Rapper Glo Floccin explains why he stopped using the N-word in his music

Rapper Glo Floccin (@glofloccin) says the N-word is no longer part of his music. He explained why in an interview clip Juice Unlocked posted Nov. 9, 2025, tagged in Santa Ana.

The topic came up when the interviewer said another rapper uses the word a lot in his music and that he had noticed Glo Floccin did too. "No, actually, I stopped using it," Glo Floccin answered.

He said listeners will still hear it sometimes on his earlier tracks, but not on his newer ones. Asked whether anything with the word on it is probably a year old or a little older, he agreed: "When I'm saying that word, yeah, it's old."

Why he stopped

His answer was about standing out. "Because I feel like everyone was using it," he said. "And I was like, I just got to be different, you know."

The interviewer pressed him: so it had nothing to do with the word itself being derogatory, just that everyone else was doing it? Glo Floccin said dropping it was simply better for him. "If I stopped saying that, I was only going to benefit," he said, adding, "That's not my word."

“No, actually, I stopped using it.”

The debate

Juice Unlocked turned the clip into a question for its followers, asking in the caption whether more Latino rappers should follow suit. The post drew 330 likes and 30 comments.

“Because I feel like everyone was using it. And I was like, I just got to be different, you know.”

“If I stopped saying that, I was only going to benefit.”

“That's not my word.”