By Rose Miami 
HangupsMusic.com – A burgeoning dispute between rising Memphis rapper GloRilla’s elder sister, Scar Face, and fellow artist Gloss Up has ignited on social media, revealing a complex web of past grievances and present animosities. What began as simmering tension has erupted into a public exchange of accusations and challenges, drawing attention to the dynamics within the Memphis rap scene and the personal relationships of its prominent figures.
The most recent salvo in this unfolding drama was fired on Sunday, March 8th, when Gloss Up, speaking during an Instagram Live session hosted by rapper Scrappy, alluded to a recent arrest stemming from an altercation with Scar Face. Gloss Up did not shy away from expressing her disdain, making pointed remarks about Scar Face’s past comments and suggesting that the incident was a direct consequence of Scar Face’s continued provocations. "Fk that bich. That bich should have never said my fking name," Gloss Up declared, her voice laced with animosity. "I wasn’t even in that sht. That he kept saying my name. Now, bi*ch, eat it." This statement clearly indicated that Gloss Up felt unfairly targeted and was retaliating for perceived past slights.
Scar Face, a vocal figure who has gained public attention for her outspoken nature and her public calls for GloRilla to provide more financial support to their family, wasted no time in responding. The following day, she took to her own Instagram to address Gloss Up directly. Her response was equally aggressive, employing vivid language and personal insults. Scar Face, seemingly unimpressed by Gloss Up’s claims of innocence in the initial incident, retorted, "Now, Gloss, you already know your Sean Kingston-looking a*s, you should be the last bi*h coming for me on the planet Earth." She then escalated the confrontation by accusing Gloss Up of attempting to involve others in a physical confrontation. "You sent them hes to try to do some sht on 20 Vs. 1. Them hes swung and missed and ran, bi*ch."
Scar Face then issued a direct challenge, offering a significant sum for a physical confrontation. "Gloss, get in the ring," she urged, specifying a prize of "$10K" for Gloss Up to accept a boxing match. This public challenge added a physical dimension to the verbal sparring, transforming the online dispute into a potential real-world showdown.
In the immediate aftermath of Scar Face’s challenge, Gloss Up appeared to engage with the escalating conflict in a rather peculiar fashion. She reportedly shared, and then subsequently deleted, an Instagram post featuring a series of selfies. In these images, Gloss Up was seen wearing t-shirts emblazoned with images of GloRilla’s sister. This move could be interpreted as a form of mockery or a strategic attempt to taunt Scar Face by leveraging her familial connection to GloRilla. Additionally, Gloss Up also posted a video that appeared to show Scar Face involved in a physical altercation, further fueling the controversy.
The situation took another turn when Scar Face threatened to reveal sensitive information regarding the relationship between Gloss Up and GloRilla. She claimed to possess knowledge about why the two artists were no longer on speaking terms. Scar Face later elaborated on the origins of the friction in a video shared on Instagram, suggesting that Gloss Up’s alleged "messiness" was the root cause of a past dispute between GloRilla and fellow rapper JT. "Glo and JT beef started with Gloss being messy," Scar Face stated. "But they ain’t beefing no more because they cleared it up and that’s why GloRilla don’t f**k with her no more. Don’t let me go into detail." This statement hints at a deeper history of interpersonal drama within the circles of these artists, suggesting that Gloss Up may have played a disruptive role in other relationships.
Scar Face’s emergence into the public eye has been marked by her willingness to confront public figures. Earlier this year, she garnered significant attention for publicly criticizing GloRilla for what she perceived as a lack of financial support for their family. This initial outburst set the stage for her subsequent confrontations with other prominent figures in the music industry, including rapper Boosie BadAzz and Finesse2tymes, when they weighed in on her family matters. Her assertive stance and willingness to engage in public disputes have positioned her as a notable personality within the broader Memphis hip-hop landscape, even as she navigates complex family dynamics and public scrutiny.
The ongoing exchange between Scar Face and Gloss Up highlights the volatile nature of social media interactions within the entertainment industry. What might begin as a private disagreement can quickly escalate into a public spectacle, fueled by the desire for attention and the platform provided by online networks. The narrative suggests a history of animosity between the two artists, compounded by Scar Face’s public persona and her vocal critiques of those close to her sister. As this feud continues to unfold, fans and observers will be watching to see if further revelations emerge and whether the dispute will remain confined to social media or spill over into more tangible confrontations. The underlying themes of loyalty, past grievances, and the impact of public opinion are all at play in this increasingly intricate sisterly squabble.