Hawk Tuah Girl has not only received job opportunities after her fame but has also faced public scrutiny.
It is clear that her fame from a viral video on social media has rapidly changed her life
In a candid interview with Brianna Lapaglia on the Plan Bri Uncut podcast, Welch shared her unexpected journey to internet stardom and the unexpected reactions she has faced.
Haliey Welch - now known as the 'Hawk Tuah' girl.
Haliey Welch, famously known as the 'Hawk Tuah' girl, has finally spoken out following her meteoric rise to fame after a viral video catapulted her into the spotlight.
In the video shared by Tim and Dee TV on the YouTube channel, the YouTuber asked her: "What’s one move in bed that makes a man go crazy every time?"
Hailey confidently shared her provocative answer to what makes men 'crazy' in bed: "You gotta give ’em that ‘hawk tuah’ and spit on that thing!"
Shortly after her response, Welch became a viral icon and gained fame overnight.
Taking advantage of her fame, Hawk Tuah Girl quickly launched merchandise featuring her iconic phrase, reportedly earning an incredible income from the venture, which stunned many.
Hawk Tuah Girl Haliey Welch breaks silence after viral fame.
In the interview with Brianna Lapaglia on the Plan Bri Uncut podcast Monday, Hawk Tuah Girl opened up about her fame after a viral video.
Reflecting on her newfound celebrity status, Welch discussed the bizarre and sometimes unsettling offers she's received from fans, including offers up to $600 to spit in a jar.
She said: 'So, the guy that does my hats, he got offered $600 three days ago for me to spit in a jar and sell it. That is revolting! That is just disgusting, is it not?'
She humorously mentioned her parents' reaction to her viral comment, noting their amused tolerance for her unpredictable nature.
She told Lapaglia: 'They think it's so funny... they never know what's gonna come out of my mouth'.
Hawk Tuah Girl took privacy measures to protect her identity
Since her rise to prominence, Welch has grappled with privacy issues, including fake social media accounts using her photos and persistent misspellings of her name. Despite deleting her social media before her fame, Welch finds it unsettling to see her image misused online.
'It's kind of creepy seeing your face on another account that don't belong to you,' Welch added.
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Hawk Tuah Girl was captured on the stage with country music singer Zach Bryan
Previously, Hawk Tuah left viewers stunned after being captured performing on stage with country music singer Zach Bryan.
The footage shared by @greatamericanbarscene on TikTok showed Hawk Tuah Girl performing on stage.
The video has has the caption: "HAWK TUAH REVIVAL'
In the footage, Hawk Tuah Girl, dressed in a tan cowboy hat and white top, captivated the audience with her confident performance of Bryan's hit song 'Revival'.
Many believed that Welch achieved another dream by joining country music artist Zach Bryan onstage at Nashville's X by NASHCAR festival.
Her unexpected fame has led to collaborations and appearances, including sharing the stage with musician Zach Bryan at Nashville's Nissan Stadium.
One person said: Good for her. Rumor had it she lost her Jon. I hope she takes advantage of the 15 min.
A second wrote: When southern women go viral ..!! Ya know the world is a better place
While a third commented: She's gonna sing on that thang
Someone else said: She’s about as real as it gets. Zach did a solid job right there.
Another added: Hope she rubs some off on her girl buddy, she's cuter than Hawk
Previously, Hawk Tuah Girl earned a significant sum due to her newfound fame.
She capitalized on her recent fame by partnering with local apparel company Fathead Threads to launch a line of products featuring her iconic phrase, 'Hawk Tuah ’24'.
The merchandise, including hats priced at $32.78 each, quickly became a bestseller.
According to reports, Hawk Tuah girl made over $65,000 from selling 'Hawk Tuah' merchandise, which includes hats priced at $32.78 each.
In collaboration with Fathead Threads, Welch's products sold over 2,000 units, showcasing her sharp business acumen.
