Women in VR: scat and fart clips for the headset

KathrineFarts VR collects scat and fart clips made by women for a headset – and, because there are still very few of those, the first-person clips that come closest. Nothing is sold here. Every clip links on to the shop of the woman who made it, and all performers are adults who chose to make and sell this material.

Real VR from female performers is rare: the catalogue currently lists only a handful of stereo clips, almost all from one producer. They sit in the first grid. Below them come POV clips – flat video, but filmed from your position, with the performer talking to the lens – and the low toilet perspective that VR producers favour. When a new stereo clip appears, it moves to the top.

Most stereo clips by women in this niche are shot by the performers themselves, with the camera fixed in one place and no crew. That shapes how they look – close, static and built around talking to the viewer. Our page on how women film VR scat themselves explains what that means for you in a headset. The low angle is the other signature of the genre; low-angle and toilet perspectives in VR covers why it is so common and when it works.

Fart scenes deserve their own note: in a headset, sound and distance carry far more than on a monitor, which is why some clips feel much closer than others. See fart scenes in VR. And if you want more than the few stereo titles, choosing POV clips until more VR exists shows how to pick flat clips that come closest.