Hailey Welch, known as the “Hook Twah Girl,” is making thousands of dollars from her public outings in New York City. The 23-year-old shot to fame after her on-the-street interview with Tim & Dee TV went viral. Welch’s controversial sex advice — “Hook Twah and spit on this thing” — has been a social media sensation. Welch is not only enjoying her newfound fame, she’s also making a lot of money!
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Welch is scheduled to perform at three New York City concerts, including a pop-up at the iconic Memory Motel, at a total cost of more than $30,000, according to the New York Post. The popular artist will host a daytime event at the popular East Village venue on Saturday, July 13. Tickets for the fan reception will range from $45 to $55.
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The newspaper added that Welch is also scheduled to stop at Ugly Duckling in Long Beach and Bull Smith’s Tavern in Smithtown. These New York outings come just a week after Zach Bryan belted out his song “Hawk Tuah Girl” on stage during his concert in Nashville. Welch is on stage at Nissan Stadium as part of the 28-year-old singer’s The Quittin’ Time Tour.
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For her first major event, where she joined Bryan to perform his fan-favorite song, Revival, Welch dressed as a cowboy. Holding a beer bottle in her hand, she wore a cropped white T-shirt with ripped denim shorts of the same color. She paired the look with knee-high white cowboy boots and a big hat.
Welch has also signed with music management company The Penthouse, whose founder Johnny Forster said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter: “The world has gone crazy for Haley! I’m thrilled that our team can help steer this spaceship. All the podcasters are right, spend five minutes with her and you’ll see why she’s America’s sweetheart.”
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