GloRilla might be one of the biggest female rappers in the industry today, but it wasn't an easy journey for her as she worked hard to achieve her dreams. Recently, an old interview of the rapper resurfaced in which it was revealed that she spent time behind bars due to a bizarre reason.
According to Uproxx, an old clip from a May 2022 made rounds online. In the video, the rapper, whose real name is Gloria Woods, spoke to Funny Marco on his YouTube series.
The Memphis-based musician shared how she amassed massive success through the years then she later recalled an incident that happened years ago where she was sent to jail.
The host later asked the hip-hop artist about her criminal past, to which GloRilla confirmed that she indeed spent nearly three years in jail.
The reason why she spent time behind bars was because of stealing cereal at K-Mart.
"You did three years in jail?" the host asked, to which she confirmed, "yes." Funny Marco then told her, "that don't sound right, you don't go to jail for stealing cereal, right?"
Despite her past, GloRilla went on to harvest the fruit of her labor in the future as she is now officially a Grammy Award-nominated artist for Best Rap Performance.
In recent months, she collaborated with Cardi B, released her debut album "Anyways Life's Great...," and performed at the American Music Awards.
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GloRilla's Past at a Fast Food Restaurant
Another old video of the rapper made rounds on the internet a few months ago where it was revealed that she previously worked at a fast food restaurant before her massive fame.
In the clip, which appeared to have come from an old Instagram Live, the musician can be seen wearing an intercom while taking orders from a drive-thru window.
She also looks extremely different because of her hairstyle and the gap in her teeth.
"'What's up, gap?' Boy, you better get your ugly a*** back before I block your little ugly lame a**," the rapper said in the video before taking an order from a person pulling over.
She previously discussed her past in an inspirational Instagram post, saying many people assumed that her success happened overnight, but the reality is she worked hard for years to get where she's at right now.
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