GloRilla
Memphis rapper who emerged from nowhere with FNF (Let's Go) and became one of the fastest-rising female voices in hip-hop, bringing authentic Memphis energy to a mainstream audience.
Pantheon Standing
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The Cultural Record
Discography
Memphis rapper who emerged from nowhere with FNF (Let's Go) and became one of the fastest-rising female voices in hip-hop, bringing authentic Memphis energy to a mainstream audience
Awards & Recognition
No Grammy data on record.
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Grammy nomination
CMG Records (Yo Gotti's label)
Rank History
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