What’s a summer without a GloRilla hit?
In my household, the radio still runs strong, and one artist who’s been quietly dominating those airwaves is GloRilla. Ever since her breakout hit “F.N.F. (Let’s Go)”, she’s been consistently delivering mainstream bangers. One of her recent standouts, “WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME,” is still spinning heavy. But this morning, GloRilla decided to apply even more pressure with her newest single: “Typa.” And let’s just say—it’s different in the best way.
For anyone who remembers belting out Keyshia Cole’s “Love” back in the day, “Typa” will hit with a dose of nostalgia and a twist. The song flips several elements from Cole’s classic—including parts of the chorus and the emotional DNA of the beat—but slows it down, chops it up, and gives it a gritty Southern feel.
That sentimental setup has zero impact on how GloRilla approaches the mic. She comes in with her signature gravelly voice, aggressive cadence, and raw, ratchet bars. The theme? She’s got a man who understands her lifestyle—one that involves running the streets, spending freely, and being realer than most. Though the track is unorthodox, it does show the world why GloRilla is different.
GloRilla really doesn’t give a f**k.
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Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
