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Porn viewing habits tend to be inspired big celebrations and cultural phenomenon, and the release of the latest Star Wars movie, The Last Jedi, is no exception, with the data showing that the new movie is really doing it for fans.
It seems that if you’ve ever fantasied about your favourite Star Wars characters (yes, even the aliens), you’re definitely not alone. Online porn website xHamster reports that searches for “Star Wars” were peaking ahead of the release of the latest installment, with growth projected to reach a 1773% increase into 2018. In fact, The Last Jedi seems to be the most ‘exciting’ movie of the whole franchise, almost doubling our erotic searches following the release of The Force Awakens.
For the uninitiated, what exactly will a ‘Star Wars’ porn search consist of, beside the obvious ‘Episode XXX’ parodies? Expect a whole lot of Princess Leia fantasies and alien antics, with surprisingly little ‘light-saber’ word play.
What will be the hottest trend in porn for 2018? We’ll have to wait to see what the year dishes up for us.
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