LOS ANGELES—Gay fetish performer HungerFF is set to release an autobiographical docu-series, HungerFF: FFor the Record, detailing his struggles with chemsex, mental health and substance abuse this November.
HungerFF is joined in the project by his friend and frequent collaborator Jazzmatazz, a blogger and podcaster known for co-hosting the popular fisting series Such FFun. Commenting on the three-part production, Jazzmatazz said, “Addiction is one of the longest, toughest and most complicated roads to walk in life. In recent years when one of the two closest men in my life became an addict, I had to educate myself and process a whole range of thoughts and emotions. Ultimately that process, as well as my own experiences navigating the issue of chemsex in the fisting community, has helped prepare me to team up with HungerFF for this docu-series. Things get fucking dark, but ultimately this is a story about being lucky, thankful, and figuring out how to draw a line in the sand.”
The series is a capstone moment for HungerFF’s career, and documents his journey from active addiction, through rehab and into sobriety.
“My story is in a lot of ways shocking and scary, but it’s a cautionary tale that I think a lot of guys, particularly kinksters and those that are fetish-inclined, will benefit from," HungerFF said. "It’s a story of healing, progress and hope. If I can get sober after the insanity that was my life for the past four years, then anyone can.”
FFor the Record will debut in its entirety this November on HungerFF.com.
