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{{Infobox studio
| Name          = Asian Candy Pop
| Image        =
| Caption      =
| Slogan        = As cuteness increases, the chance of being horribly fucked by complete strangers becomes a certainty
| Founded      = 2012
}}
'''Asian Candy Pop''' was a website dedicated to cute Asian girls who are not professional actresses (although some may be professional sex workers) and live in Asian countries such as Thailand. The site first came online in 2012.
'''Asian Candy Pop''' was a website dedicated to cute Asian girls who are not professional actresses (although some may be professional sex workers) and live in Asian countries such as Thailand. The site first came online in 2012.


Asian Candy Pop had a link in the  
Asian Candy Pop had a link in the site toolbar to their sister porn site, Street Meat Asia, which is another name for [[Asian Street Meat]]. As of 2014, Asian Candy Pop was shut down, and the URL redirects to Street Meat Asia. Some of the Asian Candy Pop content is now available through Asian Street Meat, although it still carries Asian Candy Pop branding.
site toolbar to their sister porn site, Street Meat Asia, which is another name for [[Asian Street Meat]]. As of 2014, Asian Candy Pop was shut down and the URL redirects to Street Meat Asia.
 
==List of films==
 
*[[Am]]
*[[Ann Airport]]
*[[Aon (first film)]]
*[[Aon (second film)]]
*[[Apple (2012 film)]]
*[[Apple (2013 film)]]
*[[Apple Bachara]]
*[[Auf]]
*[[Babe (Asian Candy Pop film)|Babe]]
*[[Bank]]
*[[Bear]]
*[[Bell]]
*[[Bell & Gee]]
*[[Bo]]
*[[Boom]]
*[[Buey]]
*[[Cherry (Asian Candy Pop film)|Cherry]]
*[[Cherry & Apple]]
*[[Cherry & Natt]]
*[[Chore]]
*[[Cookie & Gip]]
*[[Cream (Asian Candy Pop film)|Cream]]
*[[Dar]]
*[[Deer]]
*[[Die & Fearn]]
*[[Faa]]
*[[Far (Asian Candy Pop film)|Far]]
*[[Far & Bear]]
*[[Fern]]
*[[G & Aon]]
*[[Gee]]
*[[Geek]]
*[[Gip]]
*[[Goy (Asian Candy Pop film)|Goy]]
*[[Guam]]
*[[Jane]]
*[[Joy (Asian Candy Pop film)|Joy]]
*[[Ju]]
*[[Kim]]
*[[Mae]]
*[[Mai]]
*[[Mat]]
*[[May (first film)]]
*[[May (second film)]]
*[[May (third film)]]
*[[May & Orm]]
*[[Min & Dow]]
*[[Mint & Naan]]
*[[Mint & Nan]]
*[[Mo (first film)]]
*[[Mo (second film)]]
*[[Nam & Ploy]]
*[[Nan (first film)]]
*[[Nan (second film)]]
*[[Nani]]
*[[Nat (2012 film)]]
*[[Nat (2013 film)]]
*[[Nit]]
*[[Nock & Benze]]
*[[Nock & Mot]]
*[[Noi]]
*[[Nona]]
*[[Noy & On]]
*[[Nuey]]
*[[Nuna]]
*[[Om (first 2012 film)]]
*[[Om (second 2012 film)]]
*[[Om (2013 film)]]
*[[Pim (first film)]]
*[[Pim (second film)]]
*[[Pim & Min]]
*[[Pim & Nona]]
*[[Pom]]
*[[Pon (Asian Candy Pop film)|Pon]]
*[[Pu]]
*[[Pu & Mot]]
*[[Pue]]
*[[Risa (Asian Candy Pop film)|Risa]]
*[[Riza & Apple]]
*[[Riza & Apple from Beach Road]]
*[[Sugass]]
*[[Tang (Asian Candy Pop film)|Tang]]
 
== Alternative titles for films ==
 
Some films changed their titles during the lifespan of the studio. In the vast majority of cases, the name appearing above is the most recent name for the film at the time the studio closed down. The previous name(s) were as follows:
 
{|class=wikitable
! Former name
! "Most recent" name appearing above
|-
| Apple Bacara
| [[Apple Bachara]]
|-
| Babe Living Dolls
| [[Babe (Asian Candy Pop film)|Babe]]
|-
| Beach Road Apple
| [[Apple (2012 film)]]
|-
| Beach Road Jane
| [[Jane]]
|-
| Beach Road Special Guam
| [[Guam]]
|-
| Da
| [[Dar]]
|-
| Loves being a whore
| [[Deer]]
|-
| Mo Pt2
| [[Mo (second film)]]
|-
| Nan Airport
| [[Ann Airport]]
|-
| Ome
| [[Om (first 2012 film)]]
|-
| Pim & Mia
| [[Pim & Min]]
|-
| Pu
| [[Pue]]
|-
| Riza
| [[Risa (Asian Candy Pop film)|Risa]]
|-
|}
 
Additionally, the scene "Cookie & Gip" was actually referred to as "These Cambodian Casino Girls" as of the end of the studio, but was renamed back to "Cookie & Gip" in Asian Street Meat, so is referred to with that name here.


[[Category:Studios]]
[[Category:Studios]]
[[Category:Asian Street Meat]]
[[Category:Asian Street Meat]]

Latest revision as of 17:07, 1 February 2024

Asian Candy Pop
Slogan:As cuteness increases, the chance of being horribly fucked by complete strangers becomes a certainty
Founded:2012

Asian Candy Pop was a website dedicated to cute Asian girls who are not professional actresses (although some may be professional sex workers) and live in Asian countries such as Thailand. The site first came online in 2012.

Asian Candy Pop had a link in the site toolbar to their sister porn site, Street Meat Asia, which is another name for Asian Street Meat. As of 2014, Asian Candy Pop was shut down, and the URL redirects to Street Meat Asia. Some of the Asian Candy Pop content is now available through Asian Street Meat, although it still carries Asian Candy Pop branding.

List of films

Alternative titles for films

Some films changed their titles during the lifespan of the studio. In the vast majority of cases, the name appearing above is the most recent name for the film at the time the studio closed down. The previous name(s) were as follows:

Former name "Most recent" name appearing above
Apple Bacara Apple Bachara
Babe Living Dolls Babe
Beach Road Apple Apple (2012 film)
Beach Road Jane Jane
Beach Road Special Guam Guam
Da Dar
Loves being a whore Deer
Mo Pt2 Mo (second film)
Nan Airport Ann Airport
Ome Om (first 2012 film)
Pim & Mia Pim & Min
Pu Pue
Riza Risa

Additionally, the scene "Cookie & Gip" was actually referred to as "These Cambodian Casino Girls" as of the end of the studio, but was renamed back to "Cookie & Gip" in Asian Street Meat, so is referred to with that name here.