Controversial influencer Lil Tay has challenged OnlyFans star Sophie Rain to a $60 million boxing match a week after she made her debut on the adult content platform.
Lil Tay, 18, shared a fiery post targeting the 20-year-old Bop House founder and OnlyFans top earner on Tuesday.
‘Sophie Rain, $60 million is what I have for you to fight me in a boxing match,’ Lil Tay, who became an internet sensation when she was just nine years old, said in the clip shared with her 5.8 million Instagram followers.
‘You’re about that money, right? Well this is more money than you’ve ever made off that crusty, dusty, boomer a** life. So put on the gloves and fight me.’
Lil Tay went on to say this prospective fight would be a chance for Rain to meet her ‘idol in the ring.’
‘And don’t pretend you’re above it all just because you’re scared I’m gonna beat the brakes off of you,’ she rambled on.
‘I’m ready for you. I’ve been training, I’ve been doing spicy boxing training sessions, workouts .’
She added she was going to tell her manager and lawyers to draft up a contract about getting her and Rain in the ring.
Controversial influencer Lil Tay (left) has challenged OnlyFans star Sophie Rain (right) to a $60 million boxing match a week after she made her debut on the adult content platform
Lil Tay became an internet sensation when she was just nine years old (pictured)
Lil Tay captioned the post, stating that Rain has ’24 hours to reply.’ Rain does not appear to have responded to the proposition yet.
The self-proclaimed ‘youngest flexer of the century’ issued this message to Rain after Tay tore the internet to shreds by launching an OnlyFans on her 18th birthday.
Within the first three hours of her adult content page being active, she earned more than $1 million from subscribers.
Many of her fans were unsettled by this development, as she has been in the spotlight since she was a little girl.
Lil Tay was infamously involved in a death hoax scandal when she was just 14 years old.
Around June 2018, Lil Tay took an abrupt social media hiatus that lasted about five years.
In August 2023, Lil Tay, whose real name is Claire Hope, and her brother Jason, then 21 years old, were declared ‘dead’ in an out-of-the-blue Instagram statement.
But a month later, the cash-flaunting child rapper re-emerged and claimed her ‘abusive’ father was behind the sinister scheme.
As Rain (pictured) departed the Bop House, rumors emerged that she may be quitting OnlyFans altogether
‘You’re about that money, right?’ Lil Tay (pictured) asked in the fiery clip shared on Tuesday
‘My abusive racist misogynistic woman beating father faked my death,’ she bluntly asserted at the time.
While it is unconfirmed what truly transpired, Lil Tay’s rocky relationship with her parents – especially her father, Christopher Hope – had been a major chapter of the young woman’s career.
Recently, Lil Tay has found herself at the center of attention once again – this time for her OnlyFans pursuits.
Within the first three hours of her adult content page being active, Lil Tay earned more than $1 million from subscribers (pictured: earnings posted by Lil Tay)
On the day she turned 18, she claimed the content was taken at exactly 12:01am, calling it ‘freshly 18’ content and adding in her bio: ‘Please don’t tell my mom.’
But before the clock struck 12 on her birthday, she had already started buzz with her plans, advertising that she was launching the account online.
It is likely she specially targeted Rain in her Tuesday boxing match proposal because she and members of the Bop House – which is a house full OnlyFans creators – had allegedly been claiming Lil Tay was trying to join.
Lil Tay has vocally disputed these claims, even showing off a screenshot of the Bop House TikTok page actually reaching out to her to ‘audition.’
Adding another layer to the matter, Rain – who rapidly climbed to fame for earning $43 million on the platform in one year – has recently left the Bop House amid an alleged feud with another member, Camilla Araujo, 23, who announced she was also leaving the house about a week after.
As Rain departed the Bop House, rumors emerged that she may be quitting OnlyFans altogether.
But before the clock struck 12 on her birthday, Lil Tay (pictured) had already started buzz with her plans, advertising that she was launching the account online
Rain (pictured) shared a TikTok, claiming she was coming out of retirement after hearing someone, likely Lil Tay, allegedly made more money than her on OnlyFans
In a video she shared on TikTok on July 22, she wrote ‘Day 1 of me being retired’ and showed herself sitting in a grassy field.
She also said she purchased a farm with her staggering OnlyFans earnings.
But after Lil Tay launched her account and received a jaw-dropping among of overnight success, Rain seemingly posted a TikTok directed at the OnlyFans newcomer.
‘Me coming out of retirement after hearing someone is claiming to make more than me,’ Rain wrote in a TikTok shared on Monday.
The Daily Mail has reached out to Lil Tay and Rain for comment.
