An aspiring pop singer is using her inadvertent NBA “viral boob moment” to boost streams for her new song.
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Olivia O’Brien found unexpected fame among NBA fans, not for her musical talents, but because her ample assets stole the show at a Lakers game against the Denver Nuggets over the weekend.
In the background of a shot featuring Nuggets coach Michael Malone addressing his players during the playoff defeat, O’Brien’s cleavage was unintentionally captured. The moment went viral, with Buttcrack Sports quipping that Malone was low-key angling to see O’Brien’s bandonkers.
After her photo went viral, O’Brien didn’t just step into the spotlight; she owned it. The 24-year-old singer quickly turned the tables, directing all eyes from her NBA viral fame to her tunes.
She shared the clip on her Instagram Story, captioned: “hello to all of my new followers after my viral boob moment! While i still have you here…”
O’Brien then shared a link to her new single on Spotify, called ‘blip’, and added, “go stream my new song!”
The Singer Also Used Her Viral NBA Moment to Spotlight Past Work with Rapper Gnash
She then shared a third update in her Instagram Story, urging all of the hound dogs on her IG for the cleavage to stay for the music. “And [since] I am assuming most of you are men (not my typical audience) you may also know me from this from back in the day.”
She then shared “i hate u, i love you“, a collaboration she did with rapper Gnash in 2016, when O’Brien would’ve been a mere 16 years old.
“Thanks for the boob appreciation now let’s get to streaming, boys,” she added.
In another post, O’Brien elaborated on the “craziest part” of the eventful evening.
“I just had a full identity crisis about my boobs going viral but the craziest part is that I ran into my plastic surgeon at the game just seconds before that happened,” she posted, as captured in a screenshot by a fan account on X.
O’Brien, a 2022 Coachella performer, is set to unveil a new single, “Glimpse of Me,” in May. No word on whether she and her cleavage will be courtside at a Lakers game to help raise awareness for the release.