A jury in Perth hears allegations against a British YouTuber and musician accused of violently raping a fan following one of his Australian shows. Multiple reports say the prosecution characterises the defendant as an “entitled semi-celebrity,” presenting evidence and arguments that suggest he viewed the alleged victim as unimportant. The West Australian and PerthNow report that the rapper allegedly responded to the accuser in a way that indicates she “meant nothing to him,” framing this as part of the case presented to the jury. Other outlets, including The Age, Brisbane Times, and the Sydney Morning Herald, similarly describe the jury’s account of the defendant’s attitude toward the alleged victim, using the same “entitled semi-celebrity” description. The reports focus on courtroom statements and the narrative advanced by the prosecution, without detailing the specific evidence in the excerpts provided. No outcome of the case is stated in the materials supplied, and the defendant’s position is not included here.