Océane, the red bikini girl, says a 13-second video taken at a foam party in Lloret de Mar, Spain, changed her life after it raced past 100 million views. The 20-year-old French content creator said she had no idea she was being filmed when the clip was first recorded.
Océane and Aora DJ
The woman in the video was later identified as Océane, who is also known online as Aora DJ. In an Instagram post sharing the clip again, she wrote, “A simple video changed my life completely and made me go viral on social media.”
She said the attention was not just a numbers story. “I think if it touched so many people, it’s because I was just being myself: spontaneous, natural, and with a desire to enjoy every moment,” she said. “I am truly moved to receive your messages—which are growing in number—from all corners of the globe.”
Lloret de Mar video
The clip itself is brief, but the response has been anything but. The 13-second Instagram video quickly gathered over 100 million views on social media, turning a moment at a party in Spain into a global calling card for a creator who says she did not set out to be filmed. She added, “One thing for sure, I'll stay true to myself.”
That public response gives the story its next layer: Océane is now describing not just sudden visibility, but how she wants to shape what comes after it. “No fireworks, no fakes, just natural, smiling, and living my life the way I want,” she said.
Océane on body image
Océane said the viral attention helped her take ownership of her body and image and let her support other women in feeling confident in themselves. At the same time, she said she received vulgar comments from mostly men, a sharp reminder that a clip can bring praise and abuse at once.
She also declined to say whether she is in a relationship, answering, “I won't say more.” In her closing note to followers, she said, “Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support,” and added, “The adventure has only just begun.”
