Local blogger and model Peggy Heng, 22, has received a backlash from netizens over a fake 'oral sex' video, which she had orchestrated to promote a dating event.

The four-minute video shows a young, attractive woman, played by Peggy Heng herself, unbuckling a man's belt and about to perform oral sex on him. But before she went through with it, she turned to the camera and said: "But this is not the way to solve your relationship problems."

Peggy told The New Paper that the fake oral sex video was a sequel to the 'catfight' video which posted on STOMP earlier, showing a local celebrity (again, played by Peggy herself) involved in a heated argument with another girl who was with her boyfriend outside popular nightclub Butter Factory. STOMP, however, was aware that the video could be part of a silly PR stunt.

After the original video made its way online, Peggy wrote in her blog that she was the woman in the video, detailing a painful fallout with her boyfriend.

In order to have the original video taken down, Peggy was supposed to perform 'oral sex' on the man who uploaded the video -- an act she claimed was suggested by netizens, and not her.

While netizens were outraged by the video, calling it "lame", "pathetic" and "immature", Peggy defended it by saying:

"People keep thinking that I did this video to raise my hits instead of thinking that I'm out there to help someone.

"The reason why (sic) I acted this way is to show people that there is a way out of situations that were played out."

She added that she and her friends -- which include her boyfriend Glen Liu, 22, and dating coach Xavier See, 24 -- wanted to highlight social issues -- that miscommunication between couples is a root cause of break-ups and divorces.

STOMPer Artful Dodger, who came across the video online, said:

"The video has got nothing to do with helping troubled relationships, It's just a lame excuse for some young, immature people to gain publicity and try to show people that they know all about love.

"Would you seriously take relationship advice from these twenty-something-year-olds?

"What message is Peggy and her friends trying to convey? What has oral sex got to do with troubled relationships?"