Brent Corrigan is one of the most iconic and controversial figures in the history of gay porn. Born Sean Paul Lockhart on October 31, 1986, in Lewiston, Idaho, he entered the adult industry in 2004 with Cobra Video at the age of 17 using a fake ID, a scandal that would later have devastating consequences. His youthful beauty, smooth twink body, and insatiable hunger for cock made him an instant sensation. When the truth about his age emerged, all his Cobra Video content was pulled. Despite the controversy, Corrigan rebuilt his career and went on to work with top studios including Falcon Studios (performing under the name Fox Ryder), NakedSword, Jet Set Men, Active Duty, and Pink Bird Media. He won the Grabby Award for his work in The Velvet Mafia (2007) and received the prestigious Grabby Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017, as well as the GayVN Best Actor award in 2018 for Ultra Fan. The dark chapter of his early career took a tragic turn when Bryan Kocis, founder of Cobra Video, was murdered in January 2007 by Harlow Cuadra and Joseph Kerekes, who wanted to sign Corrigan to their own venture. Both killers received life sentences. Corrigan cooperated fully with authorities and was never implicated. The story was dramatized in the 2016 film King Cobra starring Garrett Clayton as Corrigan alongside James Franco and Christian Slater. Beyond porn, Corrigan pursued mainstream acting with roles in Gus Van Sant's Milk (2008), Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild (2008), and Judas Kiss (2011). He largely retired from porn around 2010 to focus on his acting career and advocacy for safe sex practices. With over 525K Twitter followers, Corrigan remains one of the most followed and discussed figures in gay adult entertainment history.