Daddy Enough – Hazel Hoffman and Morgxn Thicke

In this scene, we challenge traditional ideas tropes around the archetypes of daddy and boy by reversing the expected roles. The younger, twinkier model embodies daddy energy – while his older, more masculine partner exudes receptive boy energy.

Through this dynamic, the scene teaches that roles like “daddy” and “boy” aren’t tied to physical appearance or typical gender expressions. Instead, they highlight how energy and intention define power, care and connection. The audience is invited to explore how authentic relationships can break stereotypes, allowing everyone to step into their own version of authority and vulnerability, regardless of outward appearances.