PARIS, FR — In just a few years, Andolini 🔎 has become one of the major popular figures of the moment in the world of porn and the creation of adult content in France. Today, Kinkyboys went to meet him during his last express visit to Paris.
Humor is his favorite weapon: never spicy, always teasing, juggling with words and anecdotes to amuse and charm, without ever overdoing it. Andolini is the conciliation between reassuring gentleness and the fire of the spirit. From laughter to serious words alerting the dangers of the environment, Andolini gives us the little-known traits of a content creator in France in search of greatness, of a jovial personality… an unpretentious man.
Like every end of the year, at the last fortnight of the current year, Kinkyboys takes stock and highlights the content creators and porn actors of the year.
We therefore invite you to discover the man who hides behind the mask, he confides for the very first time with an open heart.
PART 1 : ANDOLINI’S YOUTH
Kinkyboys : It’s a pleasure to see you again dear Andolini in a more intimate exchange, in which we will lift the veil on the famous masked man of French porn. Before talking about your activity, we will talk a little about your experience. What were you like when you came of age and how did you experience your youth before that?
Andolini : Coming of age, I felt both lost and curious. I grew up in a modest, rural environment where it was not easy to stand out or explore your true identity. I already knew that I was homosexual, but I had never told my parents, even though, deep down, they understood.
Before I turned 18, my youth was marked by a lot of questions, and also by challenges linked to my dyslexia and the harassment I suffered at school. It was a difficult time, where I often felt misunderstood and limited.
But everything changed when I arrived in Lyon. I discovered a new freedom, opportunities, and, let’s say it, also excesses. I went through a period of experimentation, where I sought to make up for lost time, but also to understand myself better. It was intense, sometimes chaotic, but so educational.
Do you have good memories of your youth?
Despite the difficulties, I still have good memories linked to my family or childhood friends but none of my school career from primary school to higher education.
And ultimately, even the tough times helped make me the person I am today. My journey hasn’t been perfect, but every step, good or bad, has played a role. So yes, there are precious memories, and they remind me of where I came from and everything I have accomplished since.
The support of loved ones and especially family is for many people a strength in the trials that life has in store for us. Does this reflect the relationships you have with those close to you?
I would say that my parents are true wells of love, but of a love that is expressed without really being said. Their way of loving me was always very modest, almost silent, and it was difficult for me to understand, especially as I grew up. I was a very expressive child, sometimes even too much, and I had this almost insatiable need to be heard, seen and understood. Their restraint, at the time, seemed to me to be a barrier, when in reality, it was simply their way of loving, discreet but deeply sincere.
Today, looking back, I see how much they supported me in their own way, often in everyday gestures or in the way they were always there, even without necessarily asking questions. It taught me that love doesn’t always need words to be real, and even though it took me a while to accept it, I now appreciate the richness of this relationship. This balance between my expressive nature and their silent love ultimately shaped me.
PART 2 : IN ANDOLINI’S INTIMACY
How would you describe yourself in three words?
I would say: resilient, creative, and rigorous.
- Resilient, because I learned to transform challenges into strengths.
- Creative, because I like to explore unique ways to express who I am and share my journey.
- And rigorous, because I put seriousness and discipline into everything I do, whether in my content or in my sporting practice.
Since our first meeting, I have noticed with pleasure that you are revealing yourself and showing more and more on social networks, is this a way of saying “behind this mask there is above all a passionate and exciting man”?
Thank you for these words, it really touches me. My evolution on the networks reflects above all my personal evolution. Creating content pushed me out of all my comfort zones. For example, traveling with less than perfect English was a huge challenge, but fortunately, Guillaume 🔎 is always there to support and reassure me.
Networks also allowed me to overcome my social limits: I, who had few friends and limited interactions, discovered incredible horizons and met unique people, like Thomas, who profoundly enriched my life.
Creating content also means learning how to manage a business, a huge change for me, having been a model employee since I was 18. But the most important thing is that it taught me to live my life, not the one that others expect of me, and for that, I owe a lot to Guillaume.
So yes, what I show on the networks is a passionate man who evolves and who learns to fully blossom, while remaining sincere.
Behind each being there is always a level, a person you can count on. Without naming names, is such a presence in your surroundings encouraging and how does this influence your daily life? (Audio)
Having pillars in my life is essential. Guillaume, for example, is this stable and caring presence who encourages me every day. By his side, I feel supported and ready to face my challenges. Thomas, for his part, is a sincere and deep friend, with whom I share a daily life rich in precious and warm exchanges.
Since leaving home, I have learned to surround myself with strong people, who have allowed me to build myself and become who I am today. These connections have been powerful drivers in my journey, and without them, I would not be where I am.
What do you think about most of your time when you go hiking?
I’ll be honest, to Guillaume’s great despair, my mind wanders towards thoughts… more sensual than natural! 😅
While Guillaume manages to get lost in observing an insect or listening to the song of a bird for 15 minutes, I am more the type to let myself be carried away by more… earthly ideas. But that’s what makes our hikes interesting: he teaches me to appreciate the little wonders of nature, and I push him to explore other horizons.
We complement each other well in our delusions, each in their own way.
PART 3 : INTO CONTENT CREATION
How did you come up with the stage name Andolini ?
The stage name Andolini came to me when I was 18, the day I created my first Grindr profile. It was a nickname that I have remained faithful to on the networks ever since.
At the time, I had just finished The Godfather trilogy with my little brother, who is 10 years younger than me. We spent part of our adolescence together, and this film had such an impact on me that I wanted to borrow the name Vito Andolini.
Vito “Andolini” Corleone 🔎, the main character of The Godfather, embodies resilience, determination and a clear vision of what he wants to build, despite trials and sacrifices.
Like him, I had to learn to pick myself up, forge my own path and protect those who matter to me, even if it means making difficult decisions. And of course, his ability to understand others, to observe and play the long game, is something that resonates deeply with me.
Today, my brother is 26 years old and is the father of two little girls aged 2 years and 6 months, but this nickname remains a nod to that time and the special relationship we shared.
How did you come up with the idea to get into porn and did you have any favorite porn stars before getting into porn?
Honestly, I never imagined one day becoming a porn actor! The idea of opening a NSFW Twitter account came a little by chance, during a dinner with friends. They suggested to me the idea of creating an account, given… my equipment, let’s say. With Guillaume, we discovered the underground aspect of Twitter, and we found it funny. I started signing up like it was my new Grindr, except now I’m meeting the biggest names in the industry for fun. It’s completely crazy!
My only reference was the historical videos from EricVideos or the videos of the lads from Citebeur.
Combining your activities between content creation and studio porn must be quite time-consuming. How much time on average do you spend between maintaining your accounts and making videos?
For the moment, I no longer shoot for the studios. I only focus on my personal production, and that takes up a considerable amount of my time. Making films represents around 10% of my time. The rest is devoted to editing, programming, marketing, sales, and of course, administration. And I assure you that administration is quite a program, especially in France! But despite the workload, I like this versatile aspect of my activity, because it allows me to manage my creation and my image from A to Z.
With which actor(s), content creator(s) or punchers, did you enjoy collaborating the most?
In truth, I enjoyed collaborating with everyone, I met extraordinary people. But there are of course favorites.
There is, for example, BritishTwunk 🔎, with whom I had incredible chemistry. He had this sexual instinct that drove me crazy, and our connection was intense but we each had to move on, and we went our separate ways.
We can also mention, Anteo Chara 🔎, a little discovery for 2024. A “little opera rat”, easy to guide, and I love the experience.
And of course, Canaillou 🔎, essential in my journey. When he turned 18, we shot our first video together, and he’s the only one with whom I feel this connection that makes me think of the first time every time I meet.
He is impressive, today he is strong, and even in the gym, he annoys me a little because he pushes heavier than me on the bench press!
In four years, I was lucky enough to only meet one designer who really gave me trouble, to the point where I had to talk to my board about it. Fortunately, I was quickly reassured when I understood that he had succeeded in harassing all French creators without exception… I felt less alone and I gained some perspective.
As in all professional activities, there is always an element of disadvantages, are there any elements in particular that can cause complications during filming or outside filming?
Yes, there are dark aspects that can make this environment complicated. One of the biggest challenges for me is the presence of drugs, which are unfortunately omnipresent in certain circles. I lost my cousin to an overdose on September 5, 2022 because of this, and this tragedy has left an indelible mark on my life.
Today, I refuse to relive a second time what I experienced with the loss of my cousin. My goal remains to create in a healthy and respectful environment, and I do everything in my power to stay on this path.
Don’t be alone! There are several support systems for “chemsex users” in difficulty :
- The Facebook support group “ Info Chemsex (by AIDES)” set up by the AIDES association (private group accessible on request)
- The AIDES chemsex line on WhatsApp or Signal on +33 (0) 7 62 93 22 29 (available 24 hours a day)
- Drugs info service for information on the effects and risks of drugs consumed, to take stock of their consumption or to be referred to professionals specializing in addictions: +33 (0) 800 23 13 13 (anonymous and free service and call, 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m*.) *Paris time
If you are faced with a young man about to start creating content, what would you advise him?
I would tell him: think carefully before you start. If it’s just for a single video with me, forget it, that’s not the type of approach I support. There is no need to lose your purity for a fantasy. Fantasies are not meant to be realized, and a video should never become a means of responding to a simple impulse.
On the other hand, if this young man is motivated, he loves what he does and he understands the personal and professional issues that it involves, then I would give him all the keys that I had so much trouble with. to find. Creating content also means understanding the impact it will have on your life, your career and your reputation.
PART 4 : ANDOLINI
You are part of the Kinkyboys’ Top 5 France of the year alongside Even Canaillou, Fabio Stallion, Mika Ayden and Alex Ink. You have nearly 360,000 followers on X and Instagram. What assessment do you draw from this extraordinary year for you?
It’s really cool, what I do takes a lot of time and getting good feedback is only encouraging.
It was truly a very good year, illustrated by great encounters.
We had granted an exceptional interview to another French and Lyon actor, Even Canaillou, he did not hesitate to praise you a lot, like him, can you tell us about your meeting with ‘your darling’ and we explain this alchemy between you in each of your collaborations ?
Ok the subject, Canaillou is a little gem. Sometimes I ask him if he has any power, if he bought something. He gives off something sexually.
And even afterwards when we do things together, when we go to the gym for example, he has this look that tells you that you want to do things to him. He has a pretty incredible well of knowledge, very cultured, curious and above all very endearing.
Do you prefer scenes where sexual tension is highlighted (eg: with Anteo Chara in JAO Films NO.6) or scenes where sexual passion is brought to the fore (eg: with Even Canaillou)?
Honestly, I like everything, I like both. But for me, passion is something rare. I think Canaillou has this little thing that allows him to preserve this authenticity, this passion intact. With others, I may feel passion at first, but over time it can evolve into just tension.
And yet, not everyone manages to provoke this passion. There has to be real chemistry, something that touches me where I don’t expect it. That said, I can’t say that passion is absolutely essential. Tension can be just as intense, just as captivating.
Honestly, thinking about it, I don’t even know what impacts me more deeply, passion or tension. It’s hard to say.
Your year was marked by your collaboration with the french photographer, Cédric Roulliat, how did you experience this new experience?
Cédric Roulliat 🔎 is shyness and kindness as one. It is also a recognized name in Lyon. In his circle of friends, there are often lawyers, pharmacists, influential people. Everyone has a printed photo of him at home, a work signed Cédric Roulliat. I have always heard about him around me. People said to me: “He’s a friend of so-and-so, something.”
When I started on Twitter, I told myself that I absolutely had to take photos with him. But he seemed elusive: he was looking for places to shoot, he had even worked at my uncle’s house at one point. I asked for my number, but nothing happened. Even my osteo, who is his long-time friend, remained neutral. He said: “No, it’s not my thing to intervene.”
After a while, I gave up. Then came Instagram, and there I needed professional photos. So I decided to respond to all the photographers who had been offering me shoots for a while. While searching a little, I came across the account of @MaleChiaroscuro 🔎. I wrote to him, and he was up for collaborating.
We discussed image rights, contracts, and he sent me a model document. When I opened the file, I saw that Cédric Roulliat’s name appeared on it. Surprised, I wrote to him to ask for explanations. And then he answered me: “But it’s me, Cédric Roulliat.” At that moment, I realized that I was speaking badly to him without knowing who he really was.
We ended up meeting to chat over coffee, and we hit it off straight away. He explained his work to me, I told him about mine, and we agreed on a collaboration. We did our first shoot at my uncle’s house, in the attic. It was an incredible experience. I had never posed before. I have always had problems with photos, but Cédric immediately put me at ease. He has crazy talent: he knows how to manage light, angles, everything.
Then, we experimented with video, even if it is not his usual domain. He managed to produce something truly impressive. Since then, we try to end our photo sessions with a video when possible.
Cédric is a gem. He brings me new things and does a lot of good in my life. We talk often, and he even included me in his latest book, Monsieur Vénus 📕, at the last minute before printing. He made a huge effort to integrate me, and I am deeply grateful to him.
Do you have any future collaborations/projects?
The next project, which will certainly end in collaboration, is: Brazil 🇧🇷. BlondBigDParis 🔎 goes there often and say to us: “Come this winter, it’s great.” So, we compared the options and decided to go there in March. It’s going to be great, I can’t wait to discover this el dorado that was sold to me so well.
