The residents of a swanky Australian suburb were left both outraged and amused after a leg-baring woman made her plea for a sugar daddy.
Shianne Foxx, who has branded herself as “The Bikini Tradie” online, recently went viral for saying female landscapers like her should be allowed to work topless just like men.
Now, she has gone viral for using mobile billboard advertising to find herself a bling daddy to spoil her silly.
Highlights
- Shianne Foxx, also known as “The Bikini Tradie” online, paid a hefty amount for the bizarre mobile billboard advertisement.
- The woman made a plea to “rich, old, and lonely” viewers who are interested in being her “sugar daddy.”
- Residents expressed outrage over the advertisement, saying, “this is getting out of hand.”
- Shianne recently went viral for saying she should be allowed to work topless just like her male co-workers.
Shianne Foxx, also known as “The Bikini Tradie” online, came up with a bizarre way to find herself a sugar daddy
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Residents of a Sydney suburb were left shocked as they laid eyes on a vehicle passing by them on the streets of Mosman with Shianne’s ad.
The woman said in the ad that she was looking for a sugar daddy and that potential candidates could give her a call at the listed number.
“Are you rich, old, and lonely?” read the ad. “I’m looking for a sugar daddy.”
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“I want a sugar daddy,” she explained in her video.
Shianne revealed that she wants a sugar daddy but doesn’t want to find one herself because she’s over-worked.
“If you’re rich, old, and lonely, call me,” added the content creator
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The woman went on to reveal that she spent $2,000 to target a suburb that is home to wealthy residents.
“So, I spent $2,000 of my own money to send a billboard all around the richest suburb of Australia so I can find myself a sugar daddy,” she told her audience.
“If you’re rich, old, and lonely, call me,” added the content creator.
Residents were outraged upon seeing the billboard ad being driven through their street
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Netizens had wild reactions to the recent video of her mobile billboard advertising technique.
“Omg.. this is getting out of hand,” one commenter said beneath her video.
Another furious resident commented on Facebook, saying, “Did anyone see this going up and down Military Rd? Totally unacceptable that this is allowed.”
“What has this world come to!!” one furious resident said
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“My seven year old read it out loud and then asked me what it meant,” another wrote. “What has this world come to!! Can anyone advise if there's a way to report this to the council?”
On the other hand, some cheeky Mosman residents were more than happy to join in on the fun.
“What are you offering in return?” one commented on her video.
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“What about poor, middle aged and a slight drinking problem?” asked another curious viewer.
Shianne, who regularly shares content of herself working in a bikini, has 23.7K followers on her “The Bikini tradie” Instagram account and 41.9K followers on her personal “Shianne” account.
Shianne has thousands of followers online and is also known for creating content on an adult website
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Revealing her frustration online, Shianne said in a video that she asked her superior whether she could take her shirt off and work topless, just like her male counterparts do.
However, her request was turned down because it would be a “distraction” to others.
The landscaper said she felt “degraded” when her request to work topless like her male co-workers was denied
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“It’s a double standard, it’s s*xist, and I’m actually really over it. I just want to be topless like the boys but no, I will ‘distract them,’” the angered tradie said.
She spoke to Australian news outlet news.com.au and said it was “such a hot day” and she felt “no shame” in putting her chest on display.
“Obviously, when you work in the industry, lots of the boys have their tops off. I thought it was only fair if I could get mine off, too,” she told the outlet.
She said it was “childish” to call a topless woman distracting and said, “You should just grow up”
“What’s the difference between a male n*pple and a female one?” she asked, saying it was “childish” to be calling a topless woman “distracting.”
“I don’t think it should be ‘distracting’ because at the end of the day they’re just a natural thing,” she continued.
“If you’re going to be childish and feel like they’re going to be distracting, then you should just grow up,” she added.
The internet star said she often shares videos of her work to encourage other women to join the industry
The content creator went on to talk about what it was like working in “male-dominated” jobs for at least four years. She said she shared videos about it online with the hope of encouraging other women to join the industry.
“A lot of people say you get catcalled, but it’s nothing like that at all,” she told the outlet.
“From my experience, if you just go in there with your head held high and if you don’t let men have it over you,” she added. “Stand your ground. They won’t do anything.”
The internet was naturally outraged over the advertisement
