FLO stuns at the British Vogue & GQ Fashion & Film Party—X users troll ‘Who are they??’

FLO is serving looks, and the internet is serving confusion. The rising R&B girl group appeared at the British Vogue & GQ Fashion & Film Party, and let’s just say heads turned, cameras flashed, and Twitter (or X, if we must) had a meltdown.

Dressed to the nines, FLO arrived looking like they had just stepped out of an editorial shoot. The trio oozed confidence, glamour, and the kind of effortless style that makes you want to reevaluate your entire wardrobe. But while fashion lovers were eating it up, a certain section of the internet had just one burning question: “Who are they??”

FLO goes viral for all the wrong (and right) reasons

The moment their red carpet photos dropped, X users had some thoughts. A post celebrating FLO’s appearance was met with a flood of reactions ranging from admiration to pure internet trolling.

You had the usual suspects - the ones who get triggered whenever someone under 50 is called “iconic.” “Y’all trying to make them happen real bad,” one user posted, complete with a barrage of laughing emojis.

Another simply wrote, “Unbelievable post,” which could mean literally anything in the wild west that is X.

Then there were the casual haters, flexing their cultural cluelessness with pride.

“Like this tweet if you can’t name one song from these girls,”

one person posted, which (surprise!) actually got quite a few likes. Because, of course, nothing fuels internet engagement like pretending not to know things.

But amidst the trolling, some users genuinely loved FLO’s presence at the event. One person tweeted,

“I want to take photos like these,”

because let’s be honest, their entire aesthetic was chef’s kiss. Even people who weren’t sure who FLO was had to admit they looked absolutely stunning.

FLO’s unexpected viral moment is a textbook case of modern stan culture clashing with casual internet skepticism. On one hand, you have the fans, people who have been following their journey, streaming their music, and celebrating their well-deserved glow-up.

It’s a familiar cycle. Someone new gets attention, and instead of Googling (which takes all three seconds), people take to X to publicly declare their ignorance. And, of course, that ignorance gets traction. It’s how the internet works - cluelessness is content.

But here’s the thing: FLO has been making moves. They’ve been hailed as one of the most exciting R&B groups of the moment, gaining recognition for their nostalgic yet fresh sound.

At the end of the day, FLO’s appearance at the British Vogue & GQ Fashion & Film Party did exactly what it was supposed to do - it got people talking. Whether it was admiration, curiosity, or playful trolling, the group managed to make waves, and in this industry, that’s what matters.

As for the “Who are they?” crowd well, they’ll find out soon enough. And when FLO is headlining festivals and topping charts, we’ll be right here, pulling up the receipts.

Until then, let’s just appreciate the fact that they turned up, turned heads, and turned Twitter into their personal debate club for the night. That’s a win in itself.