GloRilla Shouts Out Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley Quoting "TGIF" While Speaking on Climate Change

GloRilla has given a shout-out to U.S. representative Ayanna Pressley after she quoted her song "TGIF" to help raise awareness about the ongoing threat of climate change.

As seen in the clip below, the Democratic lawmaker quoted "TGIF" during the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability hearing on Wednesday, July 10. Congresswoman Pressley delivered a speech about how rising temperatures, especially in cities, are impacting low-income communities. "You know the kids say, 'It's 7 p.m. Friday, 95 degrees,'" she said in a clear nod to the opening line of "TGIF." "Climate change isn't an abstract problem for people of a faraway future to solve. No one knows that better than our youth."

In a tweet, GloRilla shared some love for Pressley's speech. "Ayyyyeeeeee," she wrote alongside the clip.

Last week, GloRilla stopped by FOX 46 in North Carolina to offer a helping hand to the Friday weather report. "It’s 7 PM Friday, it’s 95 degrees," she said during her appearance, in which she joined meteorologist Nick Kosir, who rapped a more SFW version of GloRilla's track. "I ain’t got no sunburn ‘cus I got sunscreen on me," Kosir rapped. "I’ma show my forecast for the rest of the week/ How are we gonna cool off? In this kind of heat/ Turn on all the fans/ Turn on the A/C."

"TGIF" has performed well on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 28, but it's also gotten some big co-signs. Most notably, she got some love from Rihanna, who also asked her when she could expect to hear her full-length album.

In a recent interview with journalist Shirley Ju, the Memphis rapper said she was thrilled to see Rihanna and ASAP Rocky showing love. "I tweaked, I screamed," she said. "Soon as I saw it, I screamed so loud. I was like, 'Ahhhh RiRi!'"