GloRilla and Boosie Badazz have revealed they share a connection that goes beyond being southern rap stars — they’ve named their pets after one another.
The pair seem to have taken some light-hearted jabs at each other after clips of them showing off their pets surfaced online Wednesday (April 5). One clip shows Boosie trying to catch the attention of his dog, which he has seemingly named after the “Tomorrow 2” rapper.
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“I’m mad at you like I’m mad at GloRilla,” Boosie said to the camera with a jovial laugh. Another clip shows GloRilla’s response, where she reveals her pet lizard, which she claims to have named Boosie.
“BOOSIE!,” she screamed at the camera, trying to attract the lizard’s attention.
It’s unclear if there is an actual beef between the rappers since they haven’t made any public statements about it. Nevertheless, the moment served as some harmless entertainment.
In other GloRilla news, the Memphis rapper recently shared some photos from her Tommy Hilfiger campaign that dropped on March 31.
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Ahead of the release, the rapper uploaded a small collage of photos of the iconic brand’s new capsule to Instagram. In the pics, Big Glo sports the signature red, white, and blue colors that made the brand famous.
The collaboration is in partnership with Aries, a luxury streetwear brand founded by Sofia Prantera. Prior to her post, the Grammy-nominated rapper revealed the upcoming campaign during her recent Paper Magazine spread.
During the interview, the rapper revealed she took a lot of inspiration from the late singer Aaliyah, who also modeled for the brand back in the day. “I’m a big Aaliyah fan, and I love what she did with them,” she said. “I’m part of keeping a legacy going.”
She continued: “It’s refreshing to me, because I love the old-school and being able to bring it to my generation.”
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Unfortunately for GloRilla, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing as of late. She and Finesse2Tymes were on the bill for a show in Rochester, New York, that turned into a deadly stampede leaving three women dead.
