GloRilla Course Corrects, Removes “R-Word” From New Track

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Memphis rapper GloRilla is being celebrated online for changing a lyric in a new song that fans found offensive.

On Friday (Aug. 23), the Shade Room posted a clip of GloRilla rapping along to her upcoming single.

“H*e you must not know what you just started/Me and my b**ches retarded,” Glo raps over the trap production. “Give a f**k about this party/We gon’ step on sh*t regardless.”

Several people commented under the post criticizing the use of the term, which is deemed a slur against those with special needs. “It’s hurtful to people with disabilities so just don’t use it,” one user wrote.

A few days later, on Monday (Aug. 25), she posted a new version of her unreleased song without the r-word on Instagram. In the song, the lyric is replaced with a less offensive phrase.

“H*e you must not know what you just started/Me and my b**ches go gnarly,” Glo rhymes in the clip below. “Give a f**k about this party/We gon’ step on sh*t regardless.”

The new version is earning Glo the admiration of fans.

Shout out to Big Glo for taking the feedback from her fans and taking the high road. Love to see it.

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