GloRilla Wants Lawsuit Over “No BBL” Catchphrase Dismissed

Again in June, GloRilla was hit with a lawsuit by influencer Natalie Henderson, who goes by @slimdabodylast on social media. Within the lawsuit, Henderson factors out the femcee’s use of the phrase “pure, no BBL” in her Superb monitor “By no means Discover.” In line with Henderson, she allegedly popularized the phrase first.

“There are unmistakable similarities between the 2 works,” her authorized workforce alleges. “Based mostly upon a side-by-side comparability of the 2 songs, a layperson might hear similarities within the lyrics, association, melody, core expression, content material, and different compositional components in each songs and conclude that songs are primarily similar.”

Now, nonetheless, Glo’s attorneys are firing again. In a movement filed yesterday (September 8), they requested a decide to dismiss the case, arguing that the phrase is “not authentic and thus not copyrightable.”

“The phrase ‘pure[e], no BBL’ —referring to an individual with a pure physique who has not undergone the ‘Brazilian Butt Raise’ beauty process—is simply too widespread, on a regular basis, trite, and cliched to be protectable by copyright,” the movement reads, per Billboard. “Anybody who listens to the 2 songs ought to simply attain the conclusion that these songs are usually not considerably related.”

GloRilla’s workforce additionally cited varied different songs that include related phrases, together with one by Actual Boston Richey.

Authorized points aren’t all that Glo is coping with as of late, as final week, audio of Younger Thug dissing her in a jail telephone name leaked on-line. Through the name, he claimed that he discovered her unattractive and insisted he would by no means pursue her.

She addressed the ordeal in a shady tweet, writing, “Thoughts you dis da similar n***a blowing my telephone as much as ask what shade my eyes is lmaooo.” Younger Thug later issued an apology on X and took again the impolite remarks.