Wait! Lil Tay and Sophie Rain are beefing over who has more money and fame, and it’s brutal

So, Lil Tay and Sophie Rain are officially beefing, and now, there’s even a multi-million-dollar boxing offer on the table.

Last week, Lil Tay went viral after sharing a link to her OnlyFans account the very second she turned 18. She insisted that all of her content had been filmed after she became legal, but the backlash online was immediate and intense.

Not everyone criticised her, though. Sophie Rain, the 20-year-old Christian OnlyFans creator and co-founder of the Bop House collective, actually offered the rapper some words of caution.

Speaking to the Blast, Rain said, “I’m proud of her, but I hope she’s ready for the mental strain it causes at such a young age. I told her directly, this industry doesn’t come with a warning label. It looks glamorous, but it’s not for the faint of heart. She’s got confidence, no doubt. But confidence won’t protect you from the mental toll this can take, especially when you’re still figuring out who you are.”

For a brief moment, it looked like the two might get along. That was until the Bop House TikTok account posted a video naming Lil Tay among a group of young women who had supposedly attended “auditions” to join the collective.

Lil Tay dragged Sophie Rain and Bop House for it

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Tay wasn’t amused. In an Instagram video, she denied ever auditioning for Bop House and launched a blistering attack on both the group and Rain.

She said, “Sophie Rain and Bop House, stop pretending like I auditioned to join the Bop House. Why would I do that when I’ve already made more than all of y’all combined? Y’all are expired, washed up, pushing 50. Like, I’m not trying to join a retirement home, a rented retirement home called the ‘Flop House.’ I don’t even know these girls, but they’re name-dropping me, clout farming. I don’t know any of y’all except for Sophie.”

She went on to accuse them of using her name for attention. “Y’all are just too old to be using a freshly 18-year-old girl’s name for clout. My link is younger, spicier, better, and I’m just the iPhone. Y’all are the Nokia. That’s why I make more than all of y’all combined,” she said.

Tay also posted what she claimed was a screenshot of the Bop House inviting her to their tryouts, adding, “Look at these pathetic, washed-up grannies trying to find a way to escape the Khia asylum.”

The row escalated even further when Tay challenged Rain to a $60 million boxing match, calling her OnlyFans career “crusty” and “boomer-a**.”

Sophie Rain has now responded and she is not holding back

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In TikTok videos posted days later, Sophie Rain mocked the challenge, captioning one clip, “Me coming out of retirement after hearing someone is claiming to make more than me.” Another video read, “Why is some child I was a fan of trying to beef with me for clout.”

Now, speaking exclusively to The Tab, Sophie Rain has responded to Lil Tay. She said, “Lil Tay’s been falling off for years, now she’s making up fake drama just to stay relevant. It’s giving desperation. If you have to invent beef to get views, maybe it’s time to log off.”

She added that she had no interest in turning the spat into a publicity stunt. “I don’t need $60 million to prove anything to someone who’s been irrelevant since middle school. Calling me out won’t bring her clout back. That ship sailed a long time ago.” Ouch.

Instead, Rain said her focus remains on her business. “I built my platform on consistency and hard work, not manufactured internet theatrics. The only ring I’m interested in is the one that pays me to work, not play pretend,” she said.

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