Saweetie and her paid page: the "Icy Girl" rapper opened an account on Fansly

Does Saweetie have OnlyFans?

She has a paid page, but not on OnlyFans. American rapper Saweetie opened an account in August 2023 on Fansly, OnlyFans’ main competitor (these pages are nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America), and announced it on Instagram. VIBE reported that the subscription cost 25 dollars for one month, and XXL noted, based on a statement from the platform, that her content would not be explicit.

Who is Saweetie?

She is a California rapper; VIBE describes her as a Bay Area native. She broke through with “Icy Girl,” calls her fans the “Icy Girls” and has hits such as “My Type,” the song Black Enterprise uses to identify her.

In the summer of 2023, when she opened the account, she was preparing her long-awaited debut studio album, releasing singles such as “Shot O'Clock” and “Birthday,” the latter with YG and Tyga, and announcing a tour with both rappers, according to XXL.

How she announced her Fansly account

The launch happened in a boxing ring. On August 5, 2023, on the card headlined by Jake Paul against Nate Diaz, Saweetie walked around the ring holding the round-two card of the Amanda Serrano vs. Heather Hardy bout, which carried the Fansly logo. She also accompanied Serrano on her walkout, according to VIBE.

Two days later she posted photos and videos from that night on Instagram and invited her followers to subscribe to her Fansly page to see another side of her, with exclusive content, music and behind-the-scenes footage. In the statement released by the platform, she said she was happy to show her fans her world like never before and to help other creators connect with their audiences.

What her page offers

XXL explained that the account includes photos and videos of her daily life, updates on her music and direct messages with subscribers, as well as collaborations with other Fansly creators. When VIBE checked the page, it had nine posts and about 1,100 subscribers. Black Enterprise collected reactions from several fans who praised the deal as a smart business move.

Other rappers with paid pages include Cardi B and Rubi Rose. See more profiles in our United States section.

• VIBE, report on Saweetie's partnership with Fansly and her subscription price, August 8, 2023.
• XXL, report on the launch of Saweetie's Fansly page, August 8, 2023.
• Black Enterprise, report on Saweetie joining Fansly, August 9, 2023.

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