Kirk Cummings Retires, Promises To Blow Everyone (Away With His New Music Career)

Porn star twink Kirk Cummings has decided to quit the “dead end” porn industry and devote all his time to his music. He left this farewell message on his blog:

I AM WRITING TODAY TO LET EVERYONE KNOW THAT I AM RETIRING FROM THE PORN INDUSTRY. I FEEL I HAVE HIT A DEAD END ,AND I HAVE DONE AS MUCH AS A COULD DO IN THE INDUSTRY. IT HAS DEFIANTLY BEEN AN EXPERIENCE. I AM GOING TO BE THROWING MYSELF INTO MY MUSIC ,AND WILL BE RELEASING MY FIRST SINGLE IN A FEW MONTHS. I HAVE PUT TOGETHER A VIDEO FOR MY FANS. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT, AND I PROMISE THAT IT WILL ONLY KEEP GETTING BETTER FROM HERE. YOU ALL ARE GOING TO SEE A SIDE OF ME THAT HAS NEVER BEEN SEEN BEFORE, AND I PROMISE TO BLOW YOU ALL AWAY. LOVE ZACH MACKENZIE

WOW! WE WERE UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT (sorry, darned caps-lock). We were under the impression that Cummings already released his first single, “Badass” thankfully remixed below by Saint One (though you should definitely hear the odd original).

This remix open with a couple shots of Cummings cross-dressed in black stockings and a corset, with a pervy mustache (but he’s NOT a tranny, y’all!). The rest of the video shows him hauling around lumber in briefs which makes us wonder if he’s gonna milk his porn persona for musical edge. Better ride that donkey while you can, twink… you won’t look 19 forever!
Cummings joins the parade of tears in the slew of recent porn star retirements: Dawson Riley’s to raise his daughter, Antonio Biaggi’s eventual plan to retire (even though he just starred in Raging Stallions’ Tales of the Arabian Nights. And who can forget about Malachi Marx’s on-again-off-again retirement/research project?
In the gay porn world “retired,” can mean for a couple of months, so we’ll have to wait and see if Cummings cums back for more. But in the meanwhile, you can rock out with your cock out at his MySpace Music page. And if you patient he might eventually blow you(r mind).
Other porn star musicians on QC:
Brodie Newport’s Belial Begins
Colton Ford Covers REM’s Losing My Religion
Dempsey Stearnes’ Bad Music for Good People