Amber Rose’s feminism is a whole lot of fun.

First, she wrote a memoir called How to be a Bad Bitch. Then, she turned up on the VMAs red carpet clad in a bodysuit emblazoned with words such as “gold digger” “bitch” and “ho”.  Next, she hosted an event called the Amber Rose Slut Walk.

Now, Amber Rose, 31, appears in a video for Funny or Die with a very important message: having casual sex is not shameful for women.

On a bright shiny morning, she exits a front door and undertakes the dreaded walk home, high heels in hand, after a night of passion.

Watch Amber Rose’s Walk of No Shame… Post continues after video.

Instead of public condemnation, though, a cheery Amber Rose is greeted with admiration and congratulations from milkmen, workmen, crotchetty old ladies and even the mayor.

Looking just like a woman who had really good sex last night, Rose sashays, barefoot and smiling, in a tiny dress through the neighbourhood.

Good morning! Amber Rose heads home.

“You’re an inspiration to my daughter!” one man yells out his car window at her.

“I respect that you enjoyed yourself last night. I think we can all agree that sex is fun!” a workman tells Rose.

“It sure is!” she agrees, enthusiastically.

Amber Rose’s VMAs red carpet outfit.

My favourite part is when the mayor chases after her to award her a key to the city, for her “confidence in the choices you made and your ability to celebrate your body!”

Oh, and also an appearance by one of our favourite feminists, Matt McGorry, who wrote on Facebook of the video:

Is Amber Rose becoming something of an anti-Kardashian feminist icon? She’s definitely a woman with something to say.