GloRilla fired back at a troll on social media this week ahead of the release of her new track ‘Jiggly Bow Bow’ with Sexyy Red, scheduled for November 6. The rapper responded sharply after a fan told her to “KEEP” the track, implying she should scrap it instead.
XXL Magazine had dropped a preview of the music video for ‘Jiggly Bow Bow’ on X, formerly Twitter, sparking early reactions days before the song’s official debut. Some fans voiced their dislike publicly, with one user writing, “We kindly told y’all to keep this.” GloRilla replied without hesitation: “And I’m kindly saying f**k yall I do what I want. If you don’t like it, don’t listen. I luv you 🫶🏼God bless.”
The exchange caught wider attention when The Shade Room reposted GloRilla’s response. The comment section divided between those backing the rapper’s stance and others predicting the track would grow on listeners. Instagram user @jae_nolastname wrote, “I mean.. yall don’t gotta listen to it so she got a point 😂😂😂 but TikTok gon eat it up- make a dance and everything 😂.” Another, @sincere.taylor, said, “I felt the same way about spend dat…. i be the main one singing it in the club 😭🤣.”
Other fans pointed to the common pattern of initial resistance turning into acceptance. Instagram user @cashmase noted, “It’s always a ‘no’ until it’s stuck in everybody’s head and y’all jiggly puffs start goin bow bow 😩.” Meanwhile, @miss_jaechanel predicted the song would dominate dance floors, writing, “Oh please one shot and yall going to be on the dance flo ‘Jiggly bow bow’ 😂.”
Some listeners offered more neutral or critical takes. Instagram user @theofficial_a.j_ questioned the chorus, “Jiggly bow bow is the best chorus yall could come up with ..?” Another, @avonlea_camille, remarked, “Releasing this and a gospel song in the same year is diabolical 😭.”
The track comes at a time when GloRilla’s presence on social media has been notable for her unapologetic personality. Recently, she shared throwback photos from her early teens, including one with the rapper wearing a black top, leggings, and Timberland boots. Fans responded warmly to the nostalgia, many recalling early 2000s style.
The upcoming ‘Jiggly Bow Bow’ collaboration with Sexyy Red follows GloRilla’s rising profile in the rap scene. Despite the mixed early feedback, she has made clear she will not be swayed by negative comments. The exchange on X confirmed a message she has pushed before: her music choices are hers alone.
The track’s release on November 6 will test how it fares beyond the social media buzz. For now, GloRilla’s response to criticism is as direct as the song’s title suggests.
According to TheShadeRoom.
