'Let Her Cook': 5 songs we want to hear from GloRilla in Memphis
The incident occurred when police responded to her residence on July 19 as three individuals were attempting to burglarize her home, according to the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office. The rapper was out of town to perform at the WNBA All-Star Game, but deputies reportedly found "a significant amount of marijuana." Three days later, she turned herself in to the police and was charged with possession of marijuana and possession of a "schedule one" controlled substance.
Despite the chaos that ensued, she will put on a show — as scheduled — for her hometown, and many people are excited for her performance.
FedExForum will be jampacked with fans rapping and dancing along to some of her hottest hits. Many people are speculating what other artists will be performing with her. Others are wondering what songs will be on the setlist. Will she start off hot with her new single "Typa" or will she start with the song that put her on the map, "F.N.F. (Let's Go)?"
There's so many songs in her catalog to choose from, but here are five songs we'd love to hear before she leaves the Forum:
'TGIF'
This song is the embodiment of a "hot girl summer." The lyrics resonate with every woman who is single, flirty and looking to have some fun. "It's seven p.m. Friday, it's 95 degrees..." you know the rest. If she performs this summer anthem, it'll definitely turn the crowd all the way up.
'Tomorrow 2'
You couldn't go anywhere in 2022 without hearing this song. From the second you hear the opening beat, you're ready to rap along bar for bar. The song is a vibe in itself but when you add the remix with Cardi B, immediately yes. This the kind of song that GloRilla won't have to rap, the crowd can do it for her.
'Yeah Glo!'
This song is an absolute must. This is GloRilla's own motivational song but it hypes everyone else up in the process. This song could make anyone feel like they're "that girl" and can do anything. The "Yeah Glo!" ad libs just adds a layer of confidence to this fun, inviting song.
'WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME'
The energy in FedExForum will be unmatched if GloRilla performs this certified hit. It's only right that she performs this song in her hometown with her fellow Memphians in the audience. One could envision how the crowd will shout "Big G-L-O in that G-L-E" at the top of their lungs.
'LET HER COOK'
This song is another one of her hits that must be performed. Similar to "Yeah Glo," this song is another motivational bop that will keep the crowd moving.
Are there still tickets for GloRilla's Glo Bash in Memphis?
Yes! Some tickets are still available starting at $77 and up to $400-plus.
Contributing: Bob Mehr, Commercial Appeal
This article originally appeared on Memphis Commercial Appeal: GloRilla's Glo Bash in Memphis: 5 songs we want to feat at FedExForum
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