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Tim and Dee TV, the creators behind the viral Hawk Tuah video, are responding after the video’s star, Haliey Welch, said she has no intention of thanking them for her newfound fame.
Tensions between Welch, 23, and the content-creating duo consisting of Tim Dickerson, 23, and DeArius Marlow, 24, had seemingly been brewing in the background ever since the NSFW video blew up in June.
As you might recall, the duo encountered Welch on the streets of Nashville and interviewed her. When asked about a move that would make a man go crazy in bed, Welch responded and her answer quickly became an online sensation.
When speaking to the New York Times, Marlow recalled trying to get in touch with Welch for a collaboration but ended up communicating with her lawyer instead.
“At the end of the day, nobody would know who she was if we didn’t bring it to light and post it,” Marlow said at the time. “A lot of the audience who hadn’t seen us before think we grew off this one clip. People were treating it like we’re nobodies and didn’t already have a platform.”
Their feud seems to have reached a new peak after a clip of an interview Welch gave to the Bobby Bones Show in July resurfaced online. At the 16:20 mark here, the country radio show’s co-host Lunchbox asks Welch if she ever thanked Dickerson and Marlow for making her famous.
“Tell them ‘thank you’ for what?” Welch responded. “We reached out to them and I asked him to stop posting those videos and he never did. He blocked us all on everything. I’m not telling him thank you for anything.”
Welch then agreed with co-host Amy Brown that she wanted the whole ordeal to “go away” but simply explored opportunities because they allegedly wouldn’t stop re-uploading the footage against her wishes.
Through their official X account, Tim & Dee responded to the Bobby Bones Show interview clip on Tuesday with a reaction meme that reads, “We changed this broke n***a life!”
The duo then debunked Welch’s side of the story in follow-up posts, claiming that Welch and her friend “literally asked for a spicy question” and that they asked multiple times “to post the video.”
“People be wanting their lil 15min fame but now its a problem? Playin victim. She Not a victim she a volunteer nobody forced that bih to be there,” read a post from their account.
In a video with YouTuber Fred Beyer uploaded earlier this month, Dickerson and Marlow claimed at the 18:51 mark that Welch was supposed to reunite with them for another video but they were “ghosted” despite offering her $10,000.
They also spoke on rumors that Welch was pursuing legal action against them and teased that there’s more to the story that the duo can’t disclose yet for legal reasons.
Per their X account, Tim & Dee will be uploading a “more detailed video” on their YouTube channel in the future speaking about the situation.
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Tim and Dee TV, the creators behind the viral Hawk Tuah video, are responding after the video’s star, Haliey Welch, said she has no intention of thanking them for her newfound fame.
Tensions between Welch, 23, and the content-creating duo consisting of Tim Dickerson, 23, and DeArius Marlow, 24, had seemingly been brewing in the background ever since the NSFW video blew up in June.
As you might recall, the duo encountered Welch on the streets of Nashville and interviewed her. When asked about a move that would make a man go crazy in bed, Welch responded and her answer quickly became an online sensation.
When speaking to the New York Times, Marlow recalled trying to get in touch with Welch for a collaboration but ended up communicating with her lawyer instead.
“At the end of the day, nobody would know who she was if we didn’t bring it to light and post it,” Marlow said at the time. “A lot of the audience who hadn’t seen us before think we grew off this one clip. People were treating it like we’re nobodies and didn’t already have a platform.”
Their feud seems to have reached a new peak after a clip of an interview Welch gave to the Bobby Bones Show in July resurfaced online. At the 16:20 mark here, the country radio show’s co-host Lunchbox asks Welch if she ever thanked Dickerson and Marlow for making her famous.
“Tell them ‘thank you’ for what?” Welch responded. “We reached out to them and I asked him to stop posting those videos and he never did. He blocked us all on everything. I’m not telling him thank you for anything.”
Welch then agreed with co-host Amy Brown that she wanted the whole ordeal to “go away” but simply explored opportunities because they allegedly wouldn’t stop re-uploading the footage against her wishes.
Through their official X account, Tim & Dee responded to the Bobby Bones Show interview clip on Tuesday with a reaction meme that reads, “We changed this broke n***a life!”
The duo then debunked Welch’s side of the story in follow-up posts, claiming that Welch and her friend “literally asked for a spicy question” and that they asked multiple times “to post the video.”
“People be wanting their lil 15min fame but now its a problem? Playin victim. She Not a victim she a volunteer nobody forced that bih to be there,” read a post from their account.
In a video with YouTuber Fred Beyer uploaded earlier this month, Dickerson and Marlow claimed at the 18:51 mark that Welch was supposed to reunite with them for another video but they were “ghosted” despite offering her $10,000.
They also spoke on rumors that Welch was pursuing legal action against them and teased that there’s more to the story that the duo can’t disclose yet for legal reasons.
Per their X account, Tim & Dee will be uploading a “more detailed video” on their YouTube channel in the future speaking about the situation.
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