Kaylah Walton
Hailey Welch, famously known as the “Hawk Tuah Girl,” gained notoriety for a viral moment during Nashville’s CMA Fest. Recently, a new viral incident where she misquoted Jay-Z’s lyrics has caught the attention of Amir Tyson, son of boxing icon Mike Tyson.
Following her rise to fame, Welch made an appearance on Bill Maher’s ‘Club Random Podcast,’ where her remarks on pop culture stirred another online sensation. A video clip from this episode, uploaded on July 28, sparked controversy across social media platforms.
During the podcast, Welch misconstrued Jay-Z’s lyrics in a comical manner, unknowingly causing a stir on social media. Amir Tyson was less than impressed with her blunder.
Amir Tyson’s Critique of Internet Fame
Amir shared his disapproval of the fleeting nature of internet fame on his Instagram story, referencing the viral clip featuring Welch. He criticized the current trend of short-lived fame leading to irrelevance, questioning the enduring legacy of internet celebrities.
The podcast also featured Maher’s bold speculation about the relationship between NFL star Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, predicting a potential breakup akin to a Super Bowl Gatorade shower.
Welch, a devoted fan of Taylor Swift, humorously suggested a fiery album title if Kelce were to end their relationship, highlighting the intense scrutiny that surrounds celebrity romances.
While Welch’s lyrical mix-up brought humor, it provoked a reaction from Amir Tyson. The debate now focuses on the sustainability of Welch’s viral fame, contrasting with Tyson’s skepticism of internet celebrities’ lasting impact.
