“Genuinely scary,” 16-year-old YouTuber and singer Lil Tay says the new generation of boys is ‘doomed’ 

After many comments and attacks from social media users and even streamers, Lil Tay is finally voicing her concerns!

“Genuinely scary,” 16-year-old YouTuber and singer Lil Tay says the new generation of boys is ‘doomed’ 

(credits: Lil Tay)

YouTubers and streamers have become really popular over the past few months. With streaming platforms like Kick and Twitch becoming really active over the past many months, everyday some drama pops up! Furthermore, recently, the famous singer & YouTuber Lil Tay has addressed how the new generation of boys is becoming doomed.

Tay Tian, widely known as Lil Tay, has a lot of achievements under her belt. Fans knew her as the “girl who simply enjoyed dancing” and now know her as a rapper and popular Internet personality. Moreover, a while ago, Tay jumped into the singing industry after dropping a BANGING music video! Since then, her popularity has skyrocketed.

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However, with widespread fame also comes a lot of drama and controversies, too. Additionally, Lil Tay has had her fair share of dramas and controversies. Her death hoax turned a lot of heads. Also, the news of her father assaulting her banded the social media together to stand up in support of her. However, recently, Tay has said how the new generation of boys is becoming doomed due to the Red Pill culture!

Lil Tay calls out the new generation of boys, says they are becoming “doomed” due to increasing offensive culture

Recently, a certain culture has become really popular on the internet and in the streaming community. It’s the Red Pill culture. Streamers like Adin Ross, N3on, Sneako, and many others have associated themselves with this new culture deemed to glorify misogyny, racism, and many other derogatory shenanigans on similar lines.

Lil Tay calls out the new generation of boys, says they are becoming "doomed" due to increasing offensive culture
(credits: Lil Tay)

Moreover, the famous YouTuber & Singer Lil Tay has been, time and time again, the target of this culture. Even recently, Streamer JustxSnagz made quite an outrageous comment on Tay and fash bashed the streamer for it. Such occurrences are becoming popular day by day. However, Tay has finally voiced her concerns on social media!

In a recent X post on her official X handle, Tay addressed how the new generation of boys is becoming doomed due to the rise in this culture. Being a victim of domestic violence and assault by her father, moreover, many streamers making comments about her, Tay voiced her concern. In the tweet, she said,

“Some of this new generation of boys and men finding misogyny, pedophilia, racism, sexual assault, domestic violence, and bullying funny is genuinely scary.”

Furthermore, many fans are supporting her claim and are also addressing the huge increase in misogynistic & racist comments on social media. Recently, even the famous Twitch streamer Pokimane said that she’s quitting Twitch due to the increase in Red Pill culture. This issue is really becoming a concerning topic of social media and many people are becoming targets of outrageous and derogatory comments!

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