Hailey Welch, known as 'Hawk Tuah Girl' became famous overnight
Haliey Welch, known as the 'Hawk Tuah Girl', has unexpectedly found herself thrust into the limelight after responding to a provocative question on YouTube with humor.
On social media, a vox pop interview posted on YouTube, conducted by the Tim & Dee TV channel, gained attention for its provocative discussion on sex in the bedroom.
Haliey Welch became an internet sensation when asked about a bedroom tip that drives men wild.
In the footage, the YouTuber asked Hailye: "What’s one move in bed that makes a man go crazy every time?"
She gave her answer with s smirk: "You gotta give ’em that ‘hawk tuah’ and spit on that thing!"
Through her humorously shared explicit bedroom tip using the term 'hawk tuah,' she quickly gained online fame.
This video has inspired many Internet meme edits, Hawk Tuah Girl is identified as Hailey Welch along with her friend named Chelsea Bradford
On social media, many viewers expressed shock at Hailey's response
While others suggested she was simply being humorous in response to a provocative question. Some claimed she was reckless.
One person said: She deserves to be famous. It's her moment. Let her have it.
A second wrote: If she don’t “hawk tuah” I don’t wanna “talk tuah”
While a third commented:I mean she could have a very lucrative career in the 'Hawk Tuah' business if she wanted to seize the opportunity...
Someone else said: Finding Miss Hawk Tuah is more exciting than any crime novel.
Another added: miss hawk that feels like the avatar. when the world needs her most, she vanished
Hawk Tuah Girl earned an astonishing amount of money after gaining fame.
'Hawk Tuah Girl' is capitalizing on her fame by selling caps and t-shirts with the catchphrase on them.
Welch swiftly launched merchandise featuring the phrase 'Hawk Tuah 24, Spit on that thang', including caps and t-shirts. These items, priced at $32.70, or $43.70 for a signed version, have gained popularity among her newfound fanbase.
Despite her sudden fame, Welch has chosen to step back from the public eye.
Welch was reportedly retreating to a secluded location with family. Reports suggest she feels overwhelmed and nervous amidst the intense scrutiny from the internet community.
According to reports from the Daily Mail, Welch is said to be residing in her family's remote home, where friends and associates in the closely-knit community have formed a protective barrier around her.
But after coming forward as the woman in the viral video, Welch has gone into 'virtual hiding' while she processes how to deal with being under the internet spotlight.
She has opted to sign merchandise in neutral settings rather than public venues.
Welch has begun the process of copyrighting the phrase 'hawk tuah' to protect her intellectual property rights amidst her viral catchphrase on social media.
Previously, Hawk Tuah Girl also collaborated with Fathead Threads, owned by Jason Poteete and based in Marshall County, Tennessee, after gaining viral fame.
According to Jason Poteete, Hailey requested that her face not be featured on the merchandise.
Now, the incident involving Hawk Tuah Girl continues to spark debate on social media. What do you think about this?
