GloRilla teases debut album: “I plan on going Number One”
nme.comGloRilla has spoken about her upcoming debut album, the female rap renaissance and more in a recent interview.This month marks 50 years of hip-hop.
Honouring the women who have shaped the genre over the years, the American news show Good Morning America spoke to the Memphis-born rapper.When asked about what it is like being a part of a huge cohort of successful women rapping, GloRilla told the programme, “I came in at an important time when women had to come in and started dominating.
I’m cheering every female rapper on: keep going, keep doing it, we got this.”She also spoke about her Grammy-nominated “anthem” ‘FNF’, which was the 24-year-old’s first-ever Billboard Hot 100 entry. “A lot of us go through the same stuff,” GloRilla explained about why her debut single was so popular. “That’s what I represent really, because I’ve been in toxic situations and the feeling of being free.
Everyone loves the feeling of feeling free.”The next hit she released was ‘Tomorrow 2’, the remix to her confident and authoritative second single featuring Bronx star Cardi B. “I was so happy and excited during the whole creative process,” GloRilla told NME last year. “It was crazy when [‘Tomorrow 2’] hit the charts.
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