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BroRilla, whose real name is Victoria Woods, has returned to the music scene with fiery lyrics aimed at her sister, GloRilla. Recently, she entered the recording booth to lay down her first track, which serves as a sharp response diss directed at both Latto and Glo for their collaboration on the song ‘GOMF.’ Within this track, Glo makes pointed references to a “freaky stud,” which sparked BroRilla’s reaction. After addressing the song ‘GOMF’ online, where she also targeted notable figures like Drake and Soulja Boy, Victoria channeled her emotions into her music. This time, BroRilla didn’t hold back, even pulling in Megan Thee Stallion and Glo’s boyfriend, Brandon Ingram, into the mix of their family drama!

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BroRilla Takes Aim at Latto and Brandon Ingram in Her Fierce Diss Track

In a previous outburst online, Victoria Woods did not hold back as she criticized Latto for featuring her sister in the track ‘GOMF.’ She bluntly stated, “Latto, you not even getting claimed by your baby daddy, b*tch,” and accused her of being “pregnant by a married man.” In her diss track titled ‘Therapy,’ Victoria takes subtle jabs at the expectant Atlanta rapper. She raps, “Glo, you on that wack a** song with Latto h*e,” making her feelings clear. Later in the verse, she repeats, “Latto look a mess, bank account thicker than finesse.” This highlights the tension and rivalry brewing in the industry.

Furthermore, Brandon Ingram finds himself caught in the crossfire of this sisterly feud. In her verse, BroRilla raps, “When I send shots, know I hit it, swish, unlike your n***a, b*tch.” This line appears to poke fun at Brandon’s performance in the NBA, which has reportedly seen a decline while he was part of the Toronto Raptors. This adds another layer of personal conflict amidst the professional rivalry.

In ‘Therapy,’ Victoria Woods reflects on her “come-up” and reminds her sister of their shared past. She raps, “They said I came up off your name, thanks for the watches, chain, fame. Your career barely standing…” This line indicates a sense of betrayal, as she asserts, “Aww you forgot the memories,” and calls out, “Now this b*tch my enemy” after the ad lib, “Didn’t y’all struggle together?” This showcases the emotional turmoil and history between the two sisters.

BroRilla has consistently called out her sister for several months now, alleging that Glo selectively supports their parents and other family members. While confronting Glo, Victoria Woods has also engaged in verbal exchanges with various celebrities, including Boosie, The Game, Lil Pump, Gloss Up, and Charlamagne Tha God, highlighting her growing presence in the rap scene.

What Sparked the Mention of Megan Thee Stallion in the Diss Track?

Rumors circulating online suggest that Megan Thee Stallion and GloRilla are experiencing some form of conflict. Social media sleuths have been piecing together theories regarding the nature of the situation between the two rappers. In her track ‘Therapy,’ BroRilla raps, “Pressing play on me but pause on Megan Thee Stallion.” This lyric seems to hint at some underlying tension that fans have been speculating about.

As of 2026, neither Megan nor GloRilla has publicly addressed any potential discord between them. Their friendship was once very evident and well-celebrated by fans. They toured together during the ‘Hot Girl Summer’ in 2024 and released popular tracks like ‘Wanna Be’ and ‘How I Look,’ showcasing their close collaboration in the music industry.

However, last May, fans noticed that the two artists had stopped following each other on social media platforms. This change appeared to coincide with GloRilla sharing a quote on her Instagram Stories. The situation escalated when Tory Lanez’s song, ‘Y.D.L.R.,’ was linked to the post. Lanez is currently serving time for his conviction related to an incident involving Megan Thee Stallion in 2020. As speculation about their rift grew, GloRilla clarified that her post was merely “an innocent repost,” asserting that the internet was creating unnecessary drama and that she does not engage in such mess.

Fast-forward to October, and Glo allegedly liked a tweet that suggested, “she started being bitter after she was outsold by GloRilla,” seemingly aimed at Megan. In recent weeks, internet commentary has also drawn comparisons between Memphis rapper GloRilla’s evolving style and that of Megan Thee Stallion, adding fuel to the fire of speculation.