GloRilla on Friday dropped off a powerful new track, titled “Internet Trolls,” alongside a high-energy music video directed by Troy Roscoe.
The visual opens with the Memphis-bred rapper counting stacks of cash in a surveillance-controlled room, flaunting a massive, iced-out chain and larger-than-life rings reading “GLO” across both hands. Later, several hooded figures appear hunched over a multitude of monitors displaying hate comments on GloRilla’s social media accounts, before the rapper reaches out from inside their screen and abducts the track’s namesake internet trolls. In a comical finale, GloRilla goes head-to-head with her haters, knocking each of them out one by one and tying them up with yellow “Caution” tape in an abandoned warehouse.
“Watch out for them internet trolls/They be tryna satisfy them internet goals,” she raps. “You just got locked up ’cause the internet told/’Fake it ’til you make it,’ that’s the internet code.”
The new single arrives ahead of GloRilla’s performance at the 65th annual Grammy Awards, where she will celebrate hip-hop’s 50th anniversary alongside Future, Missy Elliott, The Roots, Lil Wayne, Queen Latifah, Big Boi, Salt-N-Pepa, Method Man and many more. GloRilla’s “F.N.F. (Let’s Go)” is also nominated for Best Rap Performance at this year’s Grammys.
Watch GloRilla’s new “Internet Trolls” video above.
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