Lil Tay Credits Two Hollywood Blondes For OnlyFans Inspiration

Despite being in entirely different fields, Lil Tay is spotlighting Sabrina Carpenter and Sydney Sweeney as her inspirations.

The media personality opens up about how her journey on OnlyFans began, how she is faring on the platform, which has changed her life in many ways, and the driving force behind her newfound audacity.

Lil Tay joined the adult platform as soon as she turned 18 and reportedly made a milestone of seven figures in less than 5 hours on the app.

The content creator didn't have to look far for inspiration on women's empowerment. According to her, two of the hottest "blondes" right now, alongside herself, are all the world needs to know what it means to create space for women.

"We are the big three blondes that are empowering women right now and paving the way for women to do whatever the hell they want to do," Tay noted.

She praised Carpenter and Sweeney for their ability to get things done and for teaching women that they can be whatever they want and do "whatever the hell they want to do."

In a report by PEOPLE, Tay focused on how much these stars have encouraged body positivity and how she has learned from that. The adult star added that it is so obsolete for women to be fighting to do things they want with their bodies, claiming that the critics against the concept are born out of hate and envy.

One of the changes Tay experienced with her OnlyFans debut was having to move out of her mother's home due to her displeasure with her career path. 

Tay has since found a new solace in an Airbnb - although a very temporary arrangement until she finds the mansion of her dreams, which she is currently shopping for. 

The creator is also on the lookout for a car, preferably a Bugatti, in two of her favorite colors. In her words: "Do you think I should buy a pink one or an orange one? I can afford multiple, so why not get both?"

Beyond the challenges of being kicked out of her mother's house and an ongoing disagreement with her brother, Tay announced her arrival into wealth, stressing its exclusivity. "Lil Tay rich and fixing to get richer, anybody who doubted me, here I am," the 18-year-old concluded.

The newly minted OnlyFans star proved she was really coming for everything when she shifted her focus from Sophie Rain to Bhad Bhabie, reminding her that they had a score to settle from the past. 

The Blast stated that Tay had earlier challenged Rain to a $60 million fight after Rain claimed Tay had earlier auditioned to join the Bop House (co-founded by Rain).

Following Rain's hesitance to accept the challenge, Tay turned to Bhabie and a comment she made in 2018, when she challenged the then 9-year-old Tay into a fight.

The musician noted that now that she is much older, putting on boxing gloves and settling the score once and for all should not be a problem for both of them.

Tay added that since Bhabie got famous for her catchphrase "catch me outside," it would be the perfect scenario for her to do just that.

Rain has existed on OnlyFans for longer than Tay, which has put her in a position of experience to agree or disagree about some facts as shared by The Blast. 

When Tay disclosed that she made eight figures on the platform in two weeks, Rain brought some perspective into the topics, basically calling Tay's bluff. According to Rain, what Tay claimed she earned in a fortnight would typically take longer for any creator with lots of work on the platform. 

Rain added that anyone willing to pull in that amount in earnings will have a good team on the ground for promotion and also create content interesting enough to amass subscribers.

It did not help that when Tay shared news of her income, she gloated about Rain losing her spot on the platform as the highest-earning content creator. Rain thus encouraged Tay to keep up the good work, but to ensure to leave her name out of his mouth when on her clout-chasing mission.

The 18-year-old found it easy to launch her career on the platform as soon as she became an adult legally because she had been scheming her takeover since age 9.

Tay added that her one million in three hours warning was not by chance because her audience had been looking forward to her adult content since 2023. The recording artist reportedly earned over $500k from subscriptions alone, with $26k from tips, and the rest of her $1 million from messages.  

Tay noted that the previous highest-earning debut record was held by Bhabie when she signed up on the platform in 2021, where she earned a million dollars within six hours.

Will Lil Tay get a shoutout from either of the blonde beauties anytime soon?