In a bold and polarizing move, adult film star Lily Phillips has once again ignited controversy by sharing raw, behind-the-scenes footage of her latest stunt, dubbed the ‘backdoor challenge.’

The explicit event, which involved Phillips and fellow performer Wisconsin Tiff engaging with 50 men in a single day, has drawn widespread criticism and raised serious concerns about the physical toll of such extreme endeavors in the adult entertainment industry.

Phillips, no stranger to pushing boundaries, first gained notoriety after revealing she participated in adult scenes with 101 men over a grueling 14-hour period. That stunt sparked heated debates online, with reactions ranging from shock to sympathy.

Undeterred, Phillips recently teamed up with Wisconsin Tiff for this latest challenge in the U.S., an event she described in vivid detail.

According to Phillips, the setup included a line of participants—some donning gimp masks—waiting their turn. To maintain a respectful environment, Phillips gave a pre-event talk emphasizing safety and consent, even providing snacks and drinks to keep participants comfortable.

The online response has been overwhelmingly negative. Social media platforms buzzed with disapproval, with one commenter lamenting, “Hopefully someday you learn to respect yourself sweetie…” Another user remarked, “Nah this is foul, what’s wrong with these lads?” Despite the backlash, Phillips remains unapologetic.

In a prior interview with the Daily Star, she defended her career, stating, “I’m not a victim, so I don’t deserve this sympathy. I love this job. It’s been super empowering for me. It’s allowed me to be self-employed and live kind of my dream life.” She emphasized that her choices are her own and urged critics to redirect their concern toward those in genuine need.

However, the challenge took a devastating turn for Wisconsin Tiff, a veteran of the adult industry with over 20 years of experience. In a candid TikTok post, Phillips revealed that Tiff required reconstructive surgery following the event. Tiff herself shared a video from her hospital visit, explaining, “I thought it would be a fun idea to let 50 guys in my backdoor with my friend Lily Phillips because, you know, we like to do crazy stuff.” She described needing stitches and enduring intense pain during recovery, later updating followers with a post captioned, “Sitting on ice packs.” Tiff’s warning to others—“Back door challenge gone wrong”—underscored the physical risks involved.

The story sparked skepticism online, with some questioning its authenticity. Comments like “I refuse point blank to believe this is real” and “I think this is satire” flooded social media.

In response, Tiff doubled down, sharing hospital footage to confirm the ordeal was genuine. The incident has fueled broader discussions about the extreme challenges adult content creators undertake, often amplified by platforms like OnlyFans. Notably, performer Bonnie Blue holds the record for engaging with over 1,000 men in a single day, surpassing the previous mark set by Lisa Sparks with over 900 men in 2004.

Phillips’ and Tiff’s experiences highlight the complex interplay of empowerment, risk, and public perception in the adult industry. While some view these stunts as acts of autonomy, others see them as dangerous spectacles that prioritize attention over well-being. As the debate rages on, one thing is clear: the ‘backdoor challenge’ has left an indelible mark on both its participants and the online discourse surrounding it.