Bonnie Blue is going from the bedroom to the boardroom.
The notorious porn star – who slept with over 1,000 men in 12 hours – has landed a lucrative endorsement deal with software company Air.
Sources tell DailyMail.com that Bonnie bagged a high five-figure sum for the half-day shoot.
In the social media ad, Bonnie sits in a robe – much like the one she wore in her infamous orgy – and introduces herself to the camera.
‘I know what people say about me online, and you’ll think I have a nerve saying what I’m about to say, because of, well, my history, but I’ve only just found out what Dr****x is doing, and I think it’s disgusting,’ she says, with Dropbox’s name being hilariously bleeped out.
‘There’s having fun, and then there’s f***ing 18 million creative people. There’s no tagging. Finding your assets is a disaster. I think it is sickening.’
In another clip, an agitated Bonnie is freaking out about someone else holding a higher record than her.
‘You said no one had f***ed that many people at once,’ she snaps at somebody off camera.
Porn star Bonnie Blue has landed a lucrative endorsement deal with software company Air
In the social media ad, Bonnie wears a robe that is strikingly similar to the one she wore in her infamous orgy video (pictured), which saw her sleep with over 1,000 men in 12 hours
‘So how did you not know about this? They’re called D*****x and apparently 18 million people a year pay to get f***ed by them. That’s 49,315 a day. How the f*** did we not know about them?’
The ad ends with a tagline: ‘Don’t get f***ed. Get Air.’
The campaign has already reached close to a million views on Instagram alone, but it’s received a mixed reception from the tech community so far.
‘It’s not smart for a brand to create this ad,’ wrote one user on Linkedin.
‘Absolutely zero interest in anyone that uses this woman to market their brand,’ wrote another.
However, others were more complimentary, heaping praise on Air for taking a risk with the OnlyFans sensation.
‘As a someone who operates in the same space as Air, I actually love seeing this ad,’ gushed one marketing head.
‘We’re talking about it… I didn’t know who Air was before,’ wrote another.
The campaign has already reached close to a million views on Instagram alone, but it’s received a mixed reception from the tech community so far
‘It’s not smart for a brand to create this ad,’ wrote one user on Linkedin
A third commented, ‘Whether you love it or hate it, few in this thread have ever attempted something this divisive in their career.’
When reached for comment, Air’s head of creative Ariel Rubin told DailyMail.com that the company had no regrets about working with Bonnie.
‘She was worth every cent. Viral marketing doesn’t get any better than this,’ he said.
‘Bonnie was a dream to work with. I’ve spent my career doing ads and campaigns with politicians, world leaders, influencers, and content creators – and Bonnie was one of the kindest, most self-effacing, funny and ego-less,’ he continued.
‘You can knock her all you want, but at the end of the day she works her a** off – and she’s laughing all the way to the bank.’
Rubin also opened up about the mixed reception that the campaign has received so far.
‘The reaction’s been electric. We sell b2b software and we’ve got posts with over one million views of people in tears of both rage and laughter,’ he said.
‘That does not happen. And it’s all about a very simple and frankly silly double entendre: watch what happens when creative teams get f***ed by bad software.’
When reached for comment, Air’s head of creative Ariel Rubin told DailyMail.com that the company had no regrets about working with Bonnie
According to Rubin, Air’s campaign with Bonnie isn’t just a one-off stunt.
It includes a number of digital ads, a viral content push, and an edgy new billboard erected in the heart of San Francisco.
Bonnie’s campaign was filmed shortly before she flew to Mexico to film OnlyFans content with barely-legal Spring Breakers.
Last year, Bonnie was able to bed 122 men in two weeks during Spring Break.
The English content creator has made sleeping with school leavers one of her signature stunts.
She first did it on Australia’s Gold Coast for Schoolies, and then to Mexico for Spring Break and then the UK for Freshers Week.
Speaking to DailyMail.com in January, the 25-year-old said that she’s now making ‘one million a month’ on OnlyFans.
‘I’m proud of my earnings but I’m prouder of the volume of people I’m able to pleasure,’ she said.
Bonnie became a household name earlier this year when she broke the world sex record by bedding over 1,000 men in just 12 hours.
Sharing in graphic detail for the first time how she broke the record for the most amount of sex had in a day, the OnlyFans star revealed the shocking tale of her stunt in a 30-minute video posted on YouTube.
She stated that ‘everybody had a great time’ – and insisted she’ll continue ‘pleasuring’ as many men as possible.
The video shows footage of Bonnie welcoming a line of men wearing balaclavas standing patiently in a queue to enter a large room where she was waiting for them.
She admitted that at times she bedded groups of between 15-20 men at the same time, and that the whole event was ‘like a rotating circle.’
‘Me sleeping with a thousand people… allows me to say thank you to all the people that have got me to where I am,’ she gushed.
She later added, ‘My family are so proud of what I do.’
