Ever wonder who’s got the balls to take on the dark underbelly of adult content theft? Meet Reba Rocket, a name that’s become a fucking beacon for creators getting screwed over by pirates. This isn’t just about slapping DMCA notices around—she’s out here reshaping what it means to survive in the wild west of porn.
A Crusader in a Digital Jungle
Rocket’s no newbie tossing around legal jargon for clout. As COO and CMO of Takedown Piracy, she’s been knee-deep in the fight since 2019. The company’s hit a wild milestone—yanking down 200 million copyright infringements. That’s not a typo. Two hundred million. It’s the kind of number that makes you realize how rampant this shit is.
How She Got Here
It all started with a college paper. Rocket was digging into copyrights when she stumbled across Nate Glass, Takedown Piracy’s founder. His passion for protecting content creators wasn’t just talk—it was electric.
“He spoke so passionately about copyrights, consent, protecting content—it was enthralling!”
– Reba Rocket
That spark turned into a partnership, both personal and professional. Years later, she’s not just fighting alongside Glass—she’s co-owning the mission. Their goal? Make sure performers and studios aren’t left broke and broken by stolen work.
The Piracy Problem Ain’t Small
Piracy in adult isn’t just some dude torrenting a clip. It’s a machine—sophisticated, ruthless, and banking on creators’ sweat. Rocket’s seen it evolve. Cam sites, clip stores, OnlyFans-style platforms—they’ve changed the game. Pirates adapt fast, and so does she.
Takedown Piracy doesn’t just react. They’ve built tools tailored for indie creators, clip stores, even management agencies. Rocket’s proud of their hustle:
- Special platforms for solo creators to lock down their content.
- Custom systems for agencies to scale protection.
- Tech that keeps up with pirates’ slimy tactics.
But it’s not all code and takedown notices. Rocket’s out here teaching creators how to protect themselves. Webinars, podcasts, panels—she’s everywhere, dropping knowledge like it’s her damn job. Because it is.
The Emotional Toll
Here’s where it gets real. Stolen content doesn’t just hit wallets—it fucks with heads. Performers lose control, confidence, sometimes their whole vibe. Rocket gets it. She’s not just sending legal threats; she’s guiding folks to therapy, pushing mindfulness, or just being a shoulder when the world feels heavy.
Her mission’s bigger than lawsuits. It’s about respect. Fair pay. Consent. A porn industry that doesn’t chew up its own. She’s relentless about ethical consumption—buy the real shit, not some ripped-off clip on a shady tube site.
Misinformation’s a Bitch
Rocket’s biggest headache? Bullshit. Misinformation in the industry is a plague. She’s called out DMCA services that can’t even define fair use. Worse, some claim they can use DMCA for trademark enforcement—a move that could land clients in court with a fat bill.
“It’s exhausting to combat all the misunderstandings, but I’ve made it part of my mission to provide legitimate information.”
– Reba Rocket
She’s not here to play nice with liars. Rocket’s educating the community, one truth bomb at a time, making sure creators know their rights before some sketchy service screws them over.
Leading as a Woman
Being a woman in adult isn’t a cakewalk. Rocket’s advice to others climbing the ladder? Quit settling.
“Align with people who’ve got your back,” she says, crediting Glass for giving her the freedom to shine. No corporate assholes stealing her ideas—just trust and tools to get shit done. That’s how she went from VP to co-owner, building a legacy that’s hers.
Her bond with Glass isn’t just business. It’s personal, rooted in shared ethics—gratitude, abundance, giving a damn. Every email she sends ends with “With gratitude.” Small touch, big heart.
Why It Matters
Rocket’s fight isn’t just about porn—it’s about power. Who gets to profit from a performer’s work? Who controls the narrative? She’s handing that control back to creators, one takedown at a time. And yeah, she’s damn authentic about it.
“To thine own self be true,” she says, quoting Shakespeare like it’s her mantra. It’s not just a tattoo idea—it’s her North Star. In an industry full of fakes, Rocket’s the real deal, and she’s not slowing down.
Want to know more about protecting your content? Check out resources like the U.S. Copyright Office for the raw legal scoop. Rocket’s out here proving you can fight the good fight and still keep it human.
