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Lil Tay has revealed the amount she earned on OnlyFans within her first two weeks on the platform, sparking mixed reactions.
For those who need a recap, the internet personality and musician turned 18 on July 29 and promptly announced her new account on the adult platform.
She astonished many when she disclosed that within just two hours, 100,000 people subscribed, and she claimed to have made an astonishing $1,000,000 in the first three hours after her page went live.
If you haven't heard of Lil Tay, she gained fame at age nine by going viral with clips where she boasted about her wealth. The young rapper posted videos, inspired by trap music, singing about her money, which captivated the internet.
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Now, at 18, with her real name Claire Tian, she stirred a debate when she joined OnlyFans, as people were surprised by the vast number who subscribed right when she turned 18.
The discussion has been reignited as she revealed she made $15 million on the X-rated platform in just two weeks.
In a new interview with Page Six, Lil Tay boasted: “I get to make more money than most people ever f***king touch in their life."
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She continued: “Secondly, I want to do what I want with myself and my body. … Every woman should be empowered and do whatever the hell they want to do.”
The rapper shared that she grew up 'broke', adding: "People say that money doesn’t buy happiness, but it does.”
Lil Tay mentioned her financial struggles during childhood as her reason for her career choice, stating: "That’s why I had to get my money up. And that’s why I can now flex on you and motivate you to get your money up."
However, the interview has understandably reignited the debate, with some speculating that the content might have been created before she turned 18, as it was uploaded immediately after she reached that age.
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One user commented: "SHE WAS STILL A MINOR WHEN THOSE SHOTS WERE TAKEN BE FR RN."
Another added: "Whatever content she has on there was shot when she was a minor," while a third wrote: "Yknow put everybody in prison."
Meanwhile, others expressed: "What the f**k is wrong with people" and "The problem isn't the women selling it. It's the men who buy it."
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Elsewhere, some defended the OnlyFans creator for her decision and encouraged her to continue earning.
Someone wrote on Twitter: "Honestly, get that bag girl, still weird and creepy. But get that bag."
And another added: "I don't condone her actions, but period queen, get that bag."
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