BROKE? Marjorie Taylor Greene Joins Website to Sell Custom Videos for Fans

Is MTG desperate for cash?

That’s what folks are wondering after the former Republican Congresswoman announced that she is now selling custom videos on a platform called Cameo.

On the site, fans can ask her to record personalized video messages — for the ‘low’ price of only $164!

Watch her announcement here:

Now, you might be wondering: who on earth is going to pay for this?

But, apparently she’s already had at least one customer.

In her first custom — a birthday message for a fan who just turned 30 — MTG couldn’t help but slip in a few hits at President Trump.

Watch this:

Quits Congress, does videos on demand from her bathroom for $164@mtgreenee 🤣 pic.twitter.com/7huKWRKpw3

— miguelifornia (@miguelifornia) August 4, 2026

In addition to the steep $164 custom video price, MTG’s profile also offers $5,000 videos for businesses to use for ‘marketing purposes.’

Mediaite has more on MTG’s latest side hustle:

MTG’s starting price for personalized videos is $164, with the MAGA fan-turned-Trump critic offering to make birthday shout-out clips, as well as “advice” videos, “pep talk” videos, and “roast” clips; apparently the former congresswoman has some Whitney Cummings-like zingers ready to go. Fans can also pay MTG to answer questions.

And that’s on the cheaper side. MTG’s Cameo account said she is willing to make a “business video” for a minimum of $5,000.

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Those videos will allow businesses to use her clip for a 15-day period for marketing purposes — with “flexible” options to extend the license, according to Cameo’s website.

MTG’s profile highlights one video she already made — seemingly an example of the kind of content customers can expect to get — where she wishes a fan named Montana a happy 30th birthday. Her b-day salute quickly turns into a clip bashing President Donald Trump.

“Wow, big 3-0. that is awesome!” Greene said. “And I also heard you have a cute little dog named Pino, and I heard that Pino is just the greatest patriot, which I absolutely love, and I also heard that Pino might also make a better president than our current one, And as I think about that, I would say that’s probably true; definitely true.”

Her oddly worded Cameo profile describes Greene as an “America First firebrand who proudly fought for women to release the Epstein files, no more foreign wars, and excited to connect with all of you on Cameo!”

Surprisingly, MTG isn’t the first former Congress member to make a few bucks on Cameo.

Several ex-politicians have raked in thousands of dollars on the platform.

From the Independent:

Greene’s decision to join the site mirrors a move by her friend and former colleague, George Santos, who made more than $174,000 on Cameo after he was federally indicted on wire fraud and money laundering, among other charges, and expelled from Congress.

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Making personalized videos on Cameo has become a lucrative side gig for famous people, especially former politicians or political figures with notorious reputations.

Matt Gaetz, a former congressman and ally to Greene, also joined Cameo after resigning from Congress in 2024 and began charging $250 for personalized videos. His profile indicates he’s made at least 64 videos, netting an estimated $16,000.

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin reported making $211,529 from Cameo videos in 2021 – more than her salary as governor.

And now, Marjorie’s following in their footsteps!