GloRilla made waves on social media with a tweet that didn’t sit well with everyone. In a now-deleted post, she joked about her access to birth control following Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential victory.
The rapper’s tweet read, “I been got on birthday control anyway,” which was quickly picked up by The Neighborhood Talk before being removed. GloRilla had previously shown support for Kamala Harris during a Milwaukee rally, making her tweet even more surprising to some of her fans.
Reactions to her comment ranged from criticism to disbelief. One user expressed frustration, saying, “This why Kamala lost yall wanna keep making jokes instead of taking some sh*t serious for once smh.” Another remarked on how people seem to “love laughing at ignorance while dressing it up as a joke.”
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris conceded the election to Donald Trump at Howard University, acknowledging the unexpected outcome. She emphasized perseverance, saying, “The light of America’s promise will always burn bright as long as we never give up and as long as we keep fighting.”
Trump’s victory was confirmed early Wednesday after he gained a majority of the electoral votes, securing another term in the White House. Alongside the presidential success, Republicans also took control of the Senate, while the House remained undecided.
GloRilla’s tweet appears to have struck a chord amidst the political shifts, highlighting the varied public reactions to the election. The online discourse reveals a tension between humor and the seriousness of political outcomes.
GloRilla’s brief tweet and its aftermath underscore the complexities of public sentiment following significant political events. As the nation processes the election results, voices like hers, whether serious or jesting, contribute to the ongoing conversation about the country’s future.
