How Tommy Cash Made the Sex Olympics Happen
Tommy Cash had a dream. In 2020, he came up with the concept of the Sex Olympics, which would be a film that replaced gymnastics and pole vaulting with jizz nastiness and pole sucking. “I combined what might be humankind’s two greatest passions through the ages — sex and sport,” he says.
He didn’t think it was possible. It was too crazy, too big of an idea, and people would be turned off. But when the 2024 Paris Olympics were coming around, the 32-year-old Estonian artist knew he had to make it happen. The result is “UNTZ UNTZ,” a fully NSFW film which depicts an imaginary, but very viable, Olympic games where the athletes were competing on who could squirt the furthest, suck the hardest and make it to the finish line the quickest.
“Not many things make us excited every day,” Cash says in the behind-the-scenes video, which premieres today on PAPER. That’s why, though a huge undertaking, he had to lock in and see the fully realized project through to the end. There were many obstacles in making it all happen, like casting the right people who would be willing and able to do such never-been-done-before things on camera. “I didn’t know about a lot in this territory,” he says. “For instance, when you give pointers as a director to an adult actor, how he continues to jerk off calmly when you talk to him to keep himself hard.”
But Tommy Cash has a way of pushing boundaries in a very crisp, perfectionist fashion. He is the modern day Weird Al Yankovic in a way, just make it Post-Soviet, a little more twisted, and super online.
Watch the exclusive behind-the-scenes of “UNTZ UNTZ” below, and check out the fully uncensored version available at Warehouse-X channel at Pornhub.
Photography: GV Andi, Alligator Jesus
Tommy Cash had a dream. In 2020, he came up with the concept of the Sex Olympics, which would be a film that replaced gymnastics and pole vaulting with jizz nastiness and pole sucking. “I combined what might be humankind’s two greatest passions through the ages — sex and sport,” he says. He didn’t think…