GloRilla has the people talking!

The Memphis rapper stoked a fresh round of social-media attention this week after first posting a video of herself, and fans quickly responded, sparking allegations that the rapper doesn’t quite look like herself. 

GloRilla responded to the critics with a blunt message on X that read, in part, “I put you delusional bitches ina frenzy every time I post.” 

The post prompted immediate reactions across X and other platforms, with fans praising GloRilla’s unapologetic tone and critics responding in kind. This isn’t the first time GloRilla has responded to her haters in a very direct and confrontational way: last September, she denied having facial balancing, and she called the rumor "delusional."

Lately, critics harshly commenting on GloRilla’s looks and style seem to be a part of a recurring trend and she refuses to be a shrinking violet. Her short, taunting posts are clapbacks to detractors and a reminder that social-media engagement remains one of the fastest ways to amplify an artist’s cultural footprint. Because if it’s one thing haters are going to do, it’s watch.

As the conversation continues online, it’s another example of how hip-hop artists balance brand, outrage, and personal expression in real time and how those moments can both inflame debate and increase visibility for new music, tour dates, or what they’re working on. It’s provocative, it keeps the people talking!