‘Red Bikini Girl’ Océane sent ‘inappropriate’ request after being offered massive money offer

It predictably didn't take long for 'Red Bikini Girl' to be inundated with 'inappropriate' requests after shooting to internet fame.

Océane, the 'Red Bikini Girl' went viral last week after a video of her having fun at a foam party in Spain set the internet on fire, already amassing well over 100 million views.

The 20-year-old French DJ has already signed with a management team to help her harness her unexpectedly-found fame, with PR experts predicting she could end up earning hundreds of thousands from the 13-second clip.

One way she swears she won't be making money though is through adult content creation, even though she's already been swamped with requests asking her to do so.

"I’ve received hundreds of inappropriate messages," Océane, who has seen her follower count on Instagram skyrocket from around 10k to over 116k, told VT.

"Many people asked me to create an OnlyFans account. Others offered huge amounts of money for photos of my feet or private videos. Some offers were worth hundreds of thousands of euros.

“I politely refuse all of them. Just because people see me having fun in a bikini doesn’t mean that’s who I am.

"I love enjoying life, laughing and having fun, but I also respect myself, and I know exactly where I want to take my career.”

'I have absolutely no intention of joining OnlyFans'

It's not uncommon for people who have found themselves suddenly thrust into the eyes of the world after going famous online to turn to creating adult content.

'Hawk Tuah Girl' Hailey Welch has launched a subscription service on Fanfix, while the UK's potato-swallowing Beavo has ventured into the R-rated world.

Océane, however, does not want to follow that road.

“I have absolutely no intention of joining OnlyFans," she said.

"It doesn’t match my values or the image I want to have for myself and my family. I know there is a lot of money to be made there, but that’s simply not the path I want to take."

Instead, she aims to use her fame as an opportunity to bolster her fledging career behind the decks.

“I want to use this opportunity in a smart and positive way," she added. "My goal isn’t to be famous for a few weeks—it’s to build something meaningful for the future.”

Speaking to LADbible, Océane revealed she's already received a tonne of offers more up her street as well.

She added: "I’ve received a lot of offers in a very short period of time. But I’m trying to stay grounded. I know how quickly things can change on social media, so I’m taking my time. I trust the team around me to help choose the right projects that make sense for the long term.

"My goal isn’t to take advantage of this buzz by joining platforms like OnlyFans. I completely respect the women who choose that path, but it’s not the direction I want to take. I believe I have other things to offer.

"My biggest dream is to become a DJ and perform all over the world. I also know I need to work hard because I want to earn my place. A viral video can open doors, but hard work is what builds a real career."

How much are viral stars Hawk Tuah Girl and Ibiza Final Boss worth now?

If you want an idea of what Océane could do with her new-found fame, here’s what happened to two of the biggest viral stars of recent years in the months after viral infamy.

Hawk Tuah girl (Haliey Welch) - $500,000

Welch, 24, from Tennessee, was suddenly everywhere after popping up in a Tim and Dee TV street interview in 2024.

When asked what makes a man ‘go crazy’ in bed, she said: “You gotta give ’em that ‘hawk tuah’ and spit on that thang!”

Since then, Welch - who previously worked in a bedspring factory - has done everything she can to capitalise on her viral fame: from merchandise to inking a deal with streaming platform Kick and launching a podcast called Talk Tuah.

She even cameoed in Glen Powell’s TV show Chad Powers and launched crypto coin $HAWK, which crashed hard and many of her fans accused of being a scam.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, she’s worth around $500k.

Ibiza Final Boss (Jack Kay) - £2 million ($2.6 million)

One dodgy haircut catapulted Kay, 26, from Newcastle into viral infamy after he was filmed at Wayne Lineker's O Beach Club in Ibiza last year.

Previously working in the construction industry, Kay has since signed a deal with fashion brand boohooMAN, appeared at Creamfields, starred in a Channel 4 documentary, reportedly made £60,000 from personal appearances, and released music in partnership with Carnao Beats.

In an unlikely twist, in June 2026 he stepped into the boxing ring with rapper and social media star Jordan McCann on the undercard for Tommy Fury vs Eddie Hall, with Kay coming out on top.

According to Metro, he’s now worth a cool £2 million ($2.6 million).