Girl That Got Glue Stuck in Her Hair, The (2025)

[bunniefuu]

- I've washed my hair 15 (claps) times

and it don't move.

Stiff where?

Woo, (claps) my hair.

So I'm gonna tell y'all like this.

If you ever, ever run

out of Got2b glue spray,

don't ever ever use this.

- [Reporter] The Gorilla

Glue girl, she decided to use it

to replace her usual hairspray.

- Gorilla Glue.

Yeah, that's right.

- Gorilla Glue daughter

underwent four hour surgery.

- And when you say Gorilla

Glue girl, everybody knows that,

every caption says that.

- Gorilla Glue Girl.

- You ran outta hair product

and you used Gorilla Glue instead.

(audience laughing)

- [Announcer] Ran out

of her usual hairspray

and decided to use

Gorilla Glue spray adhesive,

which caused their hair

to become stuck in place.

(gentle music)

- Hey, my name is Tessica Brown,

but a lot of people know

me as Gorilla Glue Girl.

- All right, it's an honor

to have you here today.

- Thank you.

- Okay, so what made you wanna come forward

and tell the full story now?

- Like when it first happened,

you know I got a lot of backlash.

People was calling me a

clout chaser, attention seeking.

It was just a lot, a lot of backlash.

People had no idea what I was going through

behind the scenes and

what really led up to that point.

But I feel like now I'm

mentally ready to tell my story.

- Okay, so take us back to the beginning.

- You know what I'm saying?

'Cause I'm a real one, I do

real sh*t, I like real b*tches

that like to do real things

because I'm a real a*s n*gga for real.

- Nope.

- This ain't even,

this ain't even for y'all.

This for me. (sirens blaring)

I call myself.

- [Caller] See that table

right there on front of you?

- Alright.

- [Caller] Yeah, walk

over there, walk over there.

The file alarm. (mischievous music)

- Yo, what?

- Right, just sit down

right there in the table,

right there at the table.

Hold it, right there, right there.

Go ahead sit down right there.

Throw one hand up in the air.

All the way up in the

air, girl, I gotta see.

You follow?

(indistinct)

- What you follow?

- [Caller] sh*t, sh*t.

(indistinct)

(mischievous music continues)

- What's up, baby?

- Oh, sh*t.

- How you doing?

Damn, you fine.

- Thank you.

- Nice and big.

You like our date?

Nature and sh*t.

You gorgeous.

Where you been at?

Where you from?

- [Friend] Yo, you ordered chicken wings?

- Hold on for one second.

I said I'll be back.

(indistinct)

You comfortable?

- Yes.

- Okay.

You hungry?

- No.

- Okay, me neither.

I ain't got no food nowhere.

- Listen.

- What's up babe?

- I thought we was going like on a date.

Like I coulda wore flats.

Like...

- Oh, you need flats?

Girl, don't worry about that.

- Brenda?

- [Brenda] Yeah.

- Brenda, gimme the,

you still out them flats?

- [Brenda] Yeah.

- [Date] Brenda?

- [Brenda] I'm lighting a cigarette.

- That'll work, that'll work.

Here you go babe, right here.

That ain't Michael cool.

- Something funny, right?

I remember one time I got-

- Going out purchasing this album,

but before we get into this sh*t,

I like to take a moment of silence.

- You want me to do what?

- I want you to be in my video.

- Dude, I thought we was

going to like a restaurant

like a date, date.

- Yeah.

- This is a date.

(upbeat music)

A what?

Action.

Past, present and future still a hater

I'm about to roll, let me

know as you try and go

Try and go

The road to riches is

filled up with potholes

- Had a question.

So this is what happened-

- Hey, bro, listen man,

I'm gonna call you back.

I'm on a date man.

Alright, thanks man.

Hey, appreciate everything you do bro.

I can't get away from that guy sometimes,

but Jessica, I man, how things going?

Like how you like this thing we doing?

- Listen, now I feel like this is cute.

- Yeah, I'm going to definitely

think this would work me

'cause I'm liking everything

about you, everything.

Yes ma'am.

- Yeah.

- What's wrong?

- Nothing.

- Oh, the Powerade thing.

Listen, I got an endorsement.

I used to play professional ball,

so I keep Powerade all the time.

Don't worry about it.

It's a good thing.

You feel me?

And when I was playing professional ball,

got all type of things in.

Yeah, offshore accounts.

I did ran into a lot of money.

Brought my ex-wife a house.

She blew it all.

- How?

- Caught her cheating

with her. (speaks faintly)

- Oh no.

- Yeah.

- You got to watch 'em.

You got watch 'em.

- And it was right under my nose.

- [Jessica] No.

- Bad deal, bad deal.

- [Jessica] Oh no.

- Hold, hold, hold up.

I know you ain't out here on a date.

You out here dating some girl.

Don't you listen to nothing this man say.

I'm trying to help you out.

I'm just gonna let you know.

This n*gga lie.

If he told you about offshore

accounts, does not exist.

- Bull sh*t.

- He drives a Taurus and it

does not have sports mode.

- It do have sport mode.

- No, it don't.

And this Powerade, he

drinks that when he lies.

And guess what he gonna do later on?

Kissing the bottle.

Yeah, that part.

Don't you dare listen

to nothing this man says.

He is a liar.

And if he on the phone, no one's there.

Yeah, that part, that part.

- No, no, no.

- Who you be talking to?

Who on the phone?

- No, no, lemme tell you.

- Who on the phone, Legion?

Yeah, yeah.

- You know what?

You need to get your sh*t.

- Yeah, you need to get your sh*t.

- You still mad because I left your a*s.

- Girl, I'm telling you.

Leave it alone.

It's not worth it.

I went through hell with this man.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

yeah, yeah, yeah., I'm back at it.

Back at it.

(dramatic music)

- Wait, is this who I think it is?

I think this.

- [Preacher] Yeah.

- So you really a preacher now?

- Yeah, I'm really a preacher.

Like let God into my life

and everything changed.

Everything changed for the better for me.

- Because you and I both know

you used to be in the streets.

I'm talking the street streets.

- Yeah.

You hear what you just said though?

Used to.

- You're right.

I changed a lot too.

You know when you left I had the one boy

and I was pregnant with the other one.

Now I had three girls

and I also been having my

daycare for like 10 years now.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- [Damon] Business woman.

- Oh yeah, you see me?

- I can see you change a lot,

but obviously some things are the same.

- [Jessica] (chuckles) Well, stop.

- You look real good.

- Look, before I get too excited.

You married?

- Am I married?

- (indistinct) Yeah.

- You think I would take you out in there

and bring you all here if I was married?

- I don't know.

People is crazy.

- Yeah, you right. (chuckles)

- Good.

- Technically I'm a widow.

Yeah.

So my wife passed, left me with our kids

and I just stay focused

on taking care of them,

work and my ministry.

That's it.

- Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

- I'm proud of you though.

For real.

- [Jessica] Really?

- Yeah, I am proud of you

- And I miss you too.

- [Damon] Yeah, I got a team queen, right?

- So what you looking for, a first lady?

- Wouldn't say I was

necessarily looking for one,

but you know, something

feels kind of right with you.

- Oh yeah?

- You know, I'm a preacher

but I still got some thug

in me, right?

- All right, now if you

keep talking like this,

I'm gonna have a little thug in me.

(both chuckle)

- That's cute, I like that.

- Okay, so basically he came off

as the perfect dream guy, right?

- He did, he did. (dramatic music)

Long time ago he was a, you know, gangster.

But when I linked up with

him, he was a minister.

And I'm like, I don't really

know, I mean this might work,

'cause I mean, he's the

sweetest guy in the world.

He just be angry sometime.

But you know, him being a minister,

I just felt like it was gonna be,

it was gonna be so much better.

(upbeat music)

- Yes, she all summer.

- All summer, all summer.

- Hey, girl.

- Hey, girl.

I'm glad you made it out.

- Girl, I had to get out that house.

What y'all doing?

- Girl, we're having a hot girl summer.

- Baby, I know that's right.

- Ooh.

- So y'all gonna make me do the bag wrong?

- What's wrong?

What is this?

What's up with this poodle skirt

from the '70s you got on?

What is this?

- Oh, you talking about me?

What's wrong with this?

- Girl. (laughs)

- Well, you know she

is a preacher's wife now.

- Oh yeah, girl, I be

forgetting about that honey.

I'm surprised you up in here with us.

You should be at Bible study or something.

So everything's haha kiki,

funny, funny, whatever.

(friend laughs)

- And you sipping on, what are you sipping?

Coke?

- Yeah. This is a Coke.

- Girl, yeah, let me help you.

What you want?

You want some Hennessy?

I got, okay.

You know my girl.

You stay in my bag.

- You know what?

God bless you.

Bri, it's on you.

- I was just playing girl.

- [Jessica] Bye-bye.

- Girl, bye.

- Good job, stupid.

- What?

She know we was playing.

She need to take a shot.

- I'll take one.

- Okay.

Say cheers.

- Cheers.

- I've got anybody in here who

know this one got you scared.

Come on, don't let sit over here

and act like you got it all together.

I need to know that.

- Hey, what's wrong?

- Everybody getting on my nerve.

- Doing what?

Talk to me. What's wrong?

- They making fun of my dress.

- Making fun of your dress?

(chuckles) But babe, what

is this that you got on?

- Well, I felt like, 'cause

I married to a minister,

this is how I should dress now.

- Well, yeah, you are

a minister's wife now.

But I don't care about

what them people say.

Listen, you dress how you want to dress,

wear as tight as clothes

as you want to wear.

So go ahead, take all this off

and put on what you comfortable in.

I want the world to see

how beautiful my baby is.

- You sure?

- Seriously.

Good.

- Make sure you put something on tighter.

I wanna see booty cheeks

when you come down. (chuckles)

- Well, you were trying to

keep everything cute and classy,

but he wanted you to play up

that video vixen style look even more.

- Right, the thing is, it

was like I changed myself.

I started wearing like dresses and stuff

and he was like, "Uh-uh,

wear what you want,

show some skin."

- All right, let us pray.

Dear Lord, thank you for

this food we're about to receive

and the nourishment in our bodies.

May you bless us, keep

us, be with us forever.

In Jesus name I pray, amen.

- Amen.

And God bless the cook.

- [Son] Yes. (speaks faintly)

(Jessica chuckles)

Amen.

- Amen.

- So how was your day today?

- It was good.

I learned about the civil

rights and Black History Month.

- Oh, okay.

- So I learned about,

well, black history as well.

- [Jessica] Yeah.

- I tell you what y'all need to learn

is that these women crazy out here.

No girlfriends, all that stuff.

All that stuff is just a whole bunch

of blipper, blaber, man.

They gonna break your

heart in and they don't listen.

- Oh, sh*t, there gonna

be some on this sweater.

- Jessica.

- What?

I'm gonna wipe it off.

- I think you need to net

that off your shirt now,

- I would like to welcome everybody today

in this glorious Sunday.

- [Congregation] Amen.

- Everybody can, if you

can open up your Bibles

to Deuteronomy 28:1.

Say amen when you got it.

- [Congregation] Amen.

- All right.

And Deuteronomy 28:1 states,

"If you faithfully obey the

voice of the Lord your God

being careful to do all His commandments,

that I command you today,

that the Lord your God will set you high

above all the nations of the earth.

Amen?

- [Congregation] Amen.

(congregation applauds)

- I'm not gonna hold you

guys long in here today,

and I'm gonna end with this,

that God searches your heart up and down.

And what He looks for is not

religion, but your obedience.

- [Congregation Member] Woo. (claps)

- 'Cause what you do when

the dark comes out in the light.

- [Congregation Member] Yes, sir.

- So be quick to listen,

slow to speak and always obey the Lord God.

Amen?

- [Congregation] Amen.

- Thank you, church.

(congregation applauds)

- That was a good service.

- Thank you, young Sister Miller.

Hey, stay in that Word.

Don't forget to read that Bible, all right?

- You are welcome.

When is Bible study?

- Tuesday, eight o'clock.

I have a complete thought there.

Stay in that Word, all right?

- [Sister Miller] Yes, sir.

- I about see you next week, all right?

- [Sister Miller] See you next week.

- Okay, now

- Pastor Damon, that was

the Word you preached today.

- Thank you, thank you so much.

- [Julie] You know, you

touched a lot of hearts.

- Did I?

- [Julie] Yes, you did.

- Thank you Sister

Julie, for your feedback.

You know it's always a divine blessing

to get the Word of God to

the weak and downtrodden.

- And you are blessing.

- Thank you sister.

Don't worry about that.

Don't trip on that, all right?

Okay?

Meet me in the car five minutes.

And listen, I'm going pull this up.

- Sister Jessica?

- Yes.

- What's the secret prayer?

- Prayer for what?

- I mean, Sierra told us her prayer

to get a good God fearing

rich man like Russell.

I wanna get me a God

fearing man like pastor.

- When I figure it out, I'll let you know.

(sirens blaring)

- It's longer than five minutes.

- Well, your little friend stopped me

and had to ask me something.

- My friend.

What?

What would she say?

- She asked me, what did I

pray for to get a man like you.

- What you say?

- When I found out, I let her know.

(suspenseful music)

And why would you pull my dress up?

You already got me out

here with splitting my dress.

- Watch your mouth when you talking to me.

Who you talking to like that?

- Man, stop man.

- Watch your mouth.

- [Congregation] Y'all take care, pastor.

- How y'all doing?

All right.

All right, sister.

All right now.

But watch your mouth

when you talking to me.

Man, what you wanna eat?

All right, whatever, man.

- Yeah, I just wanna got the kids

some clothes for church this weekend.

Right, yeah.

Well, you know I can't come that early.

They have children that start coming

before they can't even start.

Yeah.

- Who's on the phone?

- It's mom.

- Oh, hi, ma.

- She said hey.

Yeah, ma, I'm gonna call you back.

Yeah, I'm gonna call you.

Yeah, I love you too.

All right.

- What's up, boo?

- You want me.

- Yeah, you look good.

Hair all done.

Skin all shiny.

- Yeah, I know what that face is, pastor.

- What face?

- [Jessica] Oh, you know

what face I'm talking about?

- Yeah, pastors need love too, bro.

- Oh, I bet they do.

- Yeah, so, look, I got

something special planned for you.

- Oh yeah?

Like what?

- Like taking you out on a little date.

- What kind of date?

- Oh, something to show you off.

Show my appreciation too.

Something like this.

Friday night, calling your phone

Said he come over

I'm home in the dark

They ain't got to know that

I'm a freak when we alone

He love me

He's on it, he's on it, he's on it well

Suck on the cl*t, don't

stop, make me yell

You wanna see me

squirt, gotta buy me Chanel

This our little secret

I don't kiss and tell

What you gonna do if I put it on you

You know, no bra on

and the panty see through

c*m on this p*ssy,

just make sure I c*m too

He rocking my world every time he come

Oh, babe, you rock my world

You rock my world so good

You rock my world

Oh, babe, you rock my world

- You know, I'm looking forward

to our date tomorrow, right?

You rock my world

- What you wore?

- What you want me to wear?

- You what I'm wearing.

- No, what time?

- God damn, like you

asking a lot of questions.

Why, what's up? Why?

- Wait, you know I have the daycare.

I can't just leave whenever I want to.

Like what you want me to do?

- Damn. (suspenseful music)

What the f*ck?

Ask me one more question.

I dare you to ask me one more question.

Here it is I'm trying to take you out

and do something for you.

Just ungrateful.

sh*t.

You know what?

This the part where you tell me sorry.

Say it.

- [Jessica] I'm sorry.

- Yeah.

(chuckles) Sorry.

Damn right you sorry.

Get your sorry a*s up.

Clean the f*ck up.

You look a mess.

(somber music)

- [Journalist] He started

putting his hands on you?

- He did not, wouldn't have

never thought in a million years

that that would ever happen to me with him.

- [Journalist] So, nobody knew about this?

So did your friends,

family, anybody else know?

- Nobody knew.

Nobody know.

My kids lived in the house

with us, they didn't know.

When I was getting hit on,

I just laid there and took it every time.

I laid there and took it.

Never made a sound.

When I cried it's when I go in the shower,

that's when I let all my tears out.

They won't know until they see this movie.

- [Journalist] Oh wow.

- Good morning, Miss Jessica.

- Good morning, good morning.

How y'all doing today?

- Good.

All right then.

Besides Alina just saying,

oh, where's Ms. White, where's Ms. White?

- Hey, I'm here.

- She miss all her friends.

- Oh no, she probably missed me.

- Yeah, I think she does.

All right.

All right, Elena, go play.

You behave yourself.

Jessica... What's wrong?

- What's wrong with your face?

- Oh no, it's good, it's good.

Yesterday the kids was playing

and got a truck to the face, but I'm good,

I'm good. (chuckles)

- Okay.

Trust me, I get, I have plenty

of battle wounds right here.

Oh my gosh.

- I can imagine.

- Throwing things

here, hitting things here.

- I can imagine.

- You gotta take care of yourself.

- Oh, I will.

- So you need take care

of, we need you, okay?

- Oh, I will.

- Oh, thank you.

I'll see you later.

- All right, Mona.

All right, see you later.

- Bye, Ms. Jackson.

- All right then, see you.

Hello.

- You know what?

I thought about what

you said last night, babe.

I really did.

And I was, I was being inconsiderate.

I respect your hustle with

the daycare and everything

and everything that you got going on.

So, you know what?

How about that park that you like to go to?

Yeah.

All right, look, so I ain't gonna hold you.

I'm gonna give you time to get dressed

and I see you when I get there, all right?

Okay.

All right, bye, babe.

- All right, baby, love you.

Hmm. (suspenseful music)

- So one thing that's gonna

come up when this comes out,

people are gonna wanna

know why didn't you just leave,

or why didn't you tell someone

so they could help you leave?

- I didn't tell nobody because I knew

I wasn't ready to leave.

I knew I wasn't going nowhere.

And the thing is, if I tell somebody,

now if we go over there,

they looking at us crazy

or they talking about me when I walk off.

Yeah, I knew I wasn't leaving,

so I didn't wanna tell nobody.

And that's what brings me to the glue.

(ominous music)

(phone vibrates)

Hello?

- Jess, what's up baby?

- All right, could you stop

and get me some Got2b glue?

- I'm don't have time to

go stop and do all that.

Look, we got reservations.

You knew what time.

Hold up, hold up, hold up.

Stop, stop, stop.

- What you?

I need it.

- You knew what time we was going

that I was coming to pick you up, right?

You knew that.

- All right, all right.

- Listen, I'll be there in 20 minutes.

If you not ready when I get there,

it's gonna be a problem.

- All, all right.

(tense music)

f*ck.

(suspenseful music)

- Oh, Corinthians 14:40 says,

"Let all things be done

in decency in order,"

and you look good and put

together just like I like it.

- Hmm.

- Yeah, glad you put together,

so you're embarrass me like.

(smooth music)

(both chuckle)

- Now that was wild.

But why you gonna do that?

Why you do that?

- Right.

Listen, I really appreciate tonight.

- I'm glad you did.

I really appreciate you.

It's your night, boo. (patrons chattering)

- I'm just glad I didn't

embarrass you tonight. (chuckles)

- (chuckles) You got that.

You got that.

Look,

I know sometimes I say the most obnoxious,

over the top, sometimes

disrespectful things to you,

and I really wanna apologize to you.

And in moving forward

just gonna treat you right

like the woman you are.

You are my wife, I love you.

- I love you too.

But you know what?

I do like when your

mouth go crazy sometimes.

- Ooh,

okay.

- Especially when it's going crazy on me.

- You like that?

sh*t nasty.

(Jessica chuckles)

What?

Well, it looks like I know

where dessert will be coming from tonight.

Can I get an amen?

- Man, look, don't start

nothing you can't finish.

- I can't finish?

You talking to her

preacher right now, hold on.

- Oh, sh*t.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey.

- Oh, sorry.

- Hey, yes.

- Oh my God, thank you for today.

It's been a long time

since we laughed like that.

- Oh yeah, it felt so good,

felt so good.

- It did, it did.

- I'm glad we back home now.

So look, that was just part one.

Just get to part two.

- Oh wait, no, let me

go freshen off real quick.

- Okay, okay, okay, get the egg.

Well, don't keep me waiting

too long then, all right?

- I won't.

- Oh,

hey.

(gentle music)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

(door thuds) Jess?

(suspenseful music continues)

(door thuds) Jess?

- Huh?

- What's going on?

I'm downstairs waiting all night.

(door thuds)

(suspenseful music continues)

Jess?

- [Jessica] Huh?

- Come on, I'm downstairs

waiting all night.

What the f*ck is you doing in here?

- I'm coming.

I'm coming, I'm coming.

- This damn door.

- I'm coming.

- Open the damn door.

Open this damn door now.

Open the door.

(suspenseful music continues)

- All right, you took all along.

I don't even think I'm in

the mood no more with the.

God.

Oh sure. (chuckles)

This worth's the wait.

Oh.

- You gotta get with the honeybee oil.

You gotta be get with

the honeybee collection oil

because that's the only

thing right now I can tell you

that's gonna get you right.

Because you done put all

that cooked sh*t in your head

and I don't know what the f*ck going on.

And if that don't work, friend, listen,

you better get you some

f*cking vegetable oil.

Get you some vegetable oil.

That might solve.

- Hello.

Ma, I need you to come over here.

I got some glue in my

head and I can't get it out.

- I need to know what

the hell you were thinking.

- Ma, please.

- Oh my God.

Did you really put glue in your head?

- Ma, please.

Ma, please just come help me this.

- Come on. Let's just go to the kitchen.

I don't know, Jessica.

I'm all outta ideas.

Ma, come on.

Got to be something, ma.

We got to try something else.

- We have been at this all day.

I'm tired.

We can try it again tomorrow.

(door creaks)

- Hello, ladies.

- Hey, Damon.

- What's up, ma?

- How are you?

- Good.

- I'm good, thank you.

- You all right?

- Good.

- What you ladies been up to today?

- Oh, I just trying to get this out-

- Yeah, come on, ma.

Let me help you with your bag.

- I got it, I got it, I got it.

- All right.

I see you tomorrow, mom, be safe.

- Thank you, Damon.

- I got you, ma.

I'll take care of this bag.

- [Mom] You can gonna

call tomorrow, Jessica,

if you need me.

- All right, mom.

Be safe.

- [Mom] All right.

Thank you.

- Yeah.

(suspenseful music)

Didn't I tell you, don't bring people

in my m*therf*cking home.

- Man, that's my mom.

- Your mom?

Your mom?

I don't give a f*ck who it is.

Look at you, you look a mess.

This house look a mess.

You always try to embarrass me.

You know what?

I'll teach you for embarrassing me.

I'm gonna teach you.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Get your a*s up.

Get your a*s up.

Get your a*s up, huh?

(suspenseful music)

I tell you.

Get over here.

Get over here.

Get over here.

Get over here.

Just lay your a*s back.

Just lay your a*s.

Don't you f*cking walk.

Don't you f*cking walk.

Don't you f*cking.

Boom, boom.

(Damon groaning)

(suspenseful music continues)

- What's good, honey

boo, it's your boy Twerk.

And I'm here for a good

time and not a long time.

So when you in a sticky

situation, whether it's glue, gum,

or c*m, I got the perfect solution for you.

Bam, alcohol.

Baby, just apply that alcohol

only any way you need to baby,

and it'll get you outta this stuff

in this sticky situation baby.

Ha, get you some alcohol.

- Hey, y'all, for those

of y'all that know me

know my hair has been like

this for about a month now.

It's not by choice.

No, it's not by choice.

When I do my hair, I like

to, you know, finish it off

with the little Got2b glue spray,

you know, just to keep it in place.

Well, I didn't have more Got2b Spray

so I used this, Gorilla Glue Spray.

Bad, bad, bad idea.

Y'all, my hair, it don't move.

You hear what I'm telling you?

It (claps) don't move.

I've washed my hair 15

(claps) times and it don't move.

Stiff wear, woo, my hair.

So I'm gonna tell y'all like this.

If you ever, ever run

out a Got2b glue spray,

don't ever ever use this

unless your want your

hair to be like that forever.

- When you first posted the video,

your only intention was to receive help.

- Right.

Okay, that's it.

That's it. (somber music)

When I got up the next morning,

my baby was like, "Oh,

ma, the video went viral."

Did anybody tell me how to get this off?

That's all I was worried about.

- Hmm, so how long after posting the video

did you realize that this was much bigger

than what you thought it was gonna be?

- The next morning.

- [Journalist] Oh man.

- The next morning.

The next morning my baby told me ma

it's over a million views.

I really wasn't worried about the views,

I wasn't worried about the,

I mean the comments, I

was, you know, I'm trying

to see somebody got to know

something because my mama try it

and I called my mama Dr. Quinn.

And if she didn't know,

I had to ask somebody,

and social media is my next best thing.

And I just felt like maybe

somebody out there,

I'm not gonna say they

Gorilla Glued their head,

but maybe somebody else put some type

of glue in the head or something.

- [Journalist] Right.

- And they can help me.

Watch, watch, look, look.

Y'all, look, look, you wipe

it off and nothing happens.

Like this is the life that

I'm living at this point.

Like this is the life that I

guess I'm gonna have to live.

Yeah.

Look, look, look, look.

- The only way to get the

Gorilla Glue outta your hair

is to take your a*s down

to the Indian reservation

in your state and have them

scalp your cemented head a*s.

That's the only way it's coming out.

Let the Indian scalp you

and you go on Amazon

and get your cheap little wig like I did.

- Why the hell is you still

using glue in the first place?

Step your game up Shorty.

Get it sewn in and

get it (claps) infused in.

Find something different than the glue

because you stuck in the

'70s, the '90s or something.

Because this is 2025.

Get it together.

Stick your head in the toilet bowl.

Do yourself a favor.

- So this woman went

viral (audience applauding)

because she put Gorilla Glue on her hair.

- You wanna know how to get

Gorilla Glue outta your head?

The first thing I'm

gonna need for you to do

is go to your nearest mirror, okay?

Look at yourself in the mirror

and draw a red dot on your nose

because you're an effing clown

for doing that sh*t to begin with.

Now do I actually know how

to get Gorilla Glue outta your head?

Of course not.

Nobody does, okay?

Because nobody would do no sh*t like that.

I hope you figure it out though.

- All you need is one ingredient.

Guess what that is?

Elbow grease.

That's right.

Just use a little bit of elbow grease

and grab those hairs

and pull 'em right on out.

And don't worry, they'll

all grow back eventually.

- Up and it stuck my a*s, okay?

I hear ya, Cardi.

But Tessica Brown proves

up isn't the only place

things can get stuck because she was trying

to lay her hair down.

- Hold on. Lemme see that bottle.

Got2b glue for hair.

For hair, for hair.

Can you double check?

What does this say?

This say for hair?

- The people at Gorilla

Glue are more than happy

with the publicity because,

and I could see them

off the backs of this know nothing girl.

You know what I'm saying?

Their score, their thing,

their trust in society

is gonna go up even higher.

Like it's not, nothing on

here says glue your hair

and then we all look

bad because she did that.

(doorbell dings)

(suspenseful music)

- Okay, come on. (sirens blaring)

- Hey, girl.

- Hey.

- Okay, I got some teeth

tree oils, some glue remover,

some paint thinner, some paint thinner

and some baking grease.

- This baking grease.

- You said you'll try anything?

- Jessica?

My gosh, Jessica, oh baby.

Ooh, baby's famous.

Gosh, my baby is famous.

- What?

So that's what they're talking about?

- Yeah, baby, you a superstar.

My baby gonna be ham on these.

- [Jessica] I thought you was gonna be mad.

- Oh, mad for what?

Listen, I can't be mad at

you about smack for what?

Baby, you about to be the next superstar.

You just went viral.

- Man, you doing all that?

I just need to sort out

my hair like for real.

Like for real.

- Look, y'all gonna do what y'all wanna do.

Look, we gonna be. (speaks faintly)

Look, I'm gonna have you

come down to the church.

I'm gonna get you some bookings.

Get you booked at a couple

of clubs and stuff, baby.

We gonna get this money with this.

I knew you was worth something.

Lemme call my people

to get the stuff going.

Lemme call my people, so I can get.

Like I'm busy I'm moving my city

Don't care what you going

- Man, look, Bri, I don't

think this is gonna work.

I don't think this is gonna work.

- Well, let's give it like 15 more minutes.

If that doesn't work then

we'll try something else.

- Listen, I think we

should try something else.

This sh*t is crazy.

- Calm down, calm down.

At least let me help you.

- Man, you gotta help me faster.

- You wanna try the bacon grease?

- Wasting my time, baking grease.

Man, what is this on my head?

What is that?

- Glue Be Gone.

- So what happened again?

- I put Gorilla Glue in my hair.

TikTok told us to use Glue Be Gone.

- And how long has it been in there?

- For like 30 days.

- 30 days?

- Yes ma'am.

- It's gonna take a while.

- How long?

Ma'am, listen, this burning bad.

- It's Gorilla Glue.

This is probably going to take a while.

- So when you went to the hospital,

did anybody help you at all?

Were you able to get any kind of help?

- Well, when I went yo the hospital,

they told me, first she was shocked.

She said she just seen

us last night and she went

and got some acetone

and a whole bunch of swabs

and she was doing it,

but it was like I was

gonna have a heart attack.

That's how, but it was burning.

- Oh wow.

- It was burning.

And then another doctor came in

and they told me it was

gonna be like 24 hours

before they can have it all outta my head.

- 24 hours?

- So I was gonna either sit there

and get it off and have a heart attack.

Oh yeah.

But I asked them, can I just get the stuff

and bring it home and my

mom and my sister can help me.

And they gave me everything

and they let me went home.

- Okay, so at what point were you able

to finally receive some sort of help?

- The manager called me

and said I found somebody

to get the glue out.

That person thought she was joking

and she was like, no, he

put together some chemicals

at his house and he was

able to get it off of human hair.

And I asked him like, how

much is this gonna cost?

She said no, no, he's

doing it all for free.

Oh, all the way out in California.

(phone rings)

Hello?

- Jessica.

Hi, yes.

Great news.

We have found a doctor

out of California who is willing

and able to get the glue out of your hair.

- Thank God.

Thank you so much.

So what I do now?

- We're still finalizing the details,

but I wanted to let you

know as soon as possible

and we will certainly be in touch, okay?

- Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

- [Nurse Reena] You're welcome.

- All right, thank you.

- [Nurse Reena] All right, bye-bye

- What you smiling so hard in here?

- This lady just called me

and they say the doctor in California

gonna take the stuff off my head.

- California?

- Yeah.

- Oh my God, (chuckles) California.

- You not mad?

- I ain't mad at all on Hollywood.

- Come on now.

- When you get out

there, tell Wendy Williams

I said what's up.

- No.

- What?

(sirens blaring)

- Okay, now that TMZ is

in here, you need to know

they're gonna be recording

this entire process.

- Can you tell the peoples

why you put the glue in your hair?

- It's only that's necessary?

- Unfortunately, because

it is being done for free.

I'd say it is necessary.

- What made you do it?

Can you let the people know

why did you put the glue in your hair?

- Hey, hello, everybody.

How's it going?

How's it going, Jessica?

- [Jessica] Okay.

- You feeling all right?

- [Jessica] Not really.

- Not really?

Well, don't worry about it.

We're gonna get you fixed up.

I'm Dr. Oshay, I'm your anesthesiologist.

We're gonna put you under,

you're not gonna feel a thing.

And when you wake up,

everything's gonna be cool.

We're gonna get the

crawling all sorted out, right?

You're not gonna be looking like me.

You are gonna be looking much better.

All right, we're gonna get you back

in fighting form, okay?

- [Jessica] All right, thank you so much.

- Do you have any questions?

- No, that's all.

- Okay.

- Thank you.

- I'll take you.

I'll see you, I guess I'll see

you in a recovery room, okay?

- [Jessica] Okay, thank you.

- Okay,

you have a good surgery, all right?

- [Jessica] All right, thank you.

- Okay, bye now.

- Bye.

- Thank you, Doctor.

- If it's too uncomfortable, let me know.

We can get you more pain medicine, okay?

This is going, this is cold.

Okay.

Make sure she doesn't have

any open wound or anything else.

- Like you put some dye or something?

It super black for some reason.

- Yeah.

- It's a liquid in there.

- Sorry.

- Conditioning here.

- Oh, that see, very weird.

Oh, they gone my baby.

- Can you describe that feeling to me?

What was it like not

being able to feel your scalp

for 30 days and have

something attached to your head?

- Listen, it wasn't even

about the whole scalp thing.

It was just like in the

inside it felt like ants

was crawling in my head.

The point itself just kept getting

tighter and tighter and tighter.

It was bad.

It was really, really bad.

- [Interviewer] How are you feeling?

How's your scalp?

How's your hair?

- No, I'm gonna say it

just tingles a little bit,

but it's getting better every day.

- [Interviewer] That's good, that's good.

- Yeah.

- [Interviewer] You know, I mean,

a lot of people were moved by it,

'cause I know you, I gotta know, you know,

you got a Valentine's Day date coming?

- Yeah, yeah.

- [Interviewer] What's the actual plan?

What's the move?

What are you gonna do?

- Well, my sister, she's been

planning this sipping paint.

- [Interviewer] Oh, I love that.

- Yeah, so we're gonna do the sipping paint

and the, you know, the whole steak dinner.

But I mean...

- [Interviewer] Amazing.

- Yeah, I think it's gonna be, we like,

before this all happened,

we was just planning

to have a, you know, good old time.

- [Interviewer] Right.

- So I mean, we going to stick with that.

(suspenseful music)

- What are still here for?

- You think I'm stupid, huh?

(suspenseful music)

- What?

What are you talking about?

- I just walk up in here.

Just gonna walk up in here

like ain't nothing happening, huh?

- What the?

What are you talking about?

(suspenseful music)

Like, sir, what are you talking about?

Just tell me why you mad?

- Just keep it.

(dramatic music)

Keep on embarassing me.

Keep on embarassing me like this.

You gonna act like you

ain't f*cking this doctor?

- [Jessica] Who?

Damn!

(tense music) (Jessica moaning)

- All right, I'm gonna run in the store

and grab some real quick.

You want something?

- I'm good.

- You don't want nothing out the store?

- Nah, I'm good.

- All right.

- Thank you.

Thank you.

Hi.

I think I knows you from somewhere.

- Know me from where?

- Are you Gorilla Girl's boyfriend?

- Yeah, I am right.

- You fine?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

- Can I have your number?

- Just follow my page.

Just send me a message.

- No, I want your number.

- Just DM me.

- You got like, yeah, you fine. (chuckles)

- Okay.

I appreciate you.

- Okay.

- [Damon] So you DM me, I

mean, you message me, right?

- I got you, I got you.

- [Damon] Okay, just send me message.

- You sure?

- [Damon] Yeah.

- You don't want my number?

- [Damon] Second thought, I

may have to get your number.

- Thank you.

- [Damon] Just be hear me,

so I'll be in touch with you.

- You fine.

- Yeah, you beautiful too.

- Thank you.

Nice meeting you, all right?

All right, beautiful.

Hey.

So stylish

Little biddy body, slow winding

Ooh girl, I like you

Ooh girl, I like you

- Hey, Jessica, stop for the picture.

- Yo.

That's crazy.

(chuckles) That's crazy.

- What's wrong with you?

- Yo, I just had a girl in there

just recognized me as

the Gorilla Glue's boyfriend.

(chuckles) It's crazy.

- Now you think you somebody?

- Think I'm somebody?

Why I got the be like that?

- You right, you right.

- Why is it all about you when

I can't get my followers up?

You know what I was thinking though?

I was thinking that, you

know, maybe we dress up alike,

you know, and do like

a little, a little dance,

like a little something

to show that we together

and I could post it and

help me get my followers up.

I mean, people know who

I am all here now, babe.

- I'm not doing all that.

- Nope?

You know what, you acting real selfish.

It's always about you.

You always on that damn phone.

- You do know I have

a daycare center, right?

Man, I'm not doing all that.

Not doing all that.

- On, at what point, I

guess were you able to,

'cause you were still with

your husband at the time.

At what point was enough enough with him,

and were you tired of him

and done with putting up

with everything that he put you through?

- I was sick, I was pregnant,

and I was diagnosed with HG.

Don't ask me the words for it, don't know.

Okay, all right.

I was diagnosed with HG.

All I did was throw

up, spit all day, all day.

He told me to go, you know,

lay down for like five minutes.

I didn't know he was recording me.

And he pretty much held it over my head.

If you don't do this,

I'm posting this video.

If you don't do that,

buy me this, get me that,

get my followers up, I'm posting the video.

- Okay. (somber music)

- Jessica.

You okay, boo?

- Yes.

- What's wrong?

- This HG is getting the best of me.

- Oh goodness, baby.

Oh, baby.

Listen, listen, listen.

Look, look, look.

You got a lot going on.

You tired.

Why you just take a five minute nap?

You take a five minute nap,

I'll watch the kids downstairs.

Don't worry about nothing,

and I got you, all right?

- You sure?

- I'm sure.

Look baby, you carrying my baby there.

I want you to be okay.

Just get you on rest.

Come here, gimme a hug.

All right, come on.

Here you go, baby.

Here you go.

Here you go, get some rest.

Get you some sleep, okay?

All right, baby.

Get your rest, okay?

(ominous music)

Y'all see this?

This is what y'all leave y'all kids to.

This right here.

Hey, baby.

Hey, baby.

Hey, boo, your five minutes is up, baby.

How you feeling, baby?

Watch the baby, watch the baby.

With the baby, okay?

Here you go.

All you needed was a five minute nap.

Yeah, watch yourself.

- So sometimes I will refer out

and say, hey, I'll get a facelift.

Come back and see me.

(phone rings)

- Hello?

- Miss Jessica.

I'm watching a video of you.

- No, what video?

- Sleeping on the job.

Are the kids okay?

- Send it to me.

Send it to me.

- I'm sending it to you right now.

- [TV Actress] So if you need it, do it?

You know, do what makes you happy.

It's your body.

- [TV Actress] Yeah.

- [TV Actress] Not what anyone else thinks.

That's just how it goes,

you know? (speaks faintly)

So like if you wanna do it, do it.

- [TV Actor] I do it though.

(TV Actress speaks faintly)

- So you really posted that video?

Don't look at me stupid.

You really posted that video?

This girl just sent me this video.

You posted it.

- Man, what video you talking about?

I'm a grown a*s man.

Got no time to be playing like that.

- So you didn't post the

video that she just sent me?

- [Damon] Who, what?

- It don't even matter who.

You posted the video.

You know, I swear.

(indistinct)

At this point I'm done.

I ain't never in all of my days

met somebody as evil as you.

You get your sh*t the f*ck outta my house.

- Get the f*ck out your house?

- You heard what I say?

- Yeah, we done when I say we done.

- Oh, b*tch, we done now.

- b*tch?

What this mother f*ck talking

crazy outta the mouth today.

God damn, you talking about.

f*ck, hold up.

What the f*ck wrong with you?

Hold up.

We talking crazy in here

like you about that life.

You know you ain't about

that damn life up in here.

What the f*ck is wrong with you?

- What the f*ck?

What the f*ck?

- Over some m*therf*cking video.

- Hello, 911.

Yeah, I need somebody to

come immediately right now, now.

- You think this a game.

Think this a f*cking game.

(door thuds)

- b*tch.

I told him to get outta my house right up

right when I confronted

him about the video.

He ended up coming back that night.

I let it go.

I laid in the bed next to him.

He was sleeping and I

was up just watching him.

I got up outta my bed and went got a knife.

Yeah, I was gonna k*ll him.

Yeah.

I was gonna k*ll him but I

thought about my children

like nobody gonna take care of my children,

nobody take care of my children.

- Right.

- So if I k*ll this man,

you know I'm going to jail.

Nobody know what was going

on, so it won't be self-defense.

Yeah, I would, I know it was that.

I put the knife down and

I beat the piss outta him.

(intense music)

I believe him exactly

what he was giving me.

He wasn't, he was so shocked.

He didn't even try to do nothing.

The way I used to be

a coward in the corner.

That's why he was.

- [Journalist] It was a turn?

- Oh, they turned.

- You know I'm here to help you, right?

- Yeah.

- We need you to tell me

everything that happened.

This man is over there in

that room telling a bunch

of stories and it's not

looking too good for you.

- Listen man, I'm a pastor of a church.

I ain't got time to be

playing games with nobody.

No law, money is not my nature.

So can you please tell me why I'm here so-

- Well, I could show you.

I can do better than that.

Exhibit A.

She done put the marks on herself, did she?

- Man, you can't believe

nothing that girl say.

- I believe everything that girl said.

People don't just walk into

punches, so something happened.

Now black eye don't just

happen from looking in the mirror.

How did this woman end up like this?

- Sir, listen, this man been

putting his hands on me

for like a year at this point.

This boy was the causing

me having a miscarriage.

Once I had the miscarriage,

he posted it on social media.

This boy been, lemme...

- Did you say anything to

us about any of this stuff?

- [Jessica] I didn't say anything.

- A year.

- I didn't say anything

because he's a minister.

Look, and this is only the

ones that's in this phone.

Not the phones that he broke.

- Now swipe left.

Scratches on the neck.

Were you're choking her too?

It's okay for pastors to lay hands...

- You cannot.

Right.

You got a lot of jokes though.

But you can't believe

nothing that that girl say.

- I don't believe.

It ain't so much about

believing what she say, sir.

It's basically right here.

The proof is in the pudding.

Now, these are pictures.

She didn't hit herself.

She didn't fall down a flight of steps.

- What flavor of pudding you looking at,

'cause I ain't do

nothing but treat this girl

with love and care.

- Love and care?

- [Damon] That's it.

- I hate to see tenderness and kindness.

- Look, this, this is the top of my head.

- He did that to you? (dramatic music)

- He did this.

That's the inside of my head.

Go look at his fingernails.

He did this.

Jessica, why didn't

you say anything to him?

- Because he was a minister.

And I look, this is another day.

- [Detective] Oh my God.

- Right.

And again, this is just

the one that's in this phone.

Not the phone, not the one that he,

the phones that he broke.

- I'm trying to figure out why

am I being assaulted by you, sir?

- I assaulted?

No, assaulted is what you did to her, sir.

- I ain't done none of that.

- This is as*ault.

- This is bad.

- I ain't done none of that.

- This is AAA battery here.

- Maybe she...

- 9 volt.

- [Detective] This man

can go down for years.

- I don't care at this point, sir.

- This man... this man

I had a miscarriage.

Then look, he posted it.

This man posted this on social media.

- Matter of fact, I ain't even

supposed to be talking to you.

- [Detective] Oh.

- Until my Miranda rights is read.

- Miranda?

- Yeah.

- Oh, well, I don't want you around

Miranda, Mary or Marisol.

You have done so much-

- [Damon] You probably ain't even supposed

to be talking to me now before.

- I don't supposed to be talking to you.

Oh, without your?

All right.

- [Damon] Yeah.

- You know what?

Be that as it may, my

lunch break is up right now.

- [Damon] I appreciate it.

- I'll see you in a few.

- [Detective] Let me slow down.

- And then he was the cause

that I had the miscarriage.

- All right.

- You tell him that

you seen these pictures.

You tell him that you seen the messages,

that she had the messages backed up.

- [Detective] Do you have anything

else that you need to tell me?

- No, no, no, I don't.

- [Detective] We're

gonna put this guy away.

(somber music)

- [Journalist] Oh, how did he land in jail?

How did he end up in jail?

He car jacked, armed robbery.

Yeah, armed robbery five different people.

- [Journalist] (gasps) Five different?

- Five people.

- [Journalist] And he's a minister?

Hold on.

- Yes.

When they caught him, when they caught him

from all different, all the five people,

everything was still in the car.

- [Journalist] (sighs) My goodness.

So that was the last that you saw him?

- Yes.

- Well, okay.

Well, I'm glad you got out.

Justice was served.

What do you hope that people take away

from hearing your story?

- One, don't put Gorilla Glue in your hair.

- [Journalist] Okay, come on.

Step one, call it.

- But seriously, if you in

an a*usive relationship,

listen, look at yourself.

We don't deserve this.

We don't.

And I can't tell people, "Hey,

you got to leave, you got to leave",

because nobody couldn't

have told me I have to leave.

You got the one leave on your own.

Look in the mirror. Look at yourself.

We don't deserve it.

Uh-uh.

- That was a great service, man.

- [Jessica] Yeah, it was.

- I really enjoyed it.

It was powerful message about,

you know, speaking of Word

and change and all that stuff.

I'm gonna tell you the truth,

I really needed that for real.

So how long you been

going to this church though?

- This is my daddy church.

- [Brymen] Oh, okay.

- Yeah, I was late for my church,

so I just thought I'd come here.

- Hey, listen, fate must have brought

us together, you feel me?

Because I wasn't there.

I know I supposed to been

paying attention to the Word,

but I really was watching you though.

- Oh yeah?

- Yeah, I was, you know, I

think you cute or whatever,

so can I take you out one day,

you know, a cup of coffee or whatever?

(smooth music)

- Yeah, that's cool, okay.

- I'm, Brymen, what's your name?

- I'm Tessica.

- Very nice to meet you.

- You too.

Can you take me to

that place where lovers go

Can you show me

Can you show me

In time I hope we should hide

All I'm thinking about

Yeah, you got me

Yeah, you got me

If you let me in

Let the love begin

Maybe this is love at first sight

Yeah

I know you giving me

This love will never end

I want you for the rest of my life

Now we're here

And now baby we can fall in love

Woo-ooh

We are here now

Maybe we can fall in love

Woo-ooh

Can you chase the pain away

Kiss me everyday

Baby, hold me, hold me

A dream, is this just a dream

Please just leave

Don't wave me

Ooh, if you let me in

Let the love begin

Baby let your love shine

Yeah

Though you here with me

This love will never end

I'll love you for the rest of my life

Now we here

We're here now

Maybe we should fall in love

We are here

We're here now

We're here now

We're here now

Maybe we should fall in love

We're here now

Maybe we should fall in love

We are here