Lil Tay Viral News: Just hours after celebrating her 18th birthday, Lil Tay is back in the headlines, and this time, it’s bigger than ever. The internet personality, once known as the ‘youngest flexer of the century,’ has stirred up a storm with a bold new claim.
$1 Million In Just 3 Hours?
On July 29, shortly after midnight, Lil Tay launched her OnlyFans account. By the next day, she had already dropped a jaw-dropping announcement on Instagram: “$1M in 3 hours,” she wrote, adding, “We broke the f*ck out of that OnlyFans record.” To support her claim, she later posted a video showing what looked like a screenshot of her OnlyFans earnings, totaling $1,024,298.09 from subscriptions, tips, and direct messages. She captioned it, “Not bad for 3 hours,” and added, “Look at me now.”
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Who Is Lil Tay?
Lil Tay first went viral back in 2018, claiming she was nine years old while showing off luxury cars, cash, and designer goods. In one clip, she bragged about owning a red Mercedes-Benz, even though she couldn’t reach the pedals. “Your favourite rapper isn’t doing it like Lil Tay,” she once wrote.
Back In The Spotlight:
Now at 18, Lil Tay seems determined to stay in the limelight. Her OnlyFans debut has reignited debates about fame, influence, and what young internet stars do once they reach adulthood.
Social Media Reacts With Shock and Doubt:
While Tay celebrated her big “milestone,” many online users weren’t impressed. Some accused her of exaggerating the numbers for attention. Others raised concerns about someone jumping into adult content right after turning 18.
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“What good is it to gain the whole world if you lose your soul?” a user wrote. “Unfortunately, this just says a lot about society,” a second user added. “Not a flex, W women with real jobs & families that remain wholesome. Don’t let Western Satanism fool ya’ll,” added a third user.
“Man, she just made 1M in 3 hours like what are y’all even talking about?” a fourth user added. “This generation is cooked,” added another user. “I’m so glad I have a job and didn’t sell out at 18,” wrote another user.