Bonnie Blue reveals just how long and stressful it was to set up the 1,000 guys stunt

Bonnie Blue has finally released the video detailing her 1,000 guys in 12 hours stunt. In the video, she goes into detail of how stressful it was to set up the event, which ended up being a whole team operation. You might think this saga has been dragging on for us, but it’s dragged on for her even more.

The event took place in a boujie mansion in central London. However, the interior really wasn’t that fancy. The staircase where the men waited seemed grand, but then they were met with an empty room set up like a filming studio, and some black cushioned seats to do the deed on. Luxury!

During the day, Bonnie Blue slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours. It was initially going to be 1,000, but 57 more were waiting in the queue and Bonnie didn’t want to let them down. You can’t knock her for service. Anyway, she’s spoken more about trying to organise an event like this, and the difficulties she came across whilst doing so.

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It took 10 days for Bonnie Blue to organise the 1,000 guys in 12 hours stunt

Bonnie explained in the full video that the stunt took 10 days to organise. She also said they hit multiple bumps whilst doing so. Whilst she did say it felt like “not long whatsoever” she did say the length of time she was waiting for the day had her overthinking. She said he had time to worry “people weren’t going to turn up” or “people weren’t going to know about the event.”

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She added a lot of people going weren’t able to share the location. “My Instagrams got shadow banned,” Bonnie said. “The group chat that we used to organise the event got taken down. Everything we were using to work out if people were going to turn up, we didn’t have those.”

It took 16 members of staff on the day to control the queues, and to get people in and out quickly enough. People have questioned  the logistics of sleeping with that many people in such little time. But, someone has done the maths, and it equals to about 24 seconds per guy.

The filmmaker then said: “If we did that in 10 days, imagine what we’re going to do in two months. Ten months. Two years. Whatever it is.”