'C.hild rapper' Lil Tay reportedly passed away, former manager's reaction caused a stir

While the news that young rapper Lil Tay and her brother have passed away caused a stir. Recently, the statement of the former manager once again attracted the attention of the public.

On August 10, Variety reported that young rapper Lil Tay and his biological brother Jason Tian passed away suddenly. Soon after, TMZ sent reporters to Lil Tay's place to investigate the incident and discovered that the local police were unaware of the d.eath information of the 2 c.hild rapper brothers.

After 24 hours since the news broke, Lil Tay has officially confirmed that she and her brother are still alive and well. Sharing with the media, the 14-year-old rapper said his Instagram account was hacked and bad guys used this profile to post the news of her d.eath. Lil Tay said: "I feel very heartbroken and don't know what words to use. It was a forgettable 24 hours. Over the course of yesterday, I received a bunch of calls from relatives in the midst of feeling extremely confused."

After hearing Lil Tay's comments, TMZ reporters expressed puzzlement at the g.irl's delay in correcting misinformation. Not only the journalist questioned, even the former manager of the c.hild rapper expressed doubts about the information she gave.

According to the Mirror, Lil Tay's former manager claimed that the c.hild rapper used the trick to get attention: "Normally recovering a hacked social media account doesn't take up to 24 hours. I don't think Lil Tay's account was hacked as she said. If you're going to do everything just to get attention and burnish your name, it's really irresponsible."

In a conversation with the Daily Mail, he added: "When I heard that Lil Tay was alive and well, I was relieved that she was safe. However, I believe the reported Instagram account breach may not have happened."

If his brother and Lil Tay deliberately use the trick of faking d.eath to regain popularity, according to Harry Tsang, this is an irresponsible act that negatively affects public sentiment.

Not only Harry Tsang was skeptical, but some netizens also wondered similarly after Lil Tay's correction.

The reality of the story is still undetermined. Lil Tay's side has not responded to the suspicions of his former manager or some of the public.

It is known that earlier on August 10, Variety reported that social media star and young rapper Lil Tay and his biological brother Jason Tian have died suddenly. Lil Tay's relatives announced the sad news to fans through a post on her personal page that has more than 3.4 million followers.

"It is with great loss and sorrow that we are pleased to announce the sudden and tragic passing of our beloved Claire. No words can describe this loss. This was a s.hock to all of us. The loss of her brother is further heartbreaking," the family said in a statement.

According to the post, police have stepped in to investigate the cause of the d.eath of Lil Tay and his brother but to no avail: "The family asks for privacy during this difficult time as the cause of d.eath of Lil Tay and her brother r.emains under investigation."

Lil Tay, whose real name is Claire Hope, was born in 2009, is a young Canadian social media star and rapper. She gained popularity at the age of 9 for her ability to rap and have videos that caused a stir.

In addition, Lil Tay had the opportunity to collaborate with some famous rappers such as Chief Keef, XXXTentacion when coming to Los Angeles to develop his career. In 2018, she starred in a 3-episode documentary about her rise to fame titled Life With Lil Tay.

In June 2018, she became embroiled in a custody dispute between her parents. In an interview with The Daily Beast, Lil Tay accused her biological father, Christopher Hope, of forcing her to come to Canada to siphon off her income: "I'm in a bad situation right now and I don't want to talk about these things. He threatened to detain my mother if we didn't come back. I hadn't seen him in years so obviously he came back because he was hungry for m.oney."

Besides, according to the Daily Mail, in May 2018, it was reported that Lil Tay was actually taken advantage of by his brother Jason Tian. Reportedly, the series of videos shows Jason himself showing Lil Tay how to talk in her controversial posts and clips.

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