Men.com’s Brandon Cody (a.k.a. Sean Cody’s Brandon) Calls Men.com A “Piece Of Shit Company!”
Brandon Cody has been filming as a Men.com model for nearly a year now, after moving over from sister studio Sean Cody (where he performed as “Brandon” for several years). Both Men and Sean Cody are owned by parent company MindGeek, with whom Brandon clearly has some issues, as you can see below. I’m going to assume this means that Brandon Cody is no longer a Men model? Yes, let’s go ahead and assume that.
The tea is scalding today, via Brandon Cody’s Twitter:
While it’s unclear how Brandon was pushed out of Sean Cody, I do know that the original owner of Sean Cody, Sean Ostler, was actively trying to sell his studio for quite some time, prior to being bought by MindGeek in 2015 (even AEBN, the porn conglomerate that owns Raging Naked Hot Falcon, was a potential buyer at one point). So, while there were undoubtedly many contributing factors that led Ostler to sell, I don’t think he was “forced” to sell Sean Cody to MindGeek.
At any rate, Brandon Cody is obviously a free agent now, and he’s told followers that he’ll be running his own studio and making his own videos “ASAP”:
Brandon Cody still has multiple scenes being released from Men.com throughout the summer, including another bareback scene coming this Friday. Coincidentally, this one co-stars Jeremy Spreadums, who, like Brandon, is also a former Sean Cody model (“Jessie“).
