Lil Tay makes $1,024,298 in 3 hours as she launches her OnlyFans account four days after 18th birthday: 'Youngest girl on OnlyFans'

Viral internet personality and rapper Lil Tay, once dubbed the "youngest flexer of the century," has officially launched an OnlyFans account just days after turning 18 — and the internet can’t stop talking about it. Tay, who resurfaced recently on TikTok after years of silence, dropped the news on X (formerly Twitter) and claimed she made over a million dollars in just three hours from the adult streaming service.


On August 2, Lil Tay told her TikTok followers that she began filming explicit content as soon as the clock struck midnight on her 18th birthday on July 29. “The night of my 18th birthday, one minute past midnight, I got to work,” she said during a TikTok Live session. “I filmed all the content, and it's finally coming out tomorrow.”

She emphasised that the material was shot after she became a legal adult and reassured early subscribers, saying, “This is for everybody that has preordered since, like, 2023. It's coming. It's finally here.”
Just hours after launching her account, Lil Tay flaunted her earnings on X with a screenshot showing a staggering $1,024,298 in gross revenue in only three hours. “Not bad for 3 hours 🤩 we broke the fuck out of that onlyfans record 🥰🥰🥰,” she wrote, clearly celebrating her rapid financial success. She also changed her Twitter bio and now claims to be the 'youngest girl on OF.'



In her livestream, Lil Tay said she had been approached by multiple adult entertainment agencies with offers ranging from $30 to $40 million, even before her birthday. However, she turned them down.

“They're like, ‘We’ll give you 30 to 40 Ms to sign with us and drop the link with us,’” she recalled. “I'm like, why would I need you, though? I am the bag. I don't need you to give me a bag.”

When someone in the comments asked if launching an OnlyFans would “ruin” her life, Tay responded confidently, “I don’t think 50 mil is going to ruin my life.”

Her brother Jason Tian, who has previously claimed to be her manager and was caught coaching her in old videos, also briefly appeared in the livestream, looking visibly upset.

Days before her birthday, she had announced on X, "Every girl should have an OnlyFans. It empowers women. I'm dropping mine on my 18th birthday."



Lil Tay, born Claire Hope, first rose to fame in 2018 as a nine-year-old social media star known for flaunting luxury cars, cash, and designer clothes. Branded the "youngest flexer of the century," her videos sparked viral attention and criticism alike. Her online presence abruptly halted after a messy public custody dispute and accusations of exploitation.


Lil Tay also dabbled in music, releasing a few rap tracks during her early viral fame that showcased her flashy persona. While her songs gained attention online, her music career never fully took off amid the controversies surrounding her personal life.


In 2023, rumours of her death shocked the internet, only to be debunked soon after. Now, with her sudden reentry into the spotlight through adult content, Lil Tay has once again stirred up massive controversy—and a whole new wave of attention.

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