Jesse Santana Dumps Studios for Web

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In an industry coup for Cockyboys.com  gay porn mega star Jesse Santana decides to exit DVD production and sign exclusively with Cockyboys.com. This is the first time a major star such as Jesse has left DVDs for online. 

“All of my DVD options were requiring me to give up my web deal, so I really gave it a lot of thought,” says Jesse.  “The real turning point for me was a discussion with a bunch of my friends over what to do.  A friend of mine said, ‘when’s the last time anyone of our generation bought a DVD?’  I know it’s a major career decision, but Cockyboys is very forward thinking and they are very good to their models.  They also have a bunch of new ideas and new ways of doing things.  It just feels right – it feels like my future professional home.” 

“I’m speechless” said Kyle Majors.  “Jesse Santana is a major star and a truly wonderful person.  He was under a lot of pressure from a lot of different angles.  He chose Cockyboys.  In my opinion, it’s the single most important endorsement we’ve received.  To have Jesse shooting only for us says a lot about how we treat our models and where we are headed,” said Kyle Majors of Cockyboys.com.

When Jesse signed with Cockyboys.com in May of 2007, it was one of the first dual exclusive contracts in porn history with Cockyboys.com and Jet Set productions sharing dual exclusivity.

“We are talking to other guys that are going to be following suit down the road but nothing we can talk about right now” says Kyle.  “I’m also open to Jesse doing DVD work here and there going forward if it’s the right project and something he feels strongly about.  We try to work with models to achieve their career goals.”

The ultra hot Santana started his career in 2006 with an amateur jock straight gay site.  He quickly rose to stardom shooting with major DVD studios such as Channel One Releasing, Falcon, Odyssey Men etc.  In 2008, Jesse was nominated for 8 GayVN Awards, including Best Performer, Best Newcomer and Best Supporting Actor, showing his career is still on the rise.

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