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Viral 'red bikini girl' hits major milestone after video of her at party was viewed over 100 million times
The woman dubbed the 'red bikini girl' who was the subject of a viral social media video that was viewed over 100 million times, has reached another feat in the days following her newfound fame.
Océane, who is known online as the 'Red Bikini Girl,' was filmed dancing during a party in Lloret de Mar, Spain, in… you guessed it, a red bikini.
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The woman, who hails from France, sent hearts racing during the 13-second clip, which spread rapidly across social media platforms, including X, where it has been reposted countless times.
Océane, who goes by the handle @aora.dj, claimed that she wasn’t aware that she was being filmed and has been left flattered by the video's traction.
Speaking in a video shared online, she addressed her new following: "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.
The young woman, who has reportedly already been offered several high-profile opportunities, including in fashion and bikini modeling, has achieved another notable feat just days after she went viral.
Océane had begun life on Instagram with a modest following, but due to the clamor around her, she has now smashed the 100,000 follower target, currently sitting on 104,000 on Instagram.
Océane reveals opportunities she has received
In a recent interview with LADBible, the 20-year-old revealed what she was hoping to do with her new life: "Honestly, I just want to take the time to explore the opportunities that are coming my way,” Océane confirmed.
"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.”
She continued: "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."
The emerging French star has been likened to a number of viral hits, from the Ibiza Final Boss to 'Hawk-Tuah Girl'.
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."













