Woman in foul-mouthed child rapper Lil Tay’s videos, believed to be her mother, is let go by Vancouver property firm
Canadian property agent Angela Tian has been fired by Pacific Evergreen Realty, amid uproar over nine-year-old Lil Tay’s videos, in which she rails against ‘f***ing broke-ass n*****s’ and flashes wads of US$100 bills
A Vancouver property agent who has appeared in videos with controversial Asian child rapper Lil Tay and is widely reported to be her mother has been fired by her agency, according to local media.
Jim Lew, director of business development for the Pacific Place Group – which includes Pacific Evergreen Realty – told Vancouver’s Daily Hive website on Wednesday that Angela Tian had been dismissed after the agency found out about her alleged role in Lil Tay’s foul-mouthed career.
“There is no place for this sort of activity in our industry,” Lew reportedly told the Daily Hive.
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The news comes three days after the South China Morning Post reported that videos supposedly filmed by Lil Tay in Hollywood had actually been shot in Vancouver. Lil Tay is said to be nine years old.
One video was shot in a Vancouver apartment that is currently listed for sale, while another was shot in the car park of the city’s Oakridge shopping mall, in the north business wing where Pacific Evergreen Realty has its office.
It is not clear who owns the apartment in the video, which overlooks Vancouver’s False Creek and Granville Street Bridge, but Lil Tay boasted in the video that it was her home in the Hollywood Hills and her “toilet costs more than your rent”.