GloRilla's sister calls rapper out for not financially supporting her parents and 10 siblings: 'My mama is still working at FedEx.'

There's no way she can support 12 adults and herself indefinitely.

There's a good reason why some people don't talk about money with friends or family. The second a leech has an inkling that you have money to spare, they will sniff that out and do everything they can to slurp it out of you. That's what leeches do! They're slurpers! If you have a job that your family doesn't understand, it's much easier to be evasive about money questions. But if you're a famous artist or athlete, it's much harder to deny that you have money to spare, and it's common for family members of famous people to feel entitled to that money.

6-time Grammy Award-nominated rapper GloRilla has been under fire the past 24 hours after a clip of her sister criticizing her went viral. In the video, her sister claimed that her sister has not adequately supported the family financially, noting that their mom still works at FedEx.

While a lot of famous people use their newfound wealth to “retire” their parents, it takes a lot more money to do that than you'd think. A lot of young artists are not making as much as you'd think they'd be making, and might not have the bandwidth to offer constant financial support to their family.

GloRilla has been public about her difficult childhood, growing up as the 8th of 10 siblings, sleeping on the floor and

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