GloRilla ranked No. 1 on Billboard’s Year-End Top Female Rap Artists List

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00:00Glorilla ranked number one on Billboard's year-end top female rap artists list.

00:05Glorilla was named number one on Billboard's year-end top female rap artists list for 2025.

00:12The honor crowns a year of dominance across touring festivals, charts, awards, and the

00:17cultural conversation. Trailing her are Dochi, Cardi B, S Red, and Latto, underscoring her impact

00:24on hip-hop. Kicking off 2025, Glorilla's glorious tour delivered packed crowds and

00:29high-energy shows city after city. Critics highlighted her growth in stage presence,

00:35choreography, and artistic direction, blending Memphis grit with mainstream polish.

00:39For many, it marked her shift from breakout artists to full-fledged touring force.

00:44Performing twice at Coachella, she proved her festival appeal and commanded one of the world's

00:49biggest stages. Her sets became among the most talked about of both weekends, fueled by viral

00:54hits, surprise guests, and total crowd control. For an artist who became a household name,

00:59only recently, ruling Coachella so confidently signaled global star level.

01:04Glorilla stayed active musically with Taipa, one of 2025's standout singles.

01:09The track mixes humor, bold personality, and hard-hitting delivery, which earned heavy rotation

01:14across radio, TikTok, and streaming. Its infectious sound and quotable lines further cemented her

01:20hitmaker reputation. She ventured beyond rap with Rain Down On Me, alongside Maverick City Music,

01:26Kirk Franklin, Kayara Sheard, and Chandler Moore. The collaboration earned her a BET award and

01:32showcased versatility and emotional depth. It proved her artistry extends well past club anthems

01:38and viral hooks. She closed the year with two singles, Special, a reflective track resonating with

01:44fans, and March, a drumline-driven anthem with a cinematic video featuring marching band and step-team

01:49visuals that quickly went viral on social media. Billboard named her 2025's top female rap artist,

01:57ahead of Glorilla, Dochi, Cardi B, S-Red, and Latto, recognizing her chart performance,

02:04streaming, radio presence, fan engagement, and cultural impact.