Hey there, fam! If you’ve been anywhere near the internet lately, you’ve probably heard of Lil Tay - the teen sensation who’s been stirring up drama faster than you can say 'viral.' Once known for her over-the-top childhood raps about being filthy rich, she’s now making waves for all the wrong reasons as she teases her new OnlyFans account just before hitting 18.
Some of us were hoping this was just another one of her infamous trolls, but nope, she’s gone full throttle. Launching her OnlyFans page and hyping it on Instagram, Lil Tay is leaving fans scratching their heads, wondering if she’s lost her way or just playing the ultimate game of shock and awe.
For the uninitiated, Lil Tay burst onto the scene at just 10 years old, flexing a faux lavish lifestyle that had everyone talking. Now, as she steps into adulthood, her content is taking a spicier turn - but not everyone’s here for it.
Lil Tay’s sense of humor has always been a bit out there, but lately, it’s got fans split. While some giggle at her wild antics, others are straight-up offended by her edgy jabs, like joking about being homeless or slamming women over 25 with nine-to-five jobs as 'embarrassing.'
Her latest stunts, though? They’ve got the internet in a full-on uproar. Let’s just say she’s not winning any popularity contests with her most recent posts, and the backlash is getting louder by the day.
Things took a seriously controversial, when Lil Tay dropped a video on Instagram that had jaws dropping - and not in a good way. Holding two bottles of baby oil with an image of Sean 'Diddy' Combs in the background, she captioned it with a suggestive 'Should I do it?' while 'Every Breath You Take' by The Police played. If you know anything about Diddy’s rumored 'freak offs,' you get the reference - and why it’s so messed up.
'This isn’t just unfunny - it’s a slap in the face to anyone affected by those allegations,' one disappointed fan commented online.
Fans didn’t hold back, flooding her comments with criticism. 'What an insult to his victims,' one wrote, while another added, 'This is so wrong on a thousand levels.' But did that stop her? Not even close.