Glorilla talks FNF, Why She Started Rapping, Names Her Ratchet Ass Friends, Baby In Her Video + More

Funny Marco welcomes Glorilla to this week’s episode of Cornbread TV. With her hit single “F.N.F (Let’s Go)” blowing up, the Memphis native has a lot going on with her career and her Glo Gang. She tells Marco how she started rapping after losing her voice in high school, but it’s not long before the mishaps start happening on set. Marco asks about some of her lyrics from F.N.F. and she tells us who are her ratchet-ass friends and what kind of car they were hanging out of. Marco calls a member of the production crew on set and Glorilla raps for him; he’s asked to repeat the lyrics and to explain to her why he’s not an FN. Glorilla tells Marco who the baby was in the video and confirms he’s FNF just like her. The show’s director gets caught by Marco eating donuts during the recording and Marco wonders whether he made up some of the information in his question sheet. Just before she is able to reveal who she has on the F.N.F. remix, Marco’s pet monkey shows up and creates a frenzy on set. Marco then brings out the closest animal to a gorilla that he could find, before finding out that his crew’s cameras weren’t recording and asking her to start the interview over. This doesn’t go over too well…

Executive Producers for Breakbeat: Dave Mays & Brett Jeffries

Executive Producers: Marco Summers & Harvey Sutton

Producers: Bart Phillips, Matt Ables & Corshonda “CoCo” Springer

Director of Photography: Rashid “Cruz” Terry

Filmed on location: Coco Studios, Atlanta

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