A group of private schoolboys who lip-synced a sickening joke for a TikTok video have been blasted over the stunt.
Students at Brisbane s Villanova College sparked outrage after they uploaded a clip of themselves mouthing the words to an extremely misogynistic rhyme.
The TikTok the boys filmed makes reference to a number of vulgar ways to describe having sex with a woman and then leaving her.
The controversy at the $10,960-a-year private school comes in the midst of a movement to improve sexual consent education programs across the nation.
Several pupils at Brisbane s Villanova College sparked outrage after they uploaded a TikTok clip (pictured) of themselves mouthing the words to an extremely misogynistic rhyme
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Subscriber only The lyrics of a controversial TikTok featuring students from Villanova College can be revealed for the first time.
The College confirmed on Monday afternoon that it was investigating the footage, which has outrage the school community for the offensive and extremely misogynistic lyrics it features. Vision from the controversial TikTok involving students from Villanova College. The TikTok, which involves several students in Villanova College uniform miming to the sound of a viral TikTok, outraged the community when it was reported to the school. In a statement, the College said it was taking the matter seriously, and dealing with it as a priority .
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Subscriber only Rugby league is back with a bang, with the opening rounds of Connell Challenge and Meninga Cup played across the state this weekend. In matches today, it was a double celebration for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls who claimed the Connell Cup 22-12 over home side Norths, and then the Meninga Cup clash by 26-24. A bone-rattling tackle by Norths second rower Wesleyan Aiomata on opposite five-eight William Herbert had the crowd in rugby league heartland of Bishop Park roaring. It was a great start to the season.
The Wynnum-Norths match was played in good spirit.
Rugby League by Andrew Dawson
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Subscriber only Rugby league is back with a bang, with the opening rounds of Connell Challenge and Meninga Cup played across the state this weekend. In matches today, it was a double celebration for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls who claimed the Connell Cup 22-12 over home side Norths, and then the Meninga Cup clash by 26-24. A bone-rattling tackle by Norths second rower Wesleyan Aiomata on opposite five-eight William Herbert had the crowd in rugby league heartland of Bishop Park roaring. It was a great start to the season.
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