Fact check: Viral videos claim OnlyFans creator Ari Kytsya spoke to 1200 students at University of Washington; here's what we know

In a viral moment, OnlyFans model Ari Kytsya was reportedly invited to speak to a college psychology class of around 1,200 students about her career and issues linked to human sexuality. The announcement and a clip circulating online have sparked an online outrage; however, some reports suggest that the story may be false. Let's find out whether the OF model Ari Kytsya was invited to the University of Washington to speak.



For the 24-year-old social media influencer Ari Kytsya, Monday brought a very different experience. According to Where is the Buzz, stepping into a lecture hall at the University of Washington, she was met not by the familiar buzz of TikTok sounds or camera flashes, but by the quiet murmurs of 1200 students' attention in Psych 201.

Known for her presence on TikTok, Instagram, and platforms like OnlyFans, Kytsya had been invited to speak on human sexuality as part of a lesson unit taught by Dr Nicole, a psychology professor.



During her lecture, Ari Kytsya confidently told the audience when her video with lyrics, “I always get what I want. Everything always works out in my favour because I always get it," plays behind.She then engaged the students, asking for their thoughts.

Kytsya also shared some of the unusual requests she has received on OnlyFans, explaining that certain things are strictly prohibited, like a fan offering $10,000 for her to defecate in a box and send it to them.

As soon as the video surfaced on social media, it quickly went viral and sparked debate. One X (formerly called Twitter) user said, "The real University of Washington invited an internet prostitute who sells her body for money to speak in a class full of young students?? Is that the final boss of WOKE? 💀 This looks like the dumbest SNL sketch. They just invited a p*rnstar like she’s Elon Musk."

The social media reports say OnlyFans creator Ari Kytsya was invited to address a Psychology 201 class of around 1,200 students at the University of Washington. Apart from this Kytsya shared two stories on her instagram from the same day. However, IndiaTimes cannot independently confirm this, as it is based on the social media buzz.Another X user said, "Imagine paying years of your hard-working salary for your child to go to this school and learn from human scum 😭😭😭😭😭😭"



"Wild how the internet era works, going from OF creator to speaking in front of 1,200 university students is a major crossover moment.Whether people like it or not, digital culture is mainstream now," one wrote.

"America’s education system is cooked if this is what passes for higher learning. Other countries are inventing robots and curing diseases while we turning Psych 201 into a guest feature from an OF model 😭"Another said, "Kind of wild how a Psych 201 class with 1,200 students couldn’t find a single researcher, clinician, or academic with actual domain expertise… but somehow landed on an OF model as the guest speaker."