Bonnie Blue has launched her controversial "Bang Bus" tour, targeting universities across the UK during Freshers' Week 2025. Her tour, which involved driving a decorated van to various university cities, has been widely condemned as predatory and exploitative, particularly for targeting new students.The tour and its reception.

The "Bang Bus" is part of Bonnie Blue's history of public stunts designed to create outrage and drive subscriptions to her online content. The tour was publicly announced with an itinerary covering cities such as Glasgow, Newcastle, Lincoln, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham, Oxford, Cambridge, and London.

The campaign has faced furious backlash from the public, student bodies, and politicians who have criticized the potential for exploitation of vulnerable young people. In response, some university towns, like Newcastle, have attempted to ban her from venues.

On the ground, reactions from students have been mixed. While some have mobbed her for selfies and social media clips, others, like one fresher in Newcastle, described a negative experience, noting that her arrival caused their night out with friends to end abruptly.

News outlets like the Daily Star have questioned how participants' ages will be verified. While a spokesperson for Blue's team claimed there would be ID checks and "systems" to prevent fake IDs, the nature of these safeguards remains unclear.

Facing public pressure, universities and city councils have had to respond. Some universities and venues declined to comment, while Newcastle City Council allegedly banned Blue from all bars in the city, according to a claim by Blue herself. In Glasgow, she was forced to move her initial event from Dundee due to outrage and was later spotted near the University of Glasgow.

This is not the first time Blue has targeted students during Freshers' Week. She previously gained notoriety for claiming to have slept with over 1,000 men in 12 hours in January 2025, which led to her being banned from OnlyFans. She has since moved to alternative platforms like Fansly.

The controversies surrounding Blue have been heavily covered by the media, including a Channel 4 documentary called 1,000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story. Many critics argue that her actions normalize harmful sexual attitudes, though some commentators have noted her skill in monetizing online outrage.

The tour has also prompted public reactions from Blue's own family. Her mother, Lesley Allwight, told the Daily Star that she found the activity "absolutely awful" and felt terrified for students.

 

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