YUNG Filly has been axed from another hit show after being charged over rape and abuse allegations earlier this week.
Filly, whose real name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, was arrested by Western Australian cops after allegedly raping a woman in her 20s in his Perth hotel after a nightclub appearance.
The UK YouTuber and rapper has been dropped by several brands and companies since he was detained including the Football Association (FA), ASOS and Heinz.
Another project involving the 29-year-old and his close pal and fellow YouTuber Chunkz has now also been cancelled for good.
The pair were due to put on a live show of The Chunkz and Filly Show – a popular podcast and talk show the duo host.
They interview rappers and celebrities as well as share their own experiences in the music and influencer industry.
On YouTube, The Chunkz and Filly Show channel has over 667,000 subscribers with hundreds of fans expected to attend the shows later this month.
The first live performance was due to take place on 18 October in east London.
But venue Troxy has now confirmed the show has been cancelled for good.
A Troxy spokeswoman told the BBC: “The event was removed from our website yesterday and all ticket holders have been informed – their tickets will be refunded automatically.”
Filly is also being made to stay in Australia until December when his second hearing gets underway.
People were first told by text about the cancellation.
Upload Productions – who produce the Chunkz and Filly Show online – also released a statement saying they are “pausing” any work with Filly.
They said: “We are aware of the serious allegations that have been made against Yung Filly and the legal proceedings that are now under way in Western Australia.
“In the commercial areas of business where we have responsibility, we have paused working with our client.”
Chunkz – whose real name is Amin Mohamed – is yet to comment on the charges against Filly.
It comes as the Football Association (FA) also pulled a new online cookery show featuring the British YouTube star amid the serious allegations.
Filly had filmed a new show with the FA and M&S due to be released in the coming weeks but since the allegations came to light they have decided to axe the episodes, Sky News revealed.
The series of videos due to be part of “The Greater Game” campaign was launched on Wednesday by the FA alongside M&S who sponsor the national side.
England aces Bukayo Saka, Ezri Konsa, and Jarrod Bowen were all set to feature in the video alongside Filly as part of a “Freestyle Cooking” series on the FA YouTube channel.
An announcement by the FA released on Wednesday said Filly was specially chosen for the series to “encourage young people up and down the country to experiment with cooking healthy alternatives”.
The FA confirmed to Sky that the videos have now been removed.
M&S is also believed to have no direct endorsement deal with Yung Filly.
Cops investigating Yung Filly say they have an “extremely strong” case that includes CCTV footage of the social media star on the night of the alleged offences.
Detectives from Western Australia Police’s sexual assault squad charged Filly with four counts of sexual penetration without consent.
He is also accused of three counts of assault and one count of impeding a person’s normal breathing or circulation by applying pressure to their neck.
The YouTuber and rapper was arrested and taken into custody in Brisbane on Tuesday before being extradited to Perth a day later.
He was then hauled in front of a Perth court where the prosecution told the court the alleged victim’s body is marked “by a history of violent acts”.
The 29-year-old was bailed following his first court hearing after stumping up $100,000AUD (£51,000) for bail.
He is banned from leaving the state and must also report to Perth Police Station in Northbridge every day.
Filly’s defence lawyer argued the victim was drunk at the time of the alleged ordeal on September 28, Channel 9 reported.
We are aware of the serious allegations that have been made against Yung Filly. In the commercial areas of business where we have responsibility, we have paused working with our client
Upload Productions
A glum Filly kept a low profile as he reported to Perth Police Station for the first time today.
He wore a dark baseball cap and a cream hooded jacket with black shorts and trainers.
He remained inside the building for just five minutes.
He had performed a show at Perth’s Bar1 Nightclub the hours before meeting the woman making the allegations.
Prosecutor Depetro wanted Filly to remain behind bars as he accused the star’s fame of potentially playing a part in the assault.
He said: “This has already made headlines.
“Given nature of social media, nature of people jumping on bandwagons, given the nature of (the) power imbalance between the parties.”
Yung Filly is known for his comedic talents on YouTube where he shot to fame alongside fellow creators Beta Squad while also appearing in The Sidemen videos.
He then branched out to his own individual projects including podcasts, music and mainstream TV gigs.
He featured on Channel 4‘s The Great Celebrity Bake Off in 2022 and has previously fronted the BBC‘s Hot Property.
One of Filly’s most successful projects saw him be one of the faces of the FootAsylum YouTube channel.
He regularly went viral online for his comedic takes in shows such as Does the Shoe Fit?, Home Schooled and Truth Asylum.
But the shoe and clothing brand has since cut ties with the Colombian born personality.
They announced they are “suspending our contract with Yung Filly with immediate effect”.
A music event in Essex on October 25 has also been called off as well as a “freshers’ takeover” music night at Trilogy Nightclub in Colchester due to Filly being booked to perform at them.
YUNG Filly’s rise to fame saw him start out as a social media star.
The influencer got his big break on YouTube before moving into mainstream TV.
Although he goes by Yung Filly, his real name is Andres Felipé Barrientos.
He was born on August 6, 1995, and moved to the UK from Colombia when he was two years old.
Filly then relocated to southeast London during his childhood.
When asked what it was like growing up in the capital, he told Indy100: “I come from the bottom of the barrel…and that’s why I’m so grateful for the position I’m in now.
“My mum definitely shaped me with the lessons she taught me.
“She’s a single mum with three kids, my dad was a s*** dad so she just had to make it happen.
“She did loads of cleaning jobs. My mum worked at Poundland at the time I had some mad BBC series…just getting my mum out of the position she was in was just the biggest motivation.”
Filly is best known for being a member of the comedy group known as The Wall of Comedy.
He is affiliated with fellow YouTuber Chunkz and the pair have collaborated on many videos and tracks.
Over the years, Filly has also taken part in The Sidemen‘s Charity Football Match, organised by members Josh Bradley, Simon Minter, Tobi Brown, KSI, Ethan Payne, Vikram Barn and Harry Lewis.
