GloRilla Cuts St. Louis Show Short Due to Crowd Fights
GloRilla was forced to end her concert in St. Louis early after multiple fights broke out in the crowd, disrupting the performance.
The Memphis rapper stopped the show several times to address the ongoing disturbances, urging fans to calm down. At one point, she expressed her frustration, saying, “Stop the music again. They done started the shit up again! Calm the fuck down, shit! The fuck is the problem? I think y’all came for the wrong show. Y’all supposed to be at WWE. It’s not WWE, guys.”
Despite her attempts to restore order, the chaos continued, leading her to make the difficult decision to cut the show short. “Aight y’all, I’m sorry. We gotta end the show right here,” she told the audience. “It’s another muthafuckin’ fight. I love y’all. I don’t wanna do this, but we gotta make sure it’s safety first.”
The St. Louis stop was part of The Glorious Tour, which kicked off earlier this month in Oklahoma City. While most of the tour has run smoothly, the latest incident highlighted the challenges of maintaining a safe concert environment. The tour, featuring opening acts Real Boston Richey and Queen Key, is set to wrap up in April with a homecoming show in Memphis.
Despite the setback, 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year for GloRilla. She recently signed a major partnership with Rihanna’s Fenty brands, becoming the first ambassador to represent Savage x Fenty, Fenty Beauty, Fenty Skin, and Fenty Hair.
Announcing the deal last month, GloRilla expressed her excitement, saying, “Rihanna has always been such an icon and inspiration, and being chosen to represent her vision is an honor. This spring season is all about celebrating confidence, boldness, and embracing your glow.”
Her momentum from 2024 also carries into the new year, with accolades including TIME magazine naming her single “TGIF” as the Best Song of the Year and Billboard crowning her the hottest female rapper of 2024. With a growing list of achievements and a loyal fanbase, GloRilla continues to solidify her place as a force in the music industry.
