AceShowbiz - GloRilla wants people to stop minding her business. After facing backlash for dancing topless in a video, the "Tomorrow 2" raptress fired back at critics during an Instagram Live.

"Let me tell you b***hes something," the 25-year-old said. "Y'all had so much to say because I was dancing to my song holding my t***ies. Don't worry about what me and my t***ies doing. B***h, I bought them."

Glo clarified that her label didn't put her up to this and it was her who decided to share the clip. "The label ain't making me do s**t," she explained. "A h*e gone be a h*e. Y'all just be swearing muthaf**kas make muthaf**kas do s**t. Like everything I do I be wanting to do it. Y'all just got to learn to mind your business sometimes."

Glo herself recently landed in hot water for using the R-word on her new song, the "Yeah Glo!" On the preview, she rapped, "H** you must not know what you just started/ Me and my b***h r******d/ Give a f**k about this party/ We gonna step on s**t regardless."

It promoted social media users to comment. One in particular criticized, "Why are we still using the R-word in 2024? I can't get with this one." Another stated, "The word is a slur that makes reference to those with disabilities. Not saying it to their face doesn't make it better, you're still insulting them."

Glo wasn't defensive this time. She quickly changed the lyrics and let her fans know about it. In a snippet, Glo could be heard rapping, "H** you must not know what you just started/ Me and my b***h got naughty/ Give a f**k about this party/ We gonna step on s**t regardless/ Get my coins/ Swipe that b***h/ And I just dispute the charges/ Making music/ Beatin' on b***hes/ I be really marching."

"I got hands for a h**/ I get bands for a show/ He want chance after chance after chance," she continues. "N***a no/ I keep saying free da 4/ Do my dance on dem folks/ If it's up it's going down/ Soon as I land on dem folks."