“5 years & y’all still broke”- Lil Tay dissed her trolls on Instagram Live after returning to social media

Fans were confused by the video, to say the least. “That is NOT Lil Tay,” one fan commented. “Go back into hiding,” another follower wrote. “Wtf?” a third fan asked. “I thought you died,” another follower shared. “YOOOO I’m spinning my fidget spinner remembering 2017,” another fan added. “It’s been six years h— yeah,” another follower agreed. 

Among other claims, Tian alleged that she was fed “rotten, frozen, parasitic, moldy” food by her dad and stepmom and shared photos on the Instagram Live stream. She also said that she was traumatized by her dad forcing her to watch horror film “Bride of Chucky.” Tian alleged that her stepmom put her in a chokehold so she couldn’t escape.

Attorneys for Tian’s mother have also “successfully obtained” court orders to help Tian advance her career. They claim that Tian’s father owes $275,000 in back child support, monthly support payments, and that Tian’s mother should be the only parent entitled to sign contracts for the performer.

“Chris Hope has a history, before I was even born, before I was at his residence, with his wife, and they were abusing me, he was abusing my mom,” Tian said. “He was a domestic abuser. I witnessed him shoving my mom into walls and punching her.”

The social media sensation stopped posting in 2018 following a bitter custody dispute between her two parents: Angela Tian and Christopher Hope. After teasing that she was going to go live Saturday at 3 PM ET all week, the controversial YouTuber made her return to the social media scene with a brand new music video.

Lil Tay is back on Instagram and still flashing stacks of cash in her song “Sucker 4 Green,” which features her singing and dancing in a black tube top, black boots, burnt orange jacket, and matching ruffled skirt. She is even sporting a new haircut: bleached blonde roots with black tips.