GloRilla Abruptly Ends St. Louis Tour Stop Early After Multiple Crowd Fights Mid-Show: 'It's Not WWE, Guys'

One of GloRilla's recent shows came to an abrupt stop due to crowd fights.

At the 25-year-old "Tomorrow" rapper's Glorious Tour stop at The Factory in St. Louis on March 24, multiple brawls broke out in the audience. She repeatedly attempted to calm fans down before ending the show early due to safety concerns.

According to a video from the show posted on social media, GloRilla began her performance before stopping mid-song to call out a fight. “Come on now. Y’all better than that,” she told the crowd.

“They still fighting. What the f---? Come on, St. Louis. Come on now," continued the star. "Y’all ain’t that mad. Ain’t nobody did nothing that bad for y’all to be out there fighting. Y’all supposed to be having a good time being glorious at the Glorious Tour.”

Later in the concert, per another clip, GloRilla paused yet again to address another altercation. “I think y’all came to the wrong show,” she said. “It’s not WWE, guys.”

Eventually, she ended the show altogether. In an interview with a local Fox station, one concertgoer said the performance was "real fun up until the fighting."

"The people that were up top in the seats, they had a lot more fun, were up there vibing with each other and having a good old time, and then we’re overlooking all the stuff on the bottom where it’s more rowdy," continued the attendee, who said he was seated in the front row of the balcony.

The fan also compared the experience to a WWE fight, noting that the brawls were "really fun" to watch, as "you'd see a little scramble" in the crowd as "people would start running to it."

GloRilla was "very involved" in trying to stop the fights, said the concertgoer. "And they didn’t listen, you know? And every time she’d have to interrupt, she’d turn the lights on, the song would stop and have to restart. They did it three times, which I thought was disrespectful," he added.

Reps for the rapper and the venue, as well as the Chesterfield Police Department, did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.

The Glorious Tour continues with its next show on March 26 at the Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee. She'll then make stops in cities including Minneapolis, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and more before wrapping the trek on June 13 at The Momentary in Bentonville, Ark.

GloRilla's Glorious album is out now.