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How to join Tyga’s Myystar? Rapper deletes OnlyFans account, tells fans to join competitor site

Tyga announced that he deleted his OnlyFans account and will now launch a competing platform called Myystar

Tyga, who was one of the first rappers to join the adult website OnlyFans in 2020, deleted his account within 24 hours of the company announcing that they will ban sexually explicit content starting from October. And, taking complete advantage of the situation, the ‘Taste’ hitmaker made a boss move as he announced OnlyFans’ competitor called Myystar.

The 31-year-old rapper took to his Twitter and Instagram accounts respectively to share the big news with his fans. The multi-platinum hip-hop artist also shared a short video clip showing him deleting his OnlyFans account permanently. The clip then cuts to Tyga’s new venture showing the logo of the brand. According to Influencer Marketing Hub, the rapper, who joined OnlyFans in September 2020, was reportedly the fourth top earner with $8million earnings before he left the site.
 
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How to join Tyga’s Myystar?

While announcing the OnlyFans competitor, Tyga shared a post on Twitter which revealed that first the people interested in joining the newly-announced adult content site will have to apply on the given link and they will be able to join by getting an invite only. The rapper also stated how it was better than OnlyFans in his Twitter post. “Just deleted my Onlyfans, starting my own platform http://Myystar.com more futuristic , better quality & only 10% fee. Creators will also be able to make content of there choice! Apply now to be first to get a invite.” As the post reveals, Myystar will only be taking 10 percent of creators’ earnings, as compared to OnlyFans’ steep 20 percent fee.
 
The Compton native also shared a press release for the same which spilled the beans that his new venture aimed to provide users with more creative freedom. “Creators will have the ability to sell NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain, as well as boasting features relevant to the music industry. He also spoke to Forbes and said, “I know how many people make a lot of money on OnlyFans, and that’s where most of their revenue is at. I want to give those people hope.”

Tyga’s latest move is helmed by creative director Ryder Ripps of OKFOCUS who is also known for working with Travis Scott at Cactus Jack and Kanye West’s DONDA organization. Myystar is a follow-up to the rapper’s previous business endeavor Too Raww- a modeling agency that helped people get started on OnlyFans.

OnlyFans is allegedly pulling out of the pornography business, but its Terms of Use makes no such claim. Starting October, the company will prohibit users from posting any 'unsolicited and non-consensual sexually explicit content on the site. The new policy was announced on Thursday, August 19. According to the company, the creators will still be allowed to post nude pictures and videos, provided they adhere to the updated OnlyFans policy.

‘Don't trust him with a billion-dollar platform’

Social media users were quick to react to Tyga’s latest announcement. One user trolled the rapper, “This guy @Tyga doesn't even send products (bikinis) that you order from his company...just keeps the money,  no customer service,  nada! Don't trust him with a billion dollar platform.” Whereas, another stated, “I'm for it. I understand its invite only, but I'm in the top 4%. I would be a great addition to your site and can bring in traffic.”

One user added, “Tyga making his own onlyfans is so funny.” And another posted, “I see Tyga started his own OnlyFans that will allow creators to do whatever the f**k they want. Smart Tyga, hope it works out for him.” While the next one concluded, “Tyga starting onlyfans part 2. Don’t trip lol.”