offers to pay his bail and even fake alibis followed, demonstrating the internet’s quick adoration.

“Thank you for posting. Immediate Instagram follow.”

The Rise of 'Mugshot Max'

Just a week after his arrest, Max Whelan capitalized on his new-found fame by creating a Twitter account under the cheeky alias 'Mugshot Max'. His mugshot now serves as his profile picture, and he humorously describes himself as a "Troublemaker with Charm." His Twitter journey quickly turned into a gallery of gym selfies and sultry photos, hinting at something more.

With posts teasing his followers about "good stretch sessions" and playful suggestions of starting an unspecified venture, it was only a matter of time before Max announced the launch of his OnlyFans. On Monday night, he posted a video offering a free glimpse to early subscribers, officially marking his entry into the OnlyFans world.

Pricing the Fame

Despite the plethora of popular creators like Lily Phillips and Johnny Sins offering affordable or even free subscriptions, Max has set his OnlyFans fee at a bold $20 per month. With just one picture, seven videos, and eight text posts on offer, it's a steep ask compared to others like Bonnie Blue's $3 subscription. Yet, the allure of 'Mugshot Max' seems to justify the cost, in the eyes of many eager fans.

This unexpected turn from crime to possible creator income illustrates how quickly the internet can transform a momentary mishap into a lucrative opportunity. For more updates on viral stars and creators, follow The Tab on Facebook.