Key Takeaways:

• GloRilla’s “MARCH” video channels HBCU marching band traditions and Southern efficiency tradition.
• “Special” gives a extra introspective take a look at GloRilla’s private development and relationships.
• The releases observe her three Grammy nominations, which indicators a pivotal second in her rise.

On Friday (Dec. 5), GloRilla launched a brand new track titled “MARCH.” The HBCU-inspired effort arrived a day after one other providing, the assured and equally hard-hitting “Special.”

Produced by Go Grizzly and B100, “MARCH” incorporates instrumentation related to faculty marching band traditions. Its accompanying music video, directed by Troy Roscoe, featured a large-scale efficiency structured as a aggressive showcase, full with uniformed musicians and choreography presumably impressed by the movie Drumline.

Ahead of “MARCH,” GloRilla appeared at The Bayou Classic, an annual soccer occasion that includes Grambling State University and Southern University. During the halftime present, she carried out with Grambling State’s marching band.

“Why you callin’ my phone lookin’ for your n**ga? H**, I ain’t his secretary,” Glo raps within the new providing. “You h**s get hurt, I get money, tеll that s**t to Jerry / B**ch talmbout she don’t f**k with Glo, h**, do what’s after Fеbruary!”

Meanwhile, “Special” introduced a private narrative centered on verbal affirmation and self-definition. The track included strains directed towards her important different: “He say he in love with me / He can’t get enough of me / ay he wake up every day / With a brand-new crush on me.”

Notably, the Memphis expertise and NBA star Brandon Ingram laborious launched as a pair again in September. “I’m not gonna speak too much about our relationship because I kind of like our privacy,” she expressed in a Complex interview. “We don’t really be too much in the public.”

The double launch arrives after GloRilla was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards, together with Best Rap Album for GLORIOUS. She additionally scored two probabilities to attain a Best Rap Song trophy due to “TGIF” and Tyler, The Creator’s “Sticky.”

GLORIOUS made landfall in October 2024 with high-profile contributions from Latto, Sexyy Red, Muni Long, Kirk Franklin, Megan Thee Stallion, BossMan Dlow, T-Pain and Fridayy. The mission peaked inside the Top 5 of the Billboard 200 and scored a gold certification.