The 'Hawk Tuah' girl, known for her viral video, is currently in discussions to maximize her sudden fame, with top Hollywood talent agencies eager to add her to their rosters.

Hailey Welch, who gained internet fame for her candid sex advice, has attracted the attention of one of the top celebrity agencies in the country.

TMZ sources report that while Welch has not yet finalized a deal with any agency, there is a fierce competition among insiders to secure a contract with the outspoken influencer.

Although no official signing has occurred, Welch has quickly capitalized on her viral success by selling autographed merchandise, including hats that feature her catchphrase 'spit on that thang.'

Page Six has reported that United Talent Agency (UTA) showed interest in representing Welch, though the specifics of her potential promotions post-viral fame remain to be seen.

UTA, however, has refuted claims of signing Welch, telling DailyMail.com that any rumors of them bringing her on are 'made up' and 'untrue.'

Despite the uncertainty of joining UTA's roster alongside stars like Timothee Chalamet and Kevin Hart, Welch has successfully inked a deal with a merchandise company.

Fathead Threads, a Tennessee-based hat manufacturer, has launched a line of merchandise featuring Welch's famous phrase just in time for summer.

Jason Poteete of Fathead Threads stated on Facebook, "I have been authorized to sell these hats after a conversation with Hailey. She will be receiving a portion of the profits from sales."

Welch has been actively involved in promoting the hats, personally signing many which are being sold for as much as $43 each.

Chelsea Bradford, who appeared alongside Welch in the viral street interview, showcased the merchandise line on Facebook, expressing her support with the comment, 'Finally someone giving my girl commission.'

Welch's rise to fame was meteoric following her expletive-filled interview about her sexual preferences.

Since then, social media has been inundated with 'Hawk Tuah' memes.

One popular meme features two men in hockey jerseys sporting the phrase, captioned: 'This city is ALIVE.' Other memes include Welch's face superimposed on Tony Hawk's video game cover, and another showing her edited into a scene from the Lion King with the caption 'Hawk Tuah Matata.'

While many social media users are enjoying the humor, not everyone is amused. Notably, Howard Stern, the 70-year-old radio icon, voiced his disapproval on his SiriusXM show.

He commented, 'As a dad myself of three girls, that's every father's worst nightmare to see her on Instagram going "yeah you've got to hawk tuah on that f****** thing.'"

Stern reiterated that Welch's actions are what he considers 'every father's worst nightmare.'