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Smoke from blunts held in Glo’s superbly polished hands permeates the air on one side of the room swigs of Taylor port wine are gulped between the sets displayed on the wide-screen TV propped up in the middle of the space. We’re all sunken into leather couches commenting on the night’s performances, the gaiety of what started off as a rather celebratory day dwindling as we anxiously await her new call time. It’s a cloudy day in New York, and the backstage guest suite where the rapper and her crew are tucked away has all the trappings of a cookout. Hanging out with GloRilla and her entourage feels like scoring an invite to an intimate family BBQ. In GloRilla’s world, there’s always reason to try again, fuckboy or festival mishap be damned. Stadium traffic, backstage drama, and scheduling miscommunication all threatened to put a damper on GloRilla’s mood this particular Sunday afternoon at the UBS Arena on Long Island, but the 23-year-old Memphis rapper (who will turn 24 on July 28) seems to find the silver lining in just about every situation. Or the moment when logistical hiccups curtail your solo Hot 97 Summer Jam 2023 performance, prompting you to put your career goals aside and graciously join forces with Cardi B during her set to deliver a captivating performance of yet another one of your hits. Take, for instance, when a cheating ex inspires an anthemic, spelling bee-like romp that declares you’re “F-R-E-E, fuck nigga free” and rapidly becomes a smash hit.
Tyrell HamptonĪs the late, great Aaliyah once said, “If at first you don’t succeed, then dust yourself off and try again.” This rings especially true for GloRilla, a rising star in hip-hop, who cites the R&B icon as one of her inspirations.
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