Kobe Tai

Kobe Tai is an American actress and former adult performer whose professional adult-film career began in 1996. During the late 1990s, she became a contract performer for Vivid Entertainment, a period that shaped her screen work in adult film. Born in Taipei, Taiwan, on January 15, 1972, she holds American nationality and has maintained professional ties to both Taipei and the United States, connecting her background to her later career in the United States. The Vivid Entertainment contract was part of her late-1990s career.

Her mainstream film crossover came with the 1998 feature Very Bad Things, in which she was credited as Carla Scott. She also worked under the professional names Blake Young, Brooke Young, and Kobe. Beyond film, her entertainment work extended into music through backing-vocal contributions connected with Marilyn Manson's Mechanical Animals era. That music-related contribution formed part of her wider entertainment work during the late 1990s. The Mechanical Animals era connection added a music dimension to her professional profile.

Tai won a Hot d'Or newcomer award in 1997, and later award nominations followed. Her professional screen credits continued into 2003 and 2004. These later credits followed her initial adult-film work and mainstream crossover. Her career therefore spans adult film, mainstream screen appearances, and music-related work. She remained active in professional screen work into the early 2000s. Her later screen credits extended her professional activity beyond the late 1990s.