The shocking two-and-a-half-minute, filmed in Majorca's Magaluf, recently went viral.
"I don't know how drunk she was, but I think she knew what she was doing"
In it, a drunken 18-year-old girl can be seen encouraging 24 men to drop their trousers one after another, performing oral sex on each of them as she is cheered by the drunken crowd.
However, when she came to Geordie Shore's Jay Gardner - who was making a celebrity appearance at the club - and asked him to be number 25, he refused.
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And now, sitting down with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning, Jay has explained exactly what he saw happen that night.
Speaking from the heart, the reality star said: "This is probably the most shocking thing I've ever seen."
"I was actually on stage doing a personal appearance… the DJ is on the microphone, pretty much commentating on what's happening, and she came up to me and I made it clear I didn't want to be a part of it."
He added, when asked by Phil how drunk the girl was: "I don't know how drunk she was, but I think she knew what she was doing.
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"[But] No one at all jumped in [to stop her] - which again brings the question to me 'where were her friends?' They were the people that were responsible for her. They should have jumped in."
However, when Holly and Phillip asked whether this one-ft shocking video has exposed reality of Magaluf's bars, Jay admitted it wa, adding that the 'culture' of party holidaymakers leaves many people in an extremely vulnerable position.
He said: "I think this has been going on for a long time in Magaluf."
"I could imagine this behaviour extends outside of the bar… when you're on holiday, you think anything and everything goes. But many of these girls are 18, 19, it's their first time away - and they're vulnerable.
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"The era and the culture that we live in now - these games won't stop. But the advice is to go out there, stop doing them and have respect for yourself. You wouldn't do this in the UK."
The Geordie Shore star also admitted that, while the girl has probably been left 'psychologically' damaged by her newfound fame, he felt that the men involved in the video should also have been blamed.
"There's another 24 people involved - and that's the males. Nobody's spoken about it, nobody's said their names.
"If a male did it, they'd be classed as a legend - and that's the sad truth of it."
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