Remember Tessica Brown, the mother who used Gorilla Glue on her hair when her gel ran out? She turned her hair tragedy into rap music.

The 41-year-old lady released a song called "Ma Hair" that chronicled her journey after using the wrong product.

Tessica wrote the lyrics herself, and even rapped Dr. Michael Obeng, a doctor who helped remove industrial-strength chemicals.

Since her TikTok video became popular in February, Tessica has been called the "Gorilla Glue Girl". She took advantage of her popularity on the Internet through a series of commodities and influential endorsement deals.

If people are looking for some of TikTok's glory, Tessica will invite fans to copy her "Ma Hair" choreography and tag her in their posts.

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