A senior scriptwriter at MindGeek, the parent company of Pornhub, said the ads that make the most profit are the ones with "guys that look like 15" years old.

About a month ago, we exposed how PornHub was exploiting a loophole to facilitate human trafficking and other evil acts, according to undercover footage released by Sound Investigations.

About a week after that, senior employees at MindGeek, rebranding to Aylo, were caught on video for a second time admitting that protocols for underage content were not taken seriously because “nobody gave a sh*t.”

Well, Sound Investigations has released new undercover footage of MindGeek senior writer Dillon Rice.

Rice, a senior scriptwriter for Aylo, claims that “for the ads, the dudes that do the most, like, conversion rates are guys that look like 15,” where “it looks like this little kid is having sex.”

In the footage, Rice admits that MindGeek puts actors who look like little kids or look like they are underage in ads because “it makes a lot of money” when an actor looks that young and says, “If you’re just dressing him like a normal person, you can get away with it.”

The undercover journalist asked Rice who the audience is for this, and he said that “it’s a lot of young teens” and “a lot of Indians” and that “it draws predatory women” and “pedophilic men who like seeing young boys.”

In one specific example, Rice discussed an actor Aylo used named Jimmy Michaels. “We have this guy. His name’s Jimmy Michaels. He looks 13, but they put him in stuff because he looks like that… His ads do well because he looks so young.”

He added, "It draws predatory women… I think it’s pedophilic men who like seeing young boys, as well.”

The undercover journalist said that people who are drawn to children may have desperate appetites. He responded by saying, “You could turn them [pedophiles] into whales, purchasing a lot.”

Aylo has provided a comment to Sound Investigations on today's release, stating that its platform is "made by adults and for adults.”

Aylo also told the “Washington Examiner” that they “are aware that videos" are "being released" that "were filmed surreptitiously and never fact-checked." The spokesperson added, "This is simply an attempt to use disingenuous tactics to create a damaging characterization devoid of any fact or truth."

Aylo has asked Sound Investigations to take down the videos but they will definitely not be doing that. They said they would be releasing more undercover videos very soon.

Pornhub had previously said they will crack down on illegal content after a New York Times article raised concerns about the platform being infested with videos of child sex abuse and rape.

If what this employee is claiming is true, which I would not be surprised if it is, then this may be one of the most evil and abhorrent companies in existence.

But I guess we didn’t need undercover footage to know that this was at the very least, a pretty degenerate company given its business model. And that statement is true even if what they do is 100 percent lawful.