Rapper GloRilla Faces Lawsuit Over Viral ‘All Natural, No BBL’ Catchphrase

Rapper GloRilla is facing a federal copyright lawsuit filed by social media personality Natalie Henderson, who alleges that GloRilla stole her viral catchphrase "all natural, no BBL" and incorporated it into her 2024 song "Never Find" without permission or credit. Henderson's legal team claims that the similarities extend beyond the phrase itself to include lyrics, arrangement, melody, core expression, and other compositional elements, asserting that the two works are essentially identical. The lawsuit highlights a side-by-side comparison presented in court documents, and GloRilla has not publicly responded to the allegations. This dispute follows previous legal challenges for GloRilla, including a 2023 lawsuit over unlicensed samples and a 2024 suit involving another artist's beat. Additionally, GloRilla recently won the BET Award for Best Gospel/Inspirational Artist of 2025, a win that sparked debate about the state of the gospel music industry. Whether the use of the short phrase constitutes copyright infringement will ultimately be decided by a federal judge, as copyright law typically does not protect short phrases or slogans.