Rapper GloRilla was forced to end her concert early at The Factory in Chesterfield, Missouri, on Monday night after multiple fights broke out among attendees.
The Memphis-born artist, known for hits like Tomorrow 2 and F.N.F (Let’s Go), attempted to calm the crowd multiple times but was met with continued disruptions. Witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with some likening it to a “WWE fight.”
Despite her efforts to restore order, the brawls persisted, leading GloRilla to make the decision to cut her set short for the safety of everyone present.
The Factory’s management and local authorities have yet to issue an official statement regarding the incidents. However, there are currently no reports of injuries from the altercations.
Fans expressed disappointment over the abrupt end to the show, emphasizing the need for a safer concert environment. Many also praised GloRilla for prioritizing safety over entertainment.
This is not the first time the rapper’s shows have encountered crowd-related issues. Last year, a tragic stampede at her concert in Rochester, New York, resulted in multiple casualties, raising concerns over security measures at her events.
