The 'F.N.F. (Let's Go)' hitmaker, who is signed to Yo Gotti's record label Collective Music Group, takes to social media to fire back at one critic who trolled her following her club appearance dispute.
- Feb 11, 2023
AceShowbiz - GloRilla has no reason to be scared of the city of Oakland despite having a dispute with an upset fan there. The "F.N.F. (Let's Go)" hitmaker made it clear after one critic trolled her following the altercation.
Taking to Instagram Story, the Memphis native re-shared the critic's post that read, "The Bay Dont Play. Got Her A** Up Outta There Real Quick.. You Got To Respect Real Pimpin When You In Oakland. Not That Phony S**t." In her own message, she wrote, "Ain't nobody scared o no damn city. 1 ho played & dassit don't feel special."
Glo enraged fans while at an after-party at New Karibbean City on Wednesday, February 7 because she left without performing. Following a brief "walk-through," the raptress was on her way to departing the venue when someone threw drinks and spat at the rap star.
The fan apparently started cursing by saying, "F**k you b***h, weak a** b***h." Though the musician shouted back at the culprit, things didn't turn physical between the two as the artist was moved to safety by a security team.
Glo has addressed the incident in a series of tweets. "Ain't no ho spit on s**t!!!! Ask dat how ha face feel doe," she argued. Blasting the promoter, she added, "No way you think I'm performing when you paid for a hosting crazy tail self."
Yo Gotti has also weighed in on the drama. The CEO of CMG, where Glo is signed to, slammed a club promoter who claimed that he booked Glo to perform at the club for $30,000. "30k to perform," he wrote alongside laughing emojis. "U must booked lil Glo NOT Big Glo #CMG."
