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GloRilla Fans Think She Disses Ex-City Girl JT On Debut Album
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Justin Ivey
GloRilla dropped her debut album Glorious on Friday (October 11). Fans celebrated the project’s release and speculated she dissed former City Girls member JT on the song “Whatchu Kno About Me.”
“Bad b####, you know I’m thick as Coachella/You won’t never catch me slipping, I ain’t no f###### Cinderella, stupid b####,” GloRilla rapped.
The lyrics were believed to be a shot at JT since her first solo mixtape was titled City Cinderella. Earlier this year, GloRilla and JT clashed on social media. JT claimed GloRilla never shut down a rumor about the CMG rapper slapping the ex-City Girl at an awards show.
“I been said she didn’t! She the one went radio silent!” JT wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter). “Played into, released a song about slapping rap b###### now it’s female unity?? CORNY!!!!!”
GloRilla referenced the rumor on the song “Aite,” which appeared on her 2024 mixtape Ehhthang Ehhthang.
“Me and JT ain’t the best of friends but we ain’t beefing,” she rapped.
JT accused GloRilla of being “messy and phony.” GloRilla defended herself, saying she was trying to clear the air on “Aite.” The attacks became more personal as the two women argued online.
“Hoe shut yo dumb ass up & fix dem uglass wigs I said it ain’t no beef ho you da one with da secret animosity,” GloRilla wrote.
JT fired back, “B#### your UGLY NO sex appeal got dragged for trying to be seductive at the awards crying to your label cause you was tired of crump dancing! You are a Glock toating pit pull that need to stay in her G fazos your not a Cinderella hell your not even a step sister, b####!”
Watch the “Whatchu Kno About Me” music video below.
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