Yung Filly, real name Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, is on trial in Australia, and pleaded not guilty to six counts of sexually penetrating a woman without consent10:33, 28 Jul 2026Updated 10:33, 28 Jul 2026A jury was told a young woman who has accused Yung Filly of rape 'meant nothing' to the British rapper. It came as lawyers both sides made their closing statements in the two week trial.The 30-year-old YouTuber, whose real name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, had pleaded not guilty in the District Court of Western Australia state to six charges of rape, three charges of assault occasioning bodily harm and one count of choking in a Perth hotel room in September 2024.The accuser, who cannot legally be named, was 20 at the time. The jury is expected to begin considering their verdicts on Wednesday.Prosecutor Danielle Clarke told the court Barrientos was an “entitled man” with a “moderate degree of fame” who had been sexually violent toward an “impressionable” young woman.“She meant nothing to him,” Clarke told the court in her closing arguments. “What could have been and should have been consensual sex quickly escalated into sexual violence and a non-consensual nightmare,” she added.Mr Barrientos testified on Monday, telling the cout that he did not slap or choke the woman, but he agreed to the allegation that he bit her multiple times. “In England we would call it a love bite,” the social media star said on the stand.The performer denied the woman repeatedly told him to stop and told him he was hurting her.“There was kissing in between; I would give her a love bite and then kiss her,” Mr Barrientos said from the witness box. “I don’t recall any blood.”Photos of the woman with bruising and bite marks on her face and neck were shown to the court.Mr Barrientos met the woman at a Perth nightclub after his performance. “The vibes were good and she had a really good energy about her,” he said.Prosecutors previously said the woman initially agreed to have sex with Mr Barrientos, but withdrew her consent when she started to fear for her safety.Mr Barrientos agreed that a security guard took the woman’s phone before she entered the hotel room.But he denied prosecutor Ms Clarke’s accusation that the phone was removed to trap the woman.“It is standard practice for someone in the limelight to protect privacy,” Mr Barrientos said.The Colombian-born entertainer, who has more than 1.8 million followers on YouTube, had been touring Australia and had performed in Sydney and Melbourne before he encountered the woman.He was in the east coast city of Brisbane where the tour was to end when he was arrested several days later.Article continues belowLike this story? For more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Threads.