GlorillaPerformance in the factory in Chesterfield, Missouri came to a sudden end on Monday night after repeated struggles were broken among fans in the General Reception section.

The 25-year-old rapper, currently on her "magnificent tour" in favor of his debit study album, was seen in recorded footage of fans who perform her security dancers when she noticed that chaos were kicked in the crowd.

Glorilla immediately entered to try to calm things down.

"Hey, hey, hey! There's a fight outside. Come man. You're all better than that," the audience addressed. "Come on, St. Louis. Ca, aren't you doing anything wrong you're out of the way you're fighting. Be glorious for a great tour. What's wrong?" What's wrong? "What's wrong?" What's wrong? "What's wrong?"

Despite the efforts to remove the situation, Glorilla was forced to stop the concert several times. Looking at the continued fighting from the stage, she expressed disbelief. "He's still going! Calm down! Stay, be calm, be calm. Sh-t."

As tensions did not come up with, she performed a solid tone with a crowd. "Calm F-ck, sh-t. What is F-ck problem? I think you came to the wrong show. You should be at WWE. You should all be on a famous visit if you will fight this."

Ultimately, security concerns encouraged the Glorilla to stop the show early. "We have to finish the exhibition, St. Louis. There is another fight with your mother. I love.

She made heart shape with her hands toward the crowd before leaving the stage.

After the Glorine cutting concert in the factory in Chesterfield, Missouri, a concert of confusions shared first hand insight into the chaotic night, calling the performance "real entertainment to the fight".

In an interview with Local fox stationThe attendant, who said he was sitting in the front order of the balcony, described the Stark contrast between the upper and lower level of the place.

"People who were upstairs were on the seats, they had a lot more fun, they were there vibring with each other and have a good old way, and then we overlook all things on the bottom," he said.

Drawing a comparison of professional wrestling, the fan admitted that the quarrels were "really fun" watched from a distance. "You'd see a little encryption" in the crowd, he added, so that "people began to run on that", they like it to WWE.

As the scene could provide a certain unexpected party for those sitting more worse, the concert stressed that Glorilla is a visible effort to control the situation.

"Glorilla was very involved in trying to stop the fight," he said. "And they didn't listen, you know? And every time she could interrupt, she would turn the lights, the song would stop and had to restart. They did three times, for which I thought it was mixed."

Police later confirmed that more people were performed, but no arrests were made.

Chesterfield Police has confirmed First Warning 4 That situations were managed by security and held on-site officials.

"Security from the factory and the police officers who have been processed by high school students, and several people are believed to be accompanied by the place, but there was no arrest", reading a statement.

Factory Official rules for places He explicitly prohibits "struggle, gazing, threatening remarks, gestures or harassment of any kind".

Glorilla, which has 22.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify and the cousin is Cardi BIt is planned to continue with a 22-daring tour with a stop in Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee on Wednesday. It will also be presented together with Karrahbooo at the upcoming Single Anycia "never need", which will be on Friday.