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Music artist GloRilla made splash at the 2024 ESPY Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday evening.
The 24-year-old rapper — who counts Rihanna as a fan — bared her washboard abs in a slinky, strapless black dress.
The Memphis, Tennessee native flashed her various tattoos in the look, which included the red outline of a snake along the middle of her midriff.
The netted number boasted a long skirt with a subtle train detail at the front.
She teamed the look with coordinating open-toe black heels.
Music artist GloRilla made splash at the 2024 ESPY Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday evening
The 24-year-old rapper bared her washboard abs in a slinky, strapless black dress
GloRilla, born Gloria Hallelujah Woods, wore a huge smile on her face as she happily walked the red carpet.
Her long, square-shaped nails were immaculately polished with a classic French manicure.
And she wore two stone belly-button rings at the top and bottom of her navel.
The star accessorized further with a silver-toned lariat necklace and diamond-covered bangles.
Her jet black hair was arranged in a deep, precise middle part and uniform waves that fell beyond her waist.
She also rocked stone hoop earrings that peeked out beneath her locks.
Woods looked beautiful in a full face of makeup that started with carefully shaped brows and was complete with a glossy, nude-colored lip stain.
At one point during her walk along the event's step-and-repeat, she posed alongside athlete and rapper Flau'jae Johnson, 20.
The Memphis, Tennessee native flashed her various tattoos in the look, which included the red outline of a snake along the middle of her midriff.
She teamed the look with coordinating open-toe black heels
GloRilla, born Gloria Hallelujah Woods, wore a huge smile on her face as she happily walked the red carpe
The rap artist posed alongside basketball star Flau'jae Johnson
ESPY is an acronym for Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly.
It's an annual awards show that was created by sports network ESPN in 1993.
The event celebrates individual and team achievements, as well as other sports-related feats from the previous year.
Tennis phenom Serena Williams made history on Thursday as the first African American woman to host the event.
