Perth woman tells court of horrific details of alleged encounter with British rapper Yung Filly

British rapper Yung Filly allegedly raped, bit and hit a young woman so hard her face and body were bruised, swollen and injured following a gig in Perth. Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, 30, also known as Yung Filly, is on trial in the Perth District Court facing 10 charges of rape, assault and choking a woman in her 20s at a hotel room in September 2024. He has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. The woman, who cannot be named, told the court she was excited to meet her idol and thought she was being invited to an after-party with the rapper when she got into a van with the YouTube star and his entourage. The court was told when they arrived at the hotel, the woman and Yung Filly began having a consensual sexual encounter, but things quickly escalated and turned violent. The woman alleged she tried to push the rapper off her to stop him from biting her face, and when he told her to stop saying ‘no’, he hit her hard. “It was hard, very hard, I tried to cover my face, but he got both my hands and pinned me down,” she told the court. “He pinned me down and hit me again on the left side of my face.” The victim alleged when the rapper stopped hitting her, he told her to call herself names, but she refused. “(It was) along the lines of fat pig, Filly’s dirty whore, that was the second two times he hit me when I didn’t say it. “I was completely scared, I had no feeling in my body after that. “I knew what had happened to me, I knew I was sexually assaulted or raped. I didn’t know what to do, where to go or what I wanted to do.” State prosecutor Danielle Clarke told the court that seven hours after meeting her celebrity crush the woman left the hotel with bruises and injuries to her face, neck and body inflicted by Yung Filly during the course of non-consensual sex. “She did initially engage in consensual sex but without warning found herself being physically assaulted and engaged in acts she did not want despite telling the accused, ‘No’,” she said. “It was consensual until it wasn’t.” The trial continues.