Interview-style videos showing young customers appeared across Lux's social media platforms.
A Belfast nightclub has removed a number of videos on its social media pages after concerns were raised about the content and informed consent.
In the videos, an interviewer asks customers a range of questions such as dating red flags or "naming and shaming" their friends' worst story. "If you listen to some of the more graphic stuff, it is pretty damaging and there is a question about these young people's ability to consent," she told BBC News NI's Evening Extra programme.Lux said the style of promotional video is popular amongst the club's demographic and similar videos had been used across the UK.
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