Episode 1: Sophia Locke

0:00 Don't you wish your girlfriend would bring her hot friends home to you? Well, I do. That's why every week I'll be bringing home a new friend for you to meet and explore. Welcome to my new friend. Hi guys. Welcome to my new friend. This is my new friend Sophia Lock. >> Hi. I'm so happy to be a friend. >> Yes. I love making new beautiful friends. Um, so tell me a little bit about yourself. Where are where you from? Where >> I grew up in Long Beach, California. So kind of a a beach girl growing up. I love the water. And then um I worked in

0:46 like hospitality. I did a bunch of different jobs before I got into adult work. And um I started in adult work in 2010. Took 5 years off after 7 years in. And then I've been back in for 4 years. So a total of what 11 years I guess. >> Amazing. >> In it. Yeah. Now I live in Vegas and LA. >> So hospitality to what you do now. What was like what drew you to like hospitality? >> So it's funny because the skill sets actually translate pretty well. So being in customer service and dealing with different personalities and making sure everybody's happy. >> Yes. actually translates very very well to this job. Um, and I was such an exhibitionist um, in my private life

1:33 that moving it to like my professional life made sense. So, I mean, hospitality was fun. I worked front desk at hotels in LA. >> Um, but this uh, was way more fun. >> Yeah, it's definitely definitely more fun. Yeah. >> Um, what would you like what would you say are some hobbies? Like what do you like to do outside of like when you have free time? >> So, I don't have a lot of free time. So, um, I do I work a lot. I feel like my life passion is work. It's so exciting to do every day that that I'm almost sad when I have a day off. I have to force myself to take time off. Um, but when I do take time off, I'm in the gym. I'm working on a singing project right now. Um I uh scroll my phone too much. Yeah, there's that as well. Absolutely. Social

2:19 media. So I think those are kind of my main things. Yeah. >> Um have you always done singing? Like have was that something that you did like growing up or is that something you just developed that you knew you were like, "Oh, hey, I'm good at that." >> Um I've done it my whole life. I was in choirs from elementary, middle, high school. It was my major in college. I was a jazz and opera performance major. And so I did that in college and then was in bands and a capella groups and sang the national anthem and did all of that after college. Um so it was it's definitely my life passion and so combining it and showing it to um >> people in this line of work has been kind of scary and strangely more vulnerable and revealing than showing my body. >> Um definitely. But people have been really supportive and lovely about it. I

3:07 go live on TikTok with it. Um, and then I'm working with a producer in Nashville right now to release an album. And so it's been really fun to show that side of me and actually feel respected for that side, too. I love that. >> It's been really lovely. >> What is your like genre style like? How do you like what what would you say that your vibe is for music? >> What I prefer to do? So, I did study opera in school, but I hated it. >> So, more opera album? >> No. No. it always felt like it was like like put upon almost like a fakey voice. Um, but I do I loved musical theater and jazz and blues and so I would say that going forward kind of the the direction I'd like to take it is like a blues rock jazz kind of vibe too. So still a little

3:53 bit sultry, still a little bit sexy but definitely a different version of myself which I consider both the adult work and the singing parts of myself as like equal halves, right? Like I don't I don't think one is more me than the other. I think they're equally me. Um >> that sexual side and then also the music side I feel like are equally important and it's been nice to have the support from fans and and people so I can do it. I can do both hopefully. >> That's so cool. That's honestly like how I feel about like with ballet cuz I did professional ballet growing. >> So I feel like it definitely helps because I love performing. I loved being on stage and all the lights and just really appreciated the things that happened backstage um like all the stage hands and everything that like went into it. So like

4:38 >> doing that and like bringing it into here. I'm like it's literally the same thing but I'm not dancing >> but I get to like use like my flexibility and stuff which is cool. >> Um so yeah that's really cool that we have very similar like performance. interesting how the performance when you when you go to school for something or you train in something that is performance-based how much it does translate to this job and I feel like there are a lot of us who are exhibitionists and and who want to perform and who want to be on stage or on camera and we get a thrill from it and I assume it's similar for you. >> Yes, definitely. I also feel like the the discipline that comes in from doing something like that really translates into like being open and available and just like really down to grind to >> get what you want to do and you know like be really determined

5:25 >> and motivated too. Absolutely. I thought about that kind of recently and I think it's probably similar for you too where when you go to like a dance practice you don't mind doing the same thing again and again and again until it's right and it was the same with me with choir where most people would be horribly bored going over the same measures again and again and making sure the harmonies were tight but I loved doing that. I never got tired of it and it feels the same with this job where I'm like I'll do the dialogue a bunch of times to make sure it's right right. Um >> yeah it's definitely fun. >> That's also really fun. Do you um enjoy like the acting roles on there? Cuz it's kind of like musical like the musical theater part of like the acting. >> Sure. Yeah. I was never super into acting growing up. It always was kind of intimidating and also felt kind of put upon like I was doing a fake thing and I

6:11 was surprised at how much modeling and acting there actually is in the adult industry. I thought it was just like you're comfortable doing the thing, you know, but that's at the end of the day. at the end of sometimes 8 to 10 to 12 hour days, a lot of it is doing dialogue and doing acting and memorizing lines. And of course, there's the trope that all of the acting is terrible and um and that's what you see online or the clips of the really horrible versions, but I've been pleasantly surprised at how many people can be kind of natural with it and are fun to act against. Um, sorry, I got attacked by a bug. Um, so I have found myself enjoying the acting part more and more. And I feel like when you have a role play and you have a situation that you can really get into, it makes the the exciting action

6:58 part even more fun cuz you have stuff to pull from. You have a character to pull from and improv dialogue you can think of to say during the action. Yeah, I think that's really fun being like doing the scene like the scene and being like, "Oh, I'm going to say this because it goes with what my character would say." >> And to say it without looking like you're thinking about it and to keep a straight face and to still be in in the zone. Yeah, it's fun. >> Um, so you also enjoy going to the gym. What is your like workout style like? >> So, I just lift weights. I don't do any cardio except for work. Um, I just try and lift >> heavier or more each time. And I have a little book that helps me. Um, and it gives me like today you're doing back and biceps and it gives me all of the

7:44 things I can write down exactly, you know, how many reps, how many sets I do for each so I can I can build it each time. And I just I just like the aesthetic of having muscle and it makes me feel stronger and empowered. I've done a lot of um wrestling shoots and I've lost almost every single one. So, it's all for show. I think I think the muscles are just >> just for show. I'm strong, but I don't know how to use it. So, it's I think it's mostly it's aesthetic and it's to watch the boys at the gym cuz all I want to do is watch men lift weights. That's all I want. So, that's what motivates me. >> Yeah. During co I didn't work out at all cuz I didn't I couldn't go anywhere to watch boys. So, why what's the point? >> What uh what is your favorite thing to work out? Like what part of your body? >> M back and shoulders cuz it's so pretty in the mirror.

8:29 >> Oh my god. Yes. I love a good like toned back. Like >> Oh, on men. >> My favorite. >> Yeah, bro. Honestly, like I did a video with Blake. Actually, she was going into a bent over position and I was like, "Your back is stunning." Like, it just was so like tanning. She was like, "Plate." >> Oh. So, we're going to have fun today then. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I think about that every time I bend over. I'm just like, "Does my back look okay? That's good. Be like, let me relax my shoulders a little bit. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. I get that. Well, you've done so much work as a dancer. Is there What do you do to kind of keep in that shape or >> So, I actually struggled with that for a little bit after um going from full-time professional ballet and like spending 2 hours at the gym. Like after that, I like that came to a halt during the

9:15 pandemic. Um, I tried I was doing like HIT workouts. Um, and that like helped me like maintain. Um, and then I kind of stopped doing that, fell off of it and just like >> before I even like could blink, just gained a whole bunch of weight back. Um, >> and that was very difficult for me to like figure out because it's like I I've kind of left the ballet class behind. Um, I was trying to figure out what do I like. So, I figured out group workouts are my thing. I love being in a group setting. I love being told what to do. >> Me, too. >> Funny how that works. >> Funny how that just falls in line. >> Um, >> so yeah, group workouts and then I discovered running was not the best

10:00 thing worked for me. Um, >> so, and I really enjoyed running. I picked it up. Um, and then just like went from zero days a week to maybe like 6 days a week and ran my first half marathon like 4 months after I I started running. >> Oh, cool. >> So, that was really cool to find something that I could like hone into that was athletic but not >> sure >> going back to like ballet, which like >> if I wanted to do ballet again, I would wanted to do I would want to do it professionally like >> Right. And that just has to take up so much of your time and energy and And that's something that like I had to retire and I'm not going to get hired now. Like it's it's been too long. Like they really like the fresh the fresh girls that they can mold into their

10:45 companies and like their style of dancing. Um so yeah, running. >> Yeah. Great. Well, and I saw that you did a ballet themed >> uh shoot which is incredible. I've also worked for that company before too which is really fun that they do like the cosplay stuff and also >> that was really really fun being able to like be like this the role is for me and like Anna I was uh cosplaying Anna de Armas and I was like >> cut my hair a little bit like I was like I'm brown I can do ballet so that was really honestly really fun to be able to like showcase a little bit of like my history and like my my past. Um, >> I've been able to sing in a couple of scenes >> really >> and so it's really fun when they take it seriously and like do the audio and and

11:31 send a track and stuff and it's fun to just kind of throw in your kind of life passion into you know your work now. That's great. >> That is so cool. And so you've done cosplay recently. There's little little remembrance >> little specks of red all over here. I think there's some right here. Some under my nails. It is just I did a I know it's everywhere. Yeah, you're going to see it in this video. It's um little spots. I have done three showers. Three. One of them was an hour long of scrubbing to get this red off. And it was one like I'm so smooth. That's so nice. Um yeah, I did a Balders Gate 3 cosplay. It's Carlac. And so, um, I was

12:17 in full red horns, prosthetic ears, drawn on abs on top of my abs. Like, the wig was specially made. It was done by Little Puck. She arranges these incredible cosplay things with um a guy called My Pet Monster Girl. Um, and he does body paint that's just next level. It was insane. >> It was really cool. Yeah. I We went to the same party and no one recognized me. No, I don't even recognize you cuz I saw like on your Instagram. I was like, "Oh my god." I had to double take cuz I was like, "Who what is this on my feed?" I was like, "Who is this?" And I saw your name. Then I like soon as we pulled up, I was like, >> and it would be funny. It was funny. We were walking by and someone was like, >> "Are you Sophia?" I was like, "Yeah."

13:04 >> Oh, yeah. >> It was fun to be a little bit incognito, but I I've done a couple of cosplay shoots for companies, but it's not but not to that level. charact do a lot of things you hoped she would do in the game. You know what I mean? >> Yeah, that is so crazy. Uh, what was the process like of getting all of that paint done? >> Um, it took 3 hours, which wasn't a crazy long time for how much um I had to do. I did a time lapse for my fans who had paint in too, like making it happen for me. Um, and it was like a base layer of red paint. First he put it in like the trouble spots like your knees and elbows and things where it would kind of

13:49 come off soon or like faster. >> And so he did that first and then did like layers of highlights and shadowing. He did my hands last and my face second to last. And so then I put in the contacts. Um, so the most uncomfortable parts you were in for less time, but it was still before the party it was still a 12-h hour day of shooting and touch-ups in between stuff, too. But, um, yeah, it was it was cool to kind of transform into a character. I really like that. I feel like we do that with our job a lot. We like transform into usually I'm a stepmom, >> so usually those characters, but this was like a whole other level of transformation. >> Next level. And there's a show on Netflix called um Oh, >> was it Face Off? Because I love Face

14:34 Off. I love that show. I watched all the seasons. I think I've probably watched every season like twice through cuz it's so cool watching people have their concept and then bringing it to life and seeing the amount of time and the worksthetics that they create or they have molds and like seeing that >> come to life. So, it's seeing that and knowing that that's happening in like the industry too is really really cool. Like that would be something >> so like unique to be able to be a part of. So that's so cool. >> Yeah, it was cool. I feel like my entire life is just collecting these moments that I can talk about when I'm old, right, of like and then I did this and then I did this, you know, and it's just been such a lovely way to like meet really like-minded people and other exhibitionists and other like, you know, kind of hypersexual people. Um, and you

15:21 don't have to have a filter. You don't have to like think about what you say necessarily. You can be really authentic and that's what um I've really connected with in this industry. It's really nice to be back. >> Yeah. Oh, >> yeah. Well, I think we're going to talk about a little bit spicier things now. So, if you want to hear what we're saying, want to continue on this fun, you can find it on another Spacey Saint. Oh, yeah. So, until then, bye. >> Bye.