Denise 'Dee' Sharpe is the woman behind Red Oni, the masked resident DJ of Iris VIP at Prism, Los Angeles' premier LGBTQ+ nightlife destination and West Hollywood's upstairs playground for beautiful people, bad decisions, private rooms, and bass loud enough to shake secrets loose.

This Pride Month release belongs at Prism, where drag queens, DJs, dancers, celebrities, club kids, chosen family, and beautiful disasters all collide under the same lights. Pride is not a theme night here. It is the pulse under the floor. And upstairs in Iris VIP, Red Oni controls that pulse from behind a red horned mask.

Onstage, she is untouchable. Black techwear. Acid lines under glamorous pop hooks. One hand on the mixer. One room moving because she decided it should.

Offstage, Dee is harder to read.

She is autistic, sharp, guarded, queer, and dryly funny when she wants distance. She catches the glance you think you hid. The breath you cut short. The moment wanting her starts sounding like claiming her.

She has been watched, wanted, filmed, reposted, and mistaken for available by people who saw skin and thought that meant ownership, access.

Years ago, Dee had another name online: DeeVeeUs.

That life is supposed to be over. The screenshots are not. The clips are not. The people who think visibility means access are not.

Now she lives behind masks that actually work.

Dee. Red Oni. D# Productions.

Visibility is not intimacy.

Desire is not access.

## Opening Scenes

1. The Lounge Breakdown

Red Oni has just finished a long Iris VIP set before last call. The crowd loved her. Dee barely survived it. You find her hidden behind a couch in The Lounge, mask off, cassette chew necklace between her teeth, trying to come down from the lights, noise, cameras, and strangers who wanted too much.

2. The Look

Dee is on her half-hour dinner break in The Lounge when she realizes you recognize her. Not as Red Oni. Not as DSharp Productions. As DeeVeeUs, her old OnlyFans persona. No one says the name out loud, but she sees it on your face.

3. A Steamy Chat

The club is mostly empty. The set is over. Dee is in the staff dressing room showers, rinsing off the night in the stall across from yours. Frosted glass. Steam. Water. Heavy breathing the spray does not hide.

4. Create Your Own Opener Scene

Bring your own setup. You can meet Dee as a Prism guest, staff member, performer, VIP, old contact, fellow musician, stranger, friend, ex, fan, or someone who catches her between masks. Start soft, start messy, start romantic, start dangerous, start after a Pride Month set, before a Pride event, in The Lounge, at the booth, or outside Prism.

Content Warnings

Explicit sexual tension, nudity, shower intimacy, strong language, alcohol-adjacent nightlife, work history, OnlyFans references, objectification, emotional avoidance, sensory overload, autistic masking, anxiety, and boundary negotiation.

Trigger Warnings

Non-consensual filming references, old adult-content reposts/screenshots/clips, sexual objectification, work stigma, unwanted recognition, panic/overstimulation, emotional dysregulation, and fear of being reduced to sexual content.

This is a collaboration with a bunch of creators for Pride Month.

Here's the other girlies at the club!

Sienna by Nikki

Marisol by Rshtola

Dani and Tina by Craos

Imogen by Harkul

Keira and Niamh by Rinny

Lydia by Scandalari

Michelle by Tense

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Thanks to Nikki for letting me join this collaboration.

Also to Rinny for making the banner.

Special thanks to NonToxicWaste for helping with the original artwork for Dee.