GloRilla just hit us with the shortest, spiciest clapback of the year. After fans bombarded her with “new nose?” comments, the Memphis rap queen dropped a nuclear-level reply.
The Memphis femcee known for her bold personality and hit songs is currently setting the internet ablaze, but this time, it’s not just for her music. Fans are in a frenzy, reacting to what many believe is a confirmation that she’s gone “under the knife” for a nose job.
Some folks are seriously disappointed, and the discussion is getting heated!
GloRilla has had a massive time from last year until now. From her explosive hit “Yeah Glo!” that propelled her to new heights of popularity, to her mixtape Ehhthang Ehhthang featuring standouts like “Wanna Be” with Megan Thee Stallion, and her debut album GLORIOUS dropping bangers like “HOLLON” and “TGIF” – all in 2024. She’s also a two-time GRAMMY nominee and even toured with Megan Thee Stallion.
But as any celebrity knows, with immense fame comes intense scrutiny. And GloRilla is currently experiencing that firsthand. The speculation about a nose job began when fans noticed a subtle change in her appearance. The rumor mill went into overdrive after Glo took to X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, May 20, to share two mirror selfies with her 2.7 million followers. In the pics, she’s rocking a red bussdown and a white Von Dutch tank top and appears to be au-natural.
The real “confirmation,” as many interpret it, came when an X user commented, “I like your new nose.” GloRilla responded with a simple yet loaded tweet: “& DID.” That’s it.
Comments poured in, with one user harshly stating, “She should’ve just kept her original one.” Another lamented, “Black women, please love the features you were born with.” Even more direct was _lethalash, who wrote, “The after looks like it could be the before….”
It’s a tough situation because it’s her body and her choice. GloRilla is generally well-liked for her goofy, bold, and bubbly personality. Unfortunately, This intense public reaction to personal preferences is a common byproduct of fame.
What are your thoughts on this latest development?
