What is a Mixed Strip Club and How Are They Dark-Skin Friendly?

If you need help finding a strip club to work at. You should use my ‘Strip Club Phone Interview Script’ inside my traveling stripper bundle.

It’s important to know what kind of club you work best in. I can work in any club but I find that I feel more positive energy working in a mixed club. A mixed strip club plays all genres of music and hires all races of different shades. They do not practice racist acts like purposely not hiring afro or darker skin dancers. You can’t be a mixed strip club without dark skin women. Periodt. Mixed crowd means more customers, more customers mean more opportunities, and more opportunity equals more money. I also find that most mixed clubs function like a white club but the music and the atmosphere is more like ethnic clubs. What I mean by ‘function like a white club’ is that the prices for vip and dances are beneficial to the dancer. For example 15 minutes in the champagne room can get you $150 and 1 private dance is $35.

A mixed club may not be for you but for my dark skin ladies who find it hard to get hired at other clubs, this is for you. Now, don’t get it twisted, a mixed club doesn’t mean its upscale. You still have your ratchet, fancy and egoistical club settings. To find a club that fits, you must know what you like and who you are. I enjoy an egoistic club where I can dress up as my ego without judgement and make money. I love the role play ideal. At times I find myself craving music from ratchet clubs, these are the clubs that are usually small and there’s usually someone sucking dick in the corner for $20 (sad but true). The domme side of me comes out in these clubs. When I’m in a fancy setting I’m myself. I pretend to be no one but me, Pisces. I tend to feel more comfortable in this setting.

I did a poll on Instagram & asked dancers from all over about mixed clubs in there area. Here are 12 black-friendly mixed clubs you can try out today.