'This is why the didgeridoo was invented': Stripper slammed for 'disrespectful' beer-chugging stunt says her critics need a history lesson in another outrageous video
- Bambi Le Fist was filmed by Perth model Cassy Walker drinking out of didgeridoo
- Dressed in floral bikini, glamorous blonde shouted 'Straya' after finishing drink
- Ms Le Fist hit back at critics, offering them a 'history lesson' while topless
A stripper who was slammed after she was filmed drinking alcohol out of a didgeridoo has offered a topless retort to her critics, saying they need a 'history lesson'.
Bambi Le Fist was filmed by Perth model Cassy Walker drinking beer out of the instrument while friends cheered her on during Australia Day celebrations.
Dressed in a floral bikini, the glamorous blonde shouted 'Straya' after finishing the drink, before wiping her mouth to clean up the beer spilling down her face.
A stripper who was slammed after she was filmed drinking alcohol out of a didgeridoo (pictured) has offered a topless retort to her critics
Bambi Le Fist (pictured) was filmed by Perth model Cassy Walker drinking beer out of the instrument while friends cheered on during Australia Day celebrations
The glamorous blonde (pictured) shouted 'Straya' after finishing the drink, before wiping her mouth to clean up the beer spilling down her face
The drinking video generated outrage after it was shared on social media, with viewers criticising Ms Le Fist for being disrespectful to Indigenous culture.
Ms Le Fist shared another video to her Facebook page on Sunday, which was filmed in October, titled 'I love Australia'.
Appearing topless in the video, Ms Le Fist said she was 'doing didgeridoo funnels this evening'.
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'This is actually why the didgeridoo was originally invented for the Aboriginal community to do funnels of 'Swanny D' (Swan Draught beer),' she said.
Ms Le Fist posted a caption alongside the video saying it was a 'little history lesson', and that the didgeridoo 'evolved into a wind instrument'.
'We were having a traditional ceremony hence why I'm not wearing a top. Evolution is so fascinating,' she said.
Her response drew outrage online, with social media users bombarding her posts demanding she remove the video.
'Mad disrespect coming from you, this is disgusting as if you can have the energy to actually do this s**t, educate yourself,' one person wrote.
'How can you continue to disrespect the first nations people whilst resting on their land?' another said.
Thousands of Australians protested against Australia Day celebrations on Saturday.
January 26 marks the anniversary of the 1788 arrival of the 'First Fleet' at Sydney Cove, carrying mainly convicts and troops from Britain.
Protesters called for the date to be changed as it is insensitive to the plight of Aboriginal Australians to hold a celebration on the anniversary of an 'invasion'.
The video generated strong outrage after it was shared on social media as viewers criticised Ms Le Fist (pictured) for being disrespectful to Indigenous culture
