Deitrick Haddon Disappointed By GloRilla’s BET Gospel Song Win

‘2025 Bet Awards’ still cause mixing days after the exhibition. Gospel singer Deitrick Haddon is now sharing his thoughts, taking social media to express his frustration Glorilla Won the ‘best gospel/inspirational’ prize. Haddon made the Internet exit with reactions when he claims that the gospel industry is “dying” and needs great shaking after BET’s recent ceremony.

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Deitrick Haddon sounds like a Glorilla Gospel Prize win

On Tuesday, June 10, Deitrick Haddon moved to Instagram on a message by getting a few things to get on his chest. He is tired of saying that the gospel music industry is desperately needs to renovate after a glorilla victory. She spilled in a passionate video “The gospel music industry needs renovation. Period. After last night’s exhibition, it is an indication that we only need the perfect reset. “

Haddon’s questions are with the Bobby Jones Awards award for artists who do not really represent the gospel music. Apparently, Glor had a perfect example. His winner of his song ‘Rain down is me’, is Kirk Franklin And technically the gospel track. However, Haddon suggested that one record of faith and God should not make you overcome the best gospel/inspirational.

“It’s hard to watch Bobby Jones’ gospel reward for someone who is not in mode”, “ He added. “No respect for the artist, but it is not the space in which he is.” The 52-year-old believes that the genre is too small to give prizes to outsiders who, in his view, are hugely damaged by industry growth.

Deitrick Haddon dives deeper into his questions in the gospel prize

Due to the caption he included, Haddon continued to unleash his deep love for the gospel music and frustration in its current state. He expressed that the genre had given him a purpose and “a reason to sing”. But at this point, he is tired of seeing the talented gospel artists who are marginalized from industrial policy and thus lack the same type of recognition.

“We cannot constantly respect the same people every year and expect the genre to grow,” he wrote. “I’ve heard behind the scenes of crying. People are tired. Culture is changing, but the system is stuck. Gospel music deserves better. The next generation deserves better. We all do.”

Social Media Weighs Detrick Haddon’s Thoughts

The rooms rusted in the comment section TSR’s messageFor some, it was not that Glor had a complete contract at the beginning of the class. Others defended the ‘Wann Be’ lyricist saying that Haddon needed to get over it. Take a look at some of the comments below …

@ace_fafb wrote, “I agree .. There was no reason that he should have won the Gospel Prize, so many young gospel singers would have been recognized”

@Ocficialyroyaltayyy wrote, “Nah… GLO won the gospel prize that night he was on the chess Ahh stage is to be explored ..”

@Aishabeezdaname wrote, “That song is good and it has Kirk Franklin. Get it! Siner also has a soul!”

@deja0121 wrote, “He’s not wrong, but the concern is to get rewards or respect God through the song? IJS”

@ms_ferrero_rocher wrote, “This responds when Caitlyn Jenner won the Woman of the Year award.”

@courtneynicoleHair_ expressed, “I like glo but he has the right! I was very upset that he won the gospel prize. But hey 🤷🏾‍🤷🏾‍va”

@Officialcburn wrote, “I hear him, but brother, Christ did not die from the Cross Prize program validation. If making the gospel music is to find all the motives in a worldly event”

@Only_i_can shared, “He’s 100% right. This doesn’t hate at all. He just pay attention to the obvious”

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