Dasha Daley, a 28-year-old model from Perth, Australia, found herself at the center of a heated debate after claiming she was kicked out of a hardware store for filming content for her social media. Dasha, known for her daring videos, earns hundreds of dollars for each video posted online.
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The adult content creator uses her social media to share moments from her daily life, including bikini photos during vacations and trips to the hardware store with friends. However, one of these visits recently soured, causing a divide among her followers about who was right in the situation.
In the video, a store employee approached Dasha and informed her that filming videos for TikTok was not allowed on the premises. “You can’t film TikToks in the store,” the employee said, off-camera.
Dasha captioned the clip with: “POV you get kicked out of Bunnings for filming TikToks.” In her caption, she added: “Bunnings Innaloo in Perth, you are… they were so rude about it.”
Since the incident, the model has posted examples of the videos she filmed in the store with her partner. In one video, she is seen walking through the aisles “looking for a man,” as part of a viral trend where women visit places where men usually are instead of using dating apps.
Explaining more about her expulsion from the store, Dasha said: “Everyone films there and gets away with it.” She also called the incident “ridiculous” and vowed she “would never return.”
The internet was divided over the store’s action. Some commenters supported Dasha, with one saying: “Wow. I would tell them to mind their own business.”
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Foto e vídeo: Reprodução Tiktok @itsnotdasha. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.