Tyrone Williams

A 19-year-old college student did a fully nude webcam show in the middle of her university’s packed library, with other students studying a few feet away. She later admitted, completely calmly, that she only did it to get more viewers. Her name is Kendra Sunderland. In January 2015 she was a student at Oregon State University. She walked into the busy Valley Library, sat at a desk on a floor full of people trying to study, opened her laptop, and started a live cam show with her clothes off. The video got out and exploded. Millions of people watched it. Overnight she went from a broke college kid to one of the most searched names online. A fellow student recognized her and turned her in. Police cited her for public indecency, and she was suddenly facing a possible fine and jail time. In the video below she is asked, point blank, why she chose the library. There is no shame in her answer. She says it was all business. More viewers, more money. She says it was only her second or third day camming and she just wanted the numbers. The only crack she shows is a quiet one. She says she regrets the trouble it brought, and that she kind of wishes a different video had been the one to make her famous. Then she goes right back to calling it business. It worked. That one stunt in a library full of strangers turned into Penthouse, her own websites, and a career she built on being recognized everywhere she went. So was she a reckless teenager who got lucky, or did she find the single most calculated shortcut to fame there is?