Tana Mongeau Reveals Entire Butt In Racy Underwear Selfie

We applaud this level of confidence!

Tana Mongeau Reveals Entire Butt In Racy Underwear Selfie
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Even though she got her start making funny videos for her eponymous YouTube channel, Tana Mongeau has morphed into a true social media celebrity of the modern age. While some of her moves have been nothing if not controversial, Mongeau certainly knows how to get headlines for herself, no matter the circumstance. 

Now, however, she's making headlines because of her recent social photo uploads, in which her fans are applauding her for her derriere confidence. 

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Yes, indeed, the Tana Mongeau butt selfie has arrived — and you didn't even know you needed it in your life, did you? Let's have a look at what we know about these racy shots. 

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The Tana Mongeau butt photos features her (ass)ets on full display, covered by white lingerie. 

In a series of Instagram photos — some of which you can see below — Mongeau posed in various ways in a white sports-like bra and a pair of thong underwear. Some poses were sexy, others were funny, and still others were somewhere in-between — and a few showed off all the cakes. In total, she posted five photos.

 
 
 
 
 



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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She was promoting a lingerie company, and she said the "brand didn't approve" her apple-bottom butt showing.

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In the caption of one of the photos, Mongeau mentioned that she was promoting a lingerie company called Lounge Underwear. She also mentioned that the brand was having a 70% off sale, then said that she was "going back to bed." She also posted a series of photos from the Lounge Underwear shoot in her Instagram Stories, and said that in one photo, the "brand didn't approve" of a photo with her apple-bottom out.

Her fans, however, applauded her photos.

In addition to the myriad positive comments in her Instagram post — ranging from "MOM!" to "YOUR HAIR THOUGH OMG!" — several fans applauded her photos on other social media sites, including Twitter. One fan posed the rhetorical question of "when Tana Mongeau became hot." Another said that Mongeau "think she cute...she right though." And still another marveled that when Mongeau tweeted her name, it could "never be shade because we always stan." 

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Mongeau is currently starring on an MTV show. 

While Mongeau got her start on YouTube, she's currently starring in a hit MTV show called MTV No Filter, which details her amazingly interesting life as a social media influencer and is very popular amongst her fan base.

She recently put MTV No Filter on blast for what she says were "misleading edits." 

No reality show is "100% reality," which means that there will always be some scenes that are either edited for clarity or edited for dramatic purposes (and, in some cases, both). However, after a recent episode of MTV No Filter, Mongeau took to her Twitter to blast both the show and the network for what she claimed were "misleading edits." You can check out the tweets below. 

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The so-called 'misleading edits' stemmed from a fight with her manager. 

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Mongeau continued on Twitter in this very same vein, claiming that MTV No Filter was trying to make the fight with her manager, Trevor Moran, seem like it was something it wasn't. Moran, who was a former boy-bander before becoming Mongeau's manager, was having difficulties of his own, and Mongeau said that contrary to what MTV was showing — which was that she wasn't sympathetic to his plight — the exact opposite was true, and she cared about Moran deeply

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Bernadette Giacomazzo is an editor, writer, publicist, and photographer whose work has appeared in Teen Vogue, People, Us Weekly, The Source, XXL, HipHopDX, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Post, BET.com, and more.

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