Mystery as Bonnie Blue 1,000 guys in 12 hours video is completely wiped from YouTube

Today, the YouTube video Bonnie Blue shared of behind the scenes from her 1,000 guys in 12 hours challenge has mysteriously been taken down.

For weeks everyone has been talking about the challenge, in which Bonnie tasked herself to break the world record and sleep with over 1,000 men in just 12 hours. She spoke about the stunt across TikTok and Instagram, and the documentary film about it was released a few days later.

In the YouTube clip, which was just under half an hour long, Bonnie showed us the behind the scenes of the event. She shared the build up to the stunt, how it was set up, the routine of the day, and a lot of how she felt afterwards. But out of nowhere, the video has been taken down.

It had been posted on a pretty nondescript account. It was under Bonnie’s name, but hadn’t posted any other videos, and had only a couple of subscribers. Despite it looking a bit sketchy, Bonnie shared the video link to her verified Instagram account, so it’s believed it was hers.

But now, the video has been taken down completely. The error message that remains reads: “Video unavailable. This video is no longer available due to a trademark claim by a third party.” When you attempt to search for the clip within YouTube, you are met with nothing.

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Despite her best attempts at outdoing Lily Phillips at every chance, the YouTube video had performed considerably less than Lily’s. Lily’s 100 men in a day documentary video has nearly 9million views, whilst Bonnie’s challenge was viewed by just 200k.

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Describing the day of the event, one of the men who was there said: “She had a camera set up. I think she said she had five cameras altogether. It was in a hall. They were using just the one big room. The queue started from the bottom of the stairs, up a staircase and then into the room. She’s got 12 hours of footage. It started at 1pm and she was going well into the night.”

So, no YouTube or OnlyFans video? What was the point?

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