Riding the trend of turning lights on and off, Yến Thích Ăn Vặt’s video hit nearly 60 million views. While many praised her for the impressive mansion background, the popular TikToker also faced some harsh messages. People accused her of “living off her parents,” saying things like “Without your parents, you’d starve in three days,” and even threw shade at her partner.
These rumors weren’t just online, Yến said false info was spreading near her home too. So she decided to clear things up with a video: “The trend video was filmed at my parents’ house. I’m married and currently living at a secondhand clothing shop. I create content, so when there’s a trend, I just film it. There’s no hidden meaning behind it.”
She also stressed her financial independence: “I’ve been financially independent since graduating. This car belongs to my husband’s hard work over the years. We’ve been together for nine years, building everything from scratch. We’re not as rich as my parents, but we’re free to do what we love and enjoy life.” Yến defended her husband against the negative comments aimed at him.
Yến’s partner is also a content creator with multiple YouTube Silver and Gold Play Buttons. Fans who’ve followed them know his videos are funny and balanced, never desperate for views. The couple’s journey from nothing to building a life together has earned them a lot of respect and admiration online.
