Social media sensation Lil Tay claims she knows exactly who created the fake death hoax to “sabotage” her career comeback.
Although the 14-year-old child star was caught up in a brutal custody battle between her parents that shut down her social media pages for years, it looks like the controversial YouTuber is ready to return to the spotlight.
Lil Tay Claims He Knows Who Tried To ‘Sabotage’ His Career
Instagram | Lil Tay
On August 9, 2023, a statement announcing that both Lil Tay and his brother, Jason Tan, was posted on his Instagram page. The message reads:
“It is with a heavy heart that we share the sad news of the sudden and tragic passing of our beloved Claire. We have no words to express the unbearable loss and indescribable pain. This result was completely unexpected, and has taken us all by surprise. His brother’s passing added to his unimaginable sadness. During this time of great sadness, we ask for privacy as we grieve this tremendous loss, as the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Claire and her brother are still under investigation. Claire will remain in our hearts forever, her absence leaves an irreplaceable void that will be felt by all who knew and loved her.”
The fake death hoax remained up for more than a day before it was finally removed from his page. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the “Sucker 4 Green” singer claims that her estranged father, Christopher Hope, created a fake death hoax to “sabotage” her career. However, he denied the allegations.
Lil Tay Claims That Her Father And Ex-Manager Collaborated To Spread Fake Death Hoaxes
Instagram | Lil Tay
In the interview, Lil Tay and her mother, Angela Tian, claimed that Tay’s father, Christopher Hope, and Harry Tsang, an influencer who has also been referred to as her former manager, worked together to create a death hoax “as the last. resorted to sabotaging me.” Tay claimed that they were trying to increase exposure for a cryptocurrency coin that “exploited” him and denied that Harry had ever served as his manager.
“Someone has a strategy that a good way to get publicity is to make accusations against me. They are all fake,” Tay told the outlet.
Harry Tsang stated that the cryptocurrency coin was “part of the plan” to bring him back into the limelight but denied that he had anything to do with the death hoax. Instead, she blames Tay’s brother, Jason. “He’s been known to do crazy things,” Harry said. “Ask anyone in the social media space.” Harry claimed that Lil Tay was “also complicit” in the death hoax.
However, Jason said that he believed Harry was at least partially responsible for the death hoax. “He went to every publication possible to claim that I hacked Tay’s page to fake his death while also peddling fraudulent Lil Tay crypto coins,” he said in a statement.
Lil Tay Says Death Hoax Ruined His Music Career Start
Instagram | Lil Tay
Wanting to start a career in music, Lil Tay claimed that he was uncomfortable with the death hoax because it delayed the start of his career comeback. “I really want to solve problems,” he said. “And this is just something out of nowhere. And I had to clean myself up.”
“I have some songs I want to release after winning my freedom,” she added, referring to her mother’s custody battle with her estranged father. “And thankfully, I did. So I’m looking to get back on track as soon as I can. And then the death thing happened.
On September 30, Lil Tay dropped her music video on Instagram, which featured her dancing and singing in a yellow top and short skirt while surrounded by expensive cars. Tay continues to show stacks of money in the video, which is something he was familiar with when he was younger. However, there weren’t many fans of his comeback.
“It really bothers me how a minor would deliberately try to have sex online. The clothes and dance moves are definitely not appropriate for your age. You can fight me in the comments but this is not right,” commented one fan while another follower called the music video and song “very disturbing coming from a 14 year old CHILD.”
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