Jameliz Smth Set To Give Away 9 Teslas After ‘Destroying’ $4M In Cars

OnlyFans sensation Jameliz Smth, known for her jaw-dropping “Supercar Destruction” series, has revealed she’s giving away nine brand-new Tesla, after raking in a staggering $100 million from the viral mayhem that made her famous.

Yes, you read that right. The woman who once chainsawed a Ferrari is now handing out luxury vehicles like Oprah.

The controversial content queen, whose videos of herself annihilating exotic cars with axes, explosives, and construction equipment have racked up millions of views (and just as many hate comments), says she’s ready to give back.

“I built my platform on shock value, but I’m sustaining it through genuine impact,” she told The Blast exclusively. “The irony isn’t lost on me, the very content that people criticized is funding these giveaways.”

Smth’s campaign comes after months of backlash, particularly over her livestreamed destruction of a $1 million Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, an event so polarizing she titled it “Internet’s Most Hated.”

And yet, despite the outrage, the dollars poured in. In just 18 months, Smth’s high-octane brand has become one of the most profitable content empires in digital history.

Now she’s putting some of that fortune back into the hands of fans, literally.

Beginning this month, one lucky follower will receive a Tesla every month for nine months. The total giveaway? Roughly $400,000 worth of cars, all to say thanks… and maybe smooth over a few burnt bridges (and melted engines).

“I still love cars and want to create content around them,” Smith said. “I hope these Teslas help nine people who truly need transportation and show I’m committed to change.”

And for anyone still speculating about whether she actually paid for the million-dollar cars she’s wrecked on camera? Smth is clear: “Yes, I purchased every single vehicle with my own money.”

The social media mogul also claims there’s a deeper message beneath the destruction.

“The destruction was always meant as commentary on our unhealthy obsession with material possessions,” she explained. “We worship these machines, assign them status and power. By destroying something so coveted, I wanted people to question why we let objects define our worth.”

According to her reps, legal counsel will oversee the Tesla giveaway to ensure “transparency and compliance.”

In the wild world of social media, a few stars rise above the noise, and Smth is one of them.