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The internet is eating itself alive right now, and the culprit is none other than Camilla Araujo. The 25-year-old bombshell has officially teamed up with rapper Yung Gravy and fellow OnlyFans star Ari Kytsya for a project shamelessly titled The Greatest Movie Ever. Premiering August 16th exclusively on OnlyFans, the collaboration already has social media in flames.

In a retro-inspired preview clip that dropped two days earlier, Araujo and Kytsya twinned in red and white gingham dresses with curlers in their hair, flanking Yung Gravy in a white suit and tinted shades. The caption? A simple but effective: “The Greatest Movie Ever… coming Saturday.” Cue chaos in the comments.

“We didn’t come here to play it safe,” Araujo tells Where Is The Buzz. “We wanted something that makes people say, ‘Did they really just do that?’ and then hit replay a hundred times. This isn’t just a movie, it’s an experience.”

How the Collaboration Really Happened

The collab might look like a fever dream cooked up by an exec in a Beverly Hills office, but Camilla insists it came from a more authentic place.

“That one was very organic,” she explains about working with Ari Kytsya. “Ari and I clicked way before management even got involved. We’re both girls who built our followings in spaces where people constantly underestimate us, so linking up felt natural. Of course, once the industry saw the chemistry, it made sense to turn that energy into something bigger.”

On Yung Gravy’s involvement? “Honestly, it’s going to be fun and a little unexpected. Yung Gravy brings his signature energy, and Ari and I both wanted to add our own spin to that vibe. Fans can expect something playful, bold, and very in your face. We wanted it to feel like a moment that merges internet culture with music in a way people aren’t used to seeing.”

Translation: chaos, camp, and probably a few broken OnlyFans servers.

Leaving Bop House Behind

Of course, The Greatest Movie Ever didn’t come out of nowhere. Camilla has been stepping into her solo era after making headlines for officially exiting the Bop House, the viral content collective she co-founded with Sophie Rain.

“We were business partners, but at some point, you have to recognize when a chapter has run its course,” Araujo says. “Bop House was a great experience for what it was, but I knew deep down I needed to focus on my own career and creative direction. It wasn’t about walking away from anyone personally, it was about walking toward something that felt more aligned with my goals.”

Sophie Rain, for her part, told Where Is The Buzz: “People love to stir drama. The truth is, we all have different visions and sometimes that pulls people in different directions. I don’t have bad blood. Camilla and Ari doing their thing doesn’t take away from mine, and I honestly wish them both well.”

But Camilla isn’t afraid to clap back at the fan fiction floating online. “People love to stir up drama, especially when women are both doing well. Sophie and I have had our ups and downs, but we’re not enemies. I respect her hustle and what she’s accomplished. Do we see eye to eye on everything? No. But the narrative that we secretly hate each other is exaggerated. I don’t have time for negativity, I’m focused on building.”

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