GloRilla is pulling the curtain back on her upbringing, detailing being “socially sheltered” by way of a conservative Christian household to GQ.
“We really couldn’t listen to the radio,” GloRilla said. “Never got a Christmas present from my mama a day in my life. We didn’t do Valentine’s Day. We didn’t do Easter. We didn’t do Halloween. Really only did the Fourth of July, and Thanksgiving. My mama was strict—but apparently I still ended up doing what I wanted to do.”
GloRilla also revealed that she would get music by stealing CDs from Wal-Mart. “We’d steal the CDs and download all the songs onto the PlayStation. That was the only way we could listen to other music. We probably wouldn’t have known nothing other than gospel music if it wasn’t for us being bad.”
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.@GloTheofficial is having the kind of year every rookie artist dreams of—particularly one in hip-hop, a genre that moves at the speed of light.
— GQ Magazine (@GQMagazine) December 13, 2023
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