‘Bikini cowgirl’: Storm Hogan goes viral on TikTok for farm life insights

A self-proclaimed “bikini cowgirl” has gone viral on social media for sharing insights into her day-to-day life on a farm in rural South Australia.

A self-proclaimed “bikini cowgirl” has gone viral on social media for sharing insights into her day-to-day life on a farm in rural South Australia.

Storm Hogan rides, trains and exercises horses, and has her own business selling custom T-shirts.

“I’m Storm, yes that’s my actual name. I’m 19 and I turn 20 in July and yes I’m from Australia,” Hogan explained in a recentTikTok, where she has close to 90,000 followers.

“I am a barrel racer and a track rider, I also train and break horses as well and I’m from Victoria but I moved out of Victoria to South Australia.”

Barrel racing is a rodeo event in which a horse and rider attempt to run a cloverleaf pattern around barrels in the fastest time.

A self-proclaimed ‘bikini cowgirl’ has gone viral on social media for sharing insights into her day-to-day life on a farm in rural South Australia. Picture: TikTok

“As an Aussie, I am nominating you for the ‘Aussiest Aussie to ever Aussie award’,” one person joked in the comments.

“That’s 100 per cent Aussie beauty.”

Hogan has also been the subject of trolling from people on the platform, who declared she looked “a little inbred”.

To which she responded, in a video: “This comment is not on, at all.”

‘I am a barrel racer and a track rider, I also train and break horses.’ Picture: TikTok

Hogan was forced to respond to vicious trolling. Picture: TikTok

“You don’t say things like that. If you don’t have anything nice to say, you just don’t say sh*t at all,” she continued.

“And you don’t know what people have been through that day so that [comment] could just be something that sends them over the edge. So if you don’t have anything nice to say, just shut your mouth. Alright?

“You’re behind a screen. It’s a bit gutless, don’t you think? Bit wrong. And yeah, that’s just disgusting mate.

“It’s not cool. I suggest you look up the suicide rate for this year, because that could really send someone over the edge. Congratulations, I hope that makes you feel better, though.”