Source: BroBible
Summary
Haliey Welch, known as the “Hawk Tuah” girl, has returned to the public eye after a brief hiatus. She was accused of scamming fans by promoting a cryptocurrency that collapsed in value. The SEC investigated but found no wrongdoing against her. Welch recently appeared in an ad for Underdog, mocking Lane Kiffin’s alleged preference for hot yoga women. The ad features women from Kiffin’s class expressing anger over his move to LSU.
Our Reading
The habit gets a new name.
Scamming fans becomes “crypto advocacy.”
Hot yoga girls become a punchline.
SEC clears her, but the damage stays.
Brand new, same old mess.
Author: Evan Null
Haliey Welch’s Return
Haliey Welch, once known for her viral “Hawk Tuah” moments, has made a comeback. After a period of silence, she’s back in the spotlight, this time in an ad for Underdog. The ad targets Lane Kiffin, a college football coach, for his alleged interest in hot yoga women. Welch’s return has stirred mixed reactions from fans and critics alike.
The Crypto Controversy
Welch faced accusations of scamming fans by promoting a cryptocurrency called the “$HAWK token.” The coin lost all its value shortly after launch, leading to an SEC investigation. Despite the fallout, the SEC found no wrongdoing against Welch. Her attorney confirmed that she faces no restrictions on future crypto activities.
The Underdog Ad
In the new Underdog ad, Welch is seen mocking Lane Kiffin’s alleged preference for hot yoga women. The ad features a group of women from Kiffin’s hot yoga class in Mississippi, who are upset about his move to LSU. They even have a dartboard dedicated to him. The ad is a humorous take on Kiffin’s public persona and his connection to the yoga community.
Public Reaction
Fans were surprised to see Welch back in the public eye. Many had expected her to stay away after the crypto controversy. However, her return has sparked discussions about her career and the nature of online fame. Some see it as a comeback, while others question the ethics of her actions.
SEC Investigation
The SEC investigated Welch’s involvement with the “$HAWK token” after it crashed in value. The investigation concluded without any charges against her. Her attorney stated that the SEC did not bring any action against her, meaning she is free to engage in crypto activities without restrictions. This has raised questions about the regulatory process and its effectiveness in protecting investors.
