‘Take All My Money’: Fans Tell Saweetie to Make an ‘OnlyFans’ Profile

Saweetie is blessing her timeline with her breathtaking beauty and curves with a series of steamy hot photos. On Tuesday, Sept. 1, the “Tap In” rapper hopped over to Instagram and shared several pictures of herself enjoying a day in the sun.

The rapper was pictured wearing an all-white two-piece triangle string bikini. The 27 year old finished her look with an oversized straw beach hat and diamond-crusted necklace and watch. The Bay Area-born star even gave fans a close-up of her toned abs and curves. “I’d be a billionaire if I sold my sex tape 💋,” the rapper captioned the snaps.

Fans urge rapper Saweetie to make an OnlyFans account. (Photo source: Saweetie’s Instagram Account)

Fans were blown away by the rapper’s good looks. Other fans even encouraged Saweetie’s idea of making money off her physique. Fans urged the rapper to create an OnlyFans account. The online subscription service allows content creators to upload content of their choosing, typically for a fee. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, people and celebrities alike have flooded the platform in an attempt to make some extra side money. One user commented, “Don’t be shy, make an onlyfans,” while another replied, “Well what you waiting on sis?” One user jokingly wrote, hopefully, “I just licked my cracked phone screen.”

Some Saweetie fans flooded her comments section with compliments and heart-eyed emojis, including one user who wrote, “BODY FACE BEAUTY & GRACE. You are the bar.. class is in session!” Meanwhile, another fan wrote, “You are just so naturally bomb I love it here.” Saweetie responded to the fan, “Love you sis.” 

Saweetie’s sexy bikini pictures come on the heels of her making history as the first rapper to be featured on the cover of Maxim magazine. The star appeared in a metallic latex bodysuit for the July/August cover where she discussed her upcoming album and empowering through music. 

The “Icey” rapper spoke on the accomplishment, calling it representative of her mission to empower women. “I’m extremely honored to be a part of such an iconic moment in the history of Maxim cover stars. Maxim to me has always showcased strong and beautiful women who were bosses and in control of their body and not afraid to be sexy,” she explained. “That connected to me so much as I believe I embody those same qualities. This was truly a perfect match.” 

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