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Published 09:26 30 Jul 2026 GMT
Just 13 seconds of footage has completely transformed the life of the woman now known across the internet as the "red bikini girl" - and she's already receiving major opportunities after the clip racked up more than 100 million views.
The viral star has been identified as 20-year-old French DJ Océane, who performs under the name @aora.dj.
She was filmed dancing at a foam party in Spain, with the clip rapidly spreading across social media and turning her into an overnight sensation.
Now, speaking to LADbible, Océane has revealed she's already signed with a management team and is carefully considering the offers flooding in.
"Honestly, I just want to take the time to explore the opportunities that are coming my way," she said.
"I recently signed with a team that will help guide me, because this is all completely new to me and I knew nothing about social media before all of this. I'm really excited to start this journey with them."
Like other viral stars such as the 'Hawk Tuah' girl and the 'Ibiza Final Boss', experts believe Océane could earn a substantial amount from her newfound fame. However, despite receiving plenty of attention online, she insists she has no plans to launch an OnlyFans account.
"My goal isn't to take advantage of this buzz by joining platforms like OnlyFans," she explained.
"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."
Instead, Océane says her focus remains on building a career in music.
"My biggest dream is to become a DJ and perform all over the world," she added.
"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."
The viral clip has already led to interest from fashion companies, with Océane confirming she has received approaches from swimwear and clothing brands.
"I've received a lot of offers in a very short period of time," Océane said.
"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."
Despite her face now being recognized around the world, the 20-year-old says she isn't worried about being stopped in public.
"If I had been worried about that, I simply wouldn't have allowed the video to be posted in the first place," she stated. "Honestly, I find it quite funny. I'm only 20 years old, so I'm just enjoying the experience and taking it all in stride."
Reflecting on her overnight fame, Océane said the experience has actually boosted her confidence.
"I still can't quite believe everything that's happening. But I'm really happy because this all happened while I was simply being myself. I wasn't wearing any makeup - I was just enjoying my vacation with my friends."
She added: "In a way, it's also given me more confidence. It showed me that people can appreciate you for who you really are, without filters or pretending to be someone else. That's probably the most meaningful part of this whole experience for me."
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Published 09:25 28 Jul 2026 GMT
A woman dubbed the 'red bikini girl' has revealed the question she gets asked the most after a video of her at a party was viewed over 100 million times.
Océane, a 20-year-old French content creator better known online as Aora DJ, became an overnight internet sensation after appearing in a 13-second video filmed at a party in Lloret de Mar, Spain.
The clip quickly spread across multiple social media platforms, including X, where it has been reposted countless times.
Despite becoming the face of a viral moment, Océane previously revealed that she had no idea she was being filmed when the video was captured.
Now, she's opening up about her life and addressing the question she says she hears more than any other.
Speaking in a video shared online, Océane said the question she receives most is: "Are you in a relationship?"
Rather than satisfy people's curiosity, she made it clear she's keeping that part of her life private, adding: "I won't say more."
Instead, she reflected on just how overwhelming the experience has become, and admitted she's still struggling to process how far the video has spread.
Océane explained that the experience has allowed her to take ownership of both her body and her image while encouraging other women to feel confident in themselves.
"I'm proud of it and [it lets me] show other women that no matter what they look like, it's important to be proud," she said.
While millions of people have viewed the video, not all reactions have been supportive.
Océane acknowledged that many of the negative comments have come from men, and admitted they initially affected her.
"[The comments are] largely from men, yeah, not very nice, but now I actually laugh about it…"
She also expressed her gratitude for the women who have rallied behind her throughout the viral moment.
"[My account] is called @lesfillesalloret… and the support from girls in Lloret de Mar… and then, like every woman really, in the end. I'm very happy this way," she said.
Shortly after the clip exploded online, Océane also shared an emotional message on Instagram reflecting on how dramatically her life had changed.
"Hello everyone ❤️ My name is Oceane (Aora) I'm 20 years old," she wrote in the message translated from French to English.
"Barely 24 hours ago, a video published on the Les Filles à Lloret account completely changed my everyday life. I was absolutely not expecting such a buzz, and I'm still in shock to see this video go around the world.
"What makes me the happiest is that you just discover the real me: a natural, spontaneous girl who loves to laugh, enjoy life and be herself. It's pretty crazy to see this famous red bikini all over the social media."
"I will continue to live every moment with the same sincerity and work to achieve my biggest dream: to become a DJ," she continued. "Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your messages, kindness and support. Thousands of you are encouraging me already, and it really touches me."
"Let's just be ourselves. We are free to be who we are," she concluded.
Published 10:13 28 Jul 2026 GMT
Since the "Red Bikini Girl” went viral last week after a video of her dancing at a party gained millions of views, she has opened up about the attention she has received and what her biggest dream is.
The young French woman called Oceane was filmed at a party in Lloret de Mar, Spain, where she danced cheekily with a friend.
In the video, she first appears to be annoyed about being sprayed with water before she turns around and dances flirtily with someone off-camera.
The 13-second-video quickly went viral across multiple social media platforms and has sparked thousands of people to comment on her appearance or attempt to get in touch with her.
Now known online as the “Red Bikini Girl”, one user described her as "the most popular lady on the internet right now."
In a self-recorded video posted to social media, the swimwear-clad stunner who goes by the username @aora.dj said she had no idea she was being filmed and has been left stunned by the video's popularity.
When the video first blew up, she told her new followers: she said: "Hi, it's Océane. The question that comes up most often is… I won't say more [about that]. The scale this is taking on is becoming huge.
"I'm proud of it and [it lets me] show other women that no matter what they look like, it's important to be proud."
While a lot of the comments on the viral video are from men and therefore fairly creepy and unwanted, she also thanked the women for their support.
Oceane explained: "[The comments are] largely from men, yeah, not very nice, but now I actually laugh about it…
"[My account] is called @lesfillesalloret… and the support from girls in Lloret de Mar… and then, like every woman really, in the end. I'm very happy this way."
In a more recent Instagram post, the aspiring DJ opened up to her 89,000 followers about what she has loved about being exposed to so many new people and how it has simply spurred her on to continue chasing her dream.
In a caption on the picture of her in the red bikini, Oceane wrote: “What makes me the happiest is that you just discover the real me: a natural, spontaneous girl who loves to laugh, enjoy life and be herself.
"It's pretty crazy to see this famous red bikini all over the social media.
“I will continue to live every moment with the same sincerity and work to achieve my biggest dream: to become a DJ.”
Published 10:38 28 Jul 2026 GMT
Following the viral breakout of the “red bikini girl” last week - where a video of her dancing at a party gained millions of views - a follow-up clip has surfaced that might disappoint some of her new followers.
The young French woman, Oceane, was filmed at a party in Lloret de Mar, Spain, where she danced cheekily with a friend. In the video, she initially appears annoyed after being sprayed with water before turning to dance toward someone off-camera.
The 13-second-video quickly went viral across multiple social media platforms and has sparked thousands of people to comment on her appearance or attempt to get in touch with her.
Now known online as the “Red Bikini Girl”, one user described her as "the most popular lady on the internet right now."
In a second video posted to the same Instagram account, @lesfillesalloret, the swimwear-clad stunner who goes by the username @aora.dj, was spotted dancing in the same spot near the stage at what appeared to turn into a foam party. However, it was the four words she mouthed to a man standing next to her that have upset thousands of her new followers.
While many of the comments from male viewers were unwanted, Océane made sure to express her gratitude for the support she received from women.
Oceane explained: "[The comments are] largely from men, yeah, not very nice, but now I actually laugh about it…”
In a revelation which could be heartbreaking to the thousands of men who commented, the aspiring DJ mouthed to someone off camera: “I have a boyfriend”.
In a more recent Instagram post, the aspiring DJ opened up to her 89,000 followers about what she has loved about being exposed to so many new people and how it has simply spurred her on to continue chasing her dream.
In a caption on the picture of her in the red bikini, Oceane wrote: “What makes me the happiest is that you just discover the real me: a natural, spontaneous girl who loves to laugh, enjoy life and be herself. It's pretty crazy to see this famous red bikini all over the social media. ❤️
“I will continue to live every moment with the same sincerity and work to achieve my biggest dream: to become a DJ.”
When the video first blew up, she told her new followers: "Hi, it's Océane. The question that comes up most often is… I won't say more [about that]. The scale this is taking on is becoming huge.
"I'm proud of it and [it lets me] show other women that no matter what they look like, it's important to be proud."
Published 12:15 28 Jul 2026 GMT
A woman who has become known as the 'red bikini girl' has responded to comments from men online after a clip of her at a pool party went mega-viral.
The video, which has been viewed over 100 million times on social media, features a French content creator named Océane.
Better known online as Aora DJ, the 20-year-old became a viral sensation after the short video from a party in Lloret de Mar, Spain, did the rounds worldwide.
The 13-second clip has been reposted numerous times, with the content creator eventually revealing how the experience has been for her, in an interview for ICONIQ.
She answered one of the most commonly asked questions from viewers about her relationship status, but Océane also responded to certain commenters who may have overstepped.
Océane admitted that she had no idea she was being filmed when the video was captured, but in speaking about her life, she had a good point to make.
She admitted to the media outlet that she can barely understand the level of virality she has reached, saying in French that she is "proud of it."
The content creator went on: "It allows me to own who I am as a woman and to show other women who go on vacation – whoever they are, no matter what they look like – that we are just ourselves.
"We are women and we are free. That’s very important. And the comments I get on my videos are mostly from men who make comments that are not very nice."
She revealed: "At the beginning, when I read them, it hurt me a lot, but now I just laugh about it.
"There’s this event agency that created an Instagram account called @lesfillesalloret. Its goal is to promote the safety and support of girls in Lloret de Mar.
"In Lloret de Mar I was nobody, and I’ve become pretty much someone. And then, like any woman, I live through my freedom, I live through my expressions, and I’m very happy that way," the DJ concluded.
The DJ admitted the question she receives most is: "Are you in a relationship?"
But instead of giving curious users the answer they want, she is keeping that part of her life private, answering: "I won't say more."
In a more recent Instagram post, the aspiring DJ opened up to her followers about what she has loved about being exposed to the public and how it has simply spurred her on to continue chasing her dream.
In a caption on the picture of her in the red bikini, Oceane wrote: “What makes me the happiest is that you just discover the real me: a natural, spontaneous girl who loves to laugh, enjoy life and be herself.
"It's pretty crazy to see this famous red bikini all over the social media.
“I will continue to live every moment with the same sincerity and work to achieve my biggest dream: to become a DJ.”
Published 13:36 27 Jul 2026 GMT
The "red bikini girl" has spoken out after a party video amassed more than 100 million views on social media.
Océane, who is known online as the "Red Bikini Girl," was filmed during a party in Lloret de Mar, Spain.
The 13-second clip quickly spread across multiple platforms, including X, where it has been reposted countless times.
As the video's popularity continued to grow, one user even described her as "the most popular lady on the internet right now."
The French woman, who goes by the handle @aora.dj, said she had no idea she was being filmed and has been left stunned by the video's popularity.
Speaking in a video shared online, she said: "Hi, it's Océane. The question that comes up most often is… I won't say more [about that]. The scale this is taking on is becoming huge.
"I'm proud of it and [it lets me] show other women that no matter what they look like, it's important to be proud," she added.
While the clip has garnered millions of views, Océane says not all of the attention has been positive.
"[The comments are] largely from men, yeah, not very nice, but now I actually laugh about it…"
She also thanked the women who have shown their support: "[My account] is called @lesfillesalloret… and the support from girls in Lloret de Mar… and then, like every woman really, in the end. I'm very happy this way."
Océane's comments come as more women use social media to encourage body confidence at every age.
One of them is 70-year-old content creator Shannon Nelson, who recently went viral after wearing a bikini for the first time in 45 years.
Speaking to PEOPLE, Nelson said she had always believed swimsuits were "something you had to qualify for with the right kind of body" before her 15-year-old niece, Lily, encouraged her to try on a red string bikini.
"Lily just said it very casually, like it wasn't a big deal at all," she said. "That's what stuck with me. At a certain age, you assume there are things you're not supposed to wear anymore, and she clearly hadn't gotten that memo."
After posting a video wearing the bikini, Nelson racked up 3.2 million views and received thousands of supportive comments.
"Girl, you look absolutely amazing! Wear the damn bikini," one user wrote. Another chimed in: "A BADDIE IN RED!!!"
A third added: "STOP IT!! you look FABULOUS!" and a fourth said: "Why am I smiling! I love this video. Such a great example for women of all ages to be proud in your skin your in. Plus it does look incredible on you, she was right."
The influencer said she might wear the swimwear again because at this age, "who am I trying to impress?"
She also hopes her experience will inspire other women to wear whatever makes them feel comfortable. "I'll take comfort over style any day," Nelson added.
As for her niece's reaction, she said: "She thought it was completely normal - which, in a way, was the whole point."
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