Jordan Karlesson
If an Airbnb is rockin’, don’t come a knockin’.
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An Airbnb host agreed to accommodate a group of adults who claimed they needed a large space to practice yoga, Daily Dot reported Wednesday. In actuality, the group — which makes adult films — was shooting footage at the abode.
The host made the mistake of entering his home and walking into one of the shoots mid-set. Fortunately for the host, the content creators were dressed in sports apparel when he went inside her house.
Perhaps most amusing of all, it’s the adult content creators who are up in arms over the incident.
One of the adult-content creators at the Airbnb was adult content creator Isla Moon, who posted a TikTok about the incident on Wednesday.
“Our Airbnb host came in unannounced while we were in full production,” the TikTok read.
Moon reportedly clarified that the group was only filming TikTok.
“He asked us to show our yoga mats,” Moon said in the video.
Moon expounded on the incident in the comments section of her TikTok post.
Per Daily Dot, Moon said the Airbnb host complained of “issues” the group had with a neighbor. The host further alleged that she filed a noise complaint with the police.
Hopefully, the Airbnb host plans to disinfect every crevice of the house.
Airbnb’s Growing List Of Controversies
Meanwhile, Airbnb faced a new controversy of its own roughly a month ago.
Airbnb removed listings for lodgings in Mississippi where slaves used to live, CNN reported. One of the listings actually advertised “an 1830s slave cabin.”
Airbnb reportedly yanked the controversial listings after a TikTok user posted a clip calling out the listing. The video went viral, prompting widespread outrage on the social media platform, according to NBC News.
The main property at issue is the Panther Burn Cottage at the Belmont Plantation in Greenville, Mississippi, per NBC News.
A host can just walk in on ya? F that