Is Draymond Green the next Kim Kardashian?
That’s what the boss of porn giant Vivid Entertainment is banking on.
Steven Hirsch has offered the Warriors star $100K to star in his own porn after the Vivid boss – and the rest of the world – got a peek at Green’s manhood over the weekend in an apparent Snapchat gone bad.
The letter, a copy of which was obtained and published by TMZ Sports, pitches the NBA star on a porn called “Drayzilla.”
“You call all the shots,” Hirsch wrote in his letter dated August 1. “You pick your co-stars and set up the scene however you want. We’ll be there to make sure it comes off perfectly. After your runner-up performance last year I’m sure you’ll be ready to really drive it home.
“There’s no doubt this will be a huge hit and everyone will see a lot of Green. What do you say Dray? Let’s do this and this time you’ll really make history.”
Green, a member of Team USA basketball for the Rio Olympics, posted a picture of his penis to his Snapchat story on Sunday. After intially claiming his account got “hacked,” Green later was forced to admit he lied.
“It was a situation where it was meant to be a private message,” Green said later Sunday at Team USA’s practice in Houston, via ESPN. “I kinda hit the wrong button and it sucks. It was meant to be private. We’re all one click away from placing something in the wrong place, and I suffered from that this morning.”
That one click could now land Green a lot more exposure.
The letter from Hirsch promises Green he’ll be in “good hands.” In hyping his porn company, Hirsch reminds Green that “we also dominate the celebrity sex tape category and we’re quite confident in our marketing skills.”
Vivid is behind the 2007 release of Kim Kardashian’s sex tape that helped launch the celebutante to new heights. Kardashian sued Vivid over the release of the tape she made in 2003 with then boyfriend Willie “Ray J” Norwood. She eventually settled her suit against the porn company and walked away with a reported $5 million.
Green’s latest mistep follows his one-game ban during the NBA Finals for repeated shots to opposing players’ groins that likely kept the Warriors from repeating as NBA champs. The former Michigan State star was also charged with assault on July 10 for allegedly slapping a Spartans football player during an altercation in East Lansing. He reached a plea deal on the misdemeanor charge and paid a $560 fine.
