Lily Phillips has ignited widespread debate online after claiming to have slept with 100 men in a single day as part of a documentary project. The OnlyFans model shared her experience in Josh Pieters' documentary, I Slept With 100 Men in One Day, which chronicles the October event where she created NSFW content for her subscription-based platform.

In a now-viral clip from the documentary, Phillips becomes emotional, describing the physical and emotional toll of the experience. She admitted to feeling "robotic" by the end of the day.

“By the 30th person, you develop a routine,” Phillips explained. “Sometimes you disassociate—it’s not like normal sex at all. In my head right now, I can think of maybe five or ten men I actually remember. Without the videos, I wouldn’t even believe I’d done 100.”

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Following the release of the documentary on December 7, Phillips announced plans to push the boundaries further by attempting to sleep with 1,000 men in 24 hours. She shared her ambitious goal on TikTok, revealing she is "in training" for the feat, which she hopes to accomplish by January 2025.

On November 5, Phillips posted a TikTok explaining her preparation and announced an intermediate challenge: sleeping with 300 men on December 15. “It’s going to be tough, but compared to 1,000, this should feel like light work,” she said.

Phillips has used TikTok to document her journey toward this controversial goal, frequently posting updates and addressing concerns about her health. She shared proof of her STD and STI testing, assuring followers that all participants were thoroughly screened to ensure her safety.

Her ultimate aim isn’t just to set a new benchmark but to surpass the current record, which is held by Lisa Sparks. Sparks slept with 919 men at a sex industry event in Poland in 2004, according to the Daily Mail.

Phillips’ story has sparked intense reactions, with critics questioning the ethics and implications of such a record, while supporters defend her right to pursue her goals in a consensual and safe manner. Whether viewed as a bold statement or a polarizing publicity stunt, Phillips has undeniably thrust herself into the center of a heated cultural conversation.