GloRilla showcased her unmistakable Memphis flair at the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game Halftime Show held in Indianapolis on Saturday night, July 19. Her electrifying performance captivated the audience, proving once again why she is a rising star in the music industry.
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With introductions by ESPN‘s Elle Duncan, Chiney Ogwumike, and Andraya Carter, Big Glo made a striking entrance on stage wearing a custom-designed one-of-a-kind Gatorade letterman jacket. This jacket featured a tribute to her hit song, “Let Her Cook”, emblazoned across the back and included the iconic Gatorade towel nestled in the hood, adding to her standout style.
She ignited the atmosphere by launching into her popular track, “Let Her Cook”, energizing the crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Following this, she seamlessly transitioned into other crowd-pleasers, including her recent single from June, “Typa”, and the upbeat anthem “TGIF”, which had everyone on their feet and singing along.
With her talented dancers surrounding her, GloRilla took center court, while the WNBA All-Stars watched from the sidelines, thoroughly enjoying the vibrant spectacle. Among them, stars such as Brittney Sykes and Angel Reese were visibly excited, singing along to nearly every lyric, completely immersed in the infectious energy that Big Glo radiated.
The 25-year-old artist from Memphis concluded her exhilarating halftime show with the chart-topping hit “WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME”, featuring Sexyy Red. This track has received platinum certification from the RIAA and has impressively peaked within the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100, showcasing her incredible rise in the music scene.
GloRilla’s tracks have become an integral part of the in-arena broadcast, with her hit “Hollon” being played throughout the Fieldhouse during timeouts, adding to the overall atmosphere of excitement and anticipation during the game.
Another artist, BIA, also graced the stage during the All-Star Game, kicking off the evening with her performance of “We On Go” during the pre-game player introductions, setting a lively tone for the night ahead.
Looking ahead, GloRilla is set to host her inaugural Glo Bash on Friday, July 25, at the FedEx Forum in Memphis. This exciting event will feature performances from fellow artists Rob 49 and Muni Long, promising a night filled with unforgettable music and entertainment as summer heats up.
Despite Team Clark missing two key starters, including the beloved local talent Caitlin Clark, Team Collier has managed to establish a significant lead, surpassing 20 points in the latter half of the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game. They appear poised to secure a victory and take home the trophy unless unforeseen events unfold.
Don’t miss out on the highlights from GloRilla’s dynamic performance, which you can watch below.
