The “Hawk Tuah Girl” is an internet meme that originated from a viral video featuring Haliey Welch, an American from Nashville, Tennessee. In June 2024, a YouTube channel called Tim & Dee TV posted a street interview where Welch was asked, “What’s one move in bed that makes a man go crazy every time?” With a Southern accent, she enthusiastically replied, “Oh, you gotta give ’em that ‘hawk tuah’ and spit on that thang!”—mimicking the sound of spitting. The phrase “hawk tuah” is an onomatopoeia, humorously referring to a sexual act, and her unfiltered, animated delivery instantly caught the internet’s attention.
Haliey Welch on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/hay_welch/
The clip exploded across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, racking up millions of views and sparking a flood of memes. People dubbed her the “Hawk Tuah Girl,” and the phrase became a cultural phenomenon, remixed into songs, plastered on merchandise, and even inspiring green-screen edits where she was inserted into random scenarios.
Her fame grew from a single funny moment into a full-blown online sensation, with fans and brands quickly capitalizing on her viral status.
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— VisionaryVoid (@VisionaryVoid) June 21, 2024
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Welch, who was working a low-wage job at a bed spring factory before the video, leaned into the hype. She quit her job, started selling “Hawk Tuah” merchandise through a Tennessee company called Fathead Threads, and launched a podcast called Talk Tuah, which climbed the charts in late 2024. At one point, she had millions of followers across social media and was making public appearances—like throwing the first pitch at a Mets game.
The meme itself evolved beyond her original quote, with people jokingly attributing absurdly complex “rants” to her on topics like Swedish housing regulations or quantum physics, playing off the contrast between her down-to-earth persona and highbrow subjects.
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Her story took a wild turn in December 2024 when she got involved with a cryptocurrency called $HAWK, a “meme coin” launched on the Solana blockchain. It skyrocketed to a market cap of nearly half a billion dollars in hours, only to crash over 90% shortly after, leaving investors furious and sparking accusations of a “rug pull”—where insiders dump their shares after hyping it up. Welch went silent online after the fiasco, facing a class-action lawsuit alongside others tied to the project.
As of now, February 26, 2025, she’s largely disappeared from the spotlight, with no new podcast episodes or social media posts since early December 2024. The “Hawk Tuah Girl” meme, once a lighthearted viral hit, now carries a messy legacy tied to both internet fame and crypto controversy.
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No, Hawk Tuah Girl, whose real name is Hailey Welch, does not have an OnlyFans account and has no plans to create one. She’s repeatedly said that she’s uncomfortable with OnlyFans and doesn’t want to join.
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