Does GloRilla Write Their Own Music? Songwriting Credits & Scores

By the Numbers

1

Studio Albums

16

Tracks Credited

100%

Self-Written

7

Years Active

128

Collaborators

Authorship Breakdown 16 / 16 self-written

Who wrote the songs?

Across all 16 tracks: how many GloRilla wrote alone, how many they co-wrote, and how many were written by others. The bracket marks every track they hold any writing credit on.

GloRilla has a writing credit100%

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Sole author0tracks0%

Co-written16tracks100%

Outside writers0tracks0%

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GloRilla's roles across the catalogue

Share of all 16 tracks where they are personally credited, by role.

Lyricist (words)100%

Composer (music)0%

Producer0%

Performer100%

Authorship Over Time writing credit per album

GloRilla's writing credit per album, in release order. Hover any bar for the album.

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2024Glorious

Authorship by Decade track-weighted

100%

2020s

Glorious

Authorship Spectrum pure performer to complete author

Where GloRilla sits on the scale from a pure performer (0%, sings songs written by others) to a complete author (100%, writes everything). The bright marker is their catalogue authorship score, plotted against other artists on the site.

GloRilla

Other artists on the site

Reference artists spread across the scale, closest by genre and era.

Metro Boomin0%

BLACKPINK13%

Britney Spears32%

Morgan Wallen50%

Selena Gomez60%

Ariana Grande77%

Teddy Swims91%

100%GloRilla

Pure Performer0%

Songwriter~50%

Complete Author100%

Who Really Wrote the Hits signature songs

TGIF

Glorious

Written by GloRilla, Gloria Woods, Yakki Davis, Lucas Alegria, Mario Mims, Jorge M. Taveras, Jess Jackson, Ronnie Jackson, Dillon Brophy

Co-wrote

Hollon

Glorious

Written by GloRilla, Gloria Woods, Edgar Ferrera, Michael Mulé, Isaac De Boni, Montay Humphrey, Aaron Bolton, Anthony Platt, Donald Jenkins, Maurice Gleaton, Korey Roberson, Howard Simmons

Co-wrote

Whatchu Kno About Me

Glorious

Written by GloRilla, Sexyy Red, Gloria Woods, Janae Wherry, Yakki Davis, Amari Freeman, Javaan Anderson, Jeremy Allen, Jonathan Reed, Ronnie Jackson, Torrence Hatch, Webster Gardney Jr

Co-wrote

Discography 1 albums

GloRilla has released one studio album to date, Glorious (2024), which is covered here in full. Her other major releases are classified differently by Wikipedia and are not studio albums: Anyways, Life's Great (2022) is an EP, Ehhthang Ehhthang (2024) is a mixtape, and the earlier Most Likely Up Next (2019) and P Status (2020) are a self-released mixtape and EP. Gangsta Art (2022) and Gangsta Art 2 (2023) are CMG the Label compilation albums on which she appears rather than solo records. Track 16, 'Never Find,' appears on the bonus track edition of Glorious. The 'Never Find' credit on Wikipedia does not list GloRilla's legal name among its composers, so her stage-name lyricist credit is recorded but she is not added to that track's composer list.

2024100%

Glorious

Collective Music Group

16 tracks

Collaborator Network who they worked with most

GloRilla16 tracks

GW15 RJ4 JL3 JR3 LJ3 YD3

Bubble size = tracks worked on together. GW Gloria Woods · RJ Ronnie Jackson · JL Jaucquez Lowe · JR Julius Riveria III · LJ London Jae · YD Yakki Davis

The Writers & Producers Behind GloRilla 6 key collaborators

The Authorship Story

Data Insight

GloRilla sits high on the lyricist scale and high on the composer scale, the usual shape for a modern rapper. She writes her own verses, so her stage name anchors the lyricist column on every track, joined by the featured artists who wrote their own guest parts. The composer column runs wider because rap songwriting credits gather everyone with a hand in the music: her legal name Gloria Woods appears beside the producers, the co-writers, and the original writers of any sampled or interpolated material, which is why a track like 'Let Her Cook' carries Isaac Hayes among its composers.

Quick Facts

Real nameGloria Hallelujah Woods, a rapper from Memphis, Tennessee
Breakout'F.N.F. (Let's Go)' with Hitkidd went viral and earned a Grammy nomination
First top-ten hit'Tomorrow 2' with her cousin Cardi B, certified double platinum
Debut albumGlorious (2024) had the biggest first week of any female rap album that year
Studio albumsOne so far, Glorious (2024), plus mixtapes and EPs

Creative Fingerprint

A hard-charging Memphis rapper who writes her own bars: GloRilla pens the crunk, drawling verses that define her music, delivered over beats from producers like Hitkidd.

The Story

GloRilla, born Gloria Hallelujah Woods, is an American rapper from Memphis, Tennessee. She broke through in 2022 with the single 'F.N.F. (Let's Go)' and signed to Yo Gotti's Collective Music Group in partnership with Interscope Records. Her raspy delivery, Southern accent, and crunk-leaning energy made her one of the most recognizable new rap voices of the 2020s, and her 2022 EP Anyways, Life's Great and 2024 mixtape Ehhthang Ehhthang built her toward a debut album. She writes her own verses, and her tracks pair her with a deep field of producers and the featured rappers and singers who write their own contributions. Her debut studio album Glorious arrived in October 2024 and reached the top five of the Billboard 200.

Awards & Recognition

Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance, 'F.N.F. (Let's Go)' (2023)

'Tomorrow 2' with Cardi B certified double platinum by the RIAA

Glorious had the biggest first-week sales of any female rap album of 2024

Frequently Asked Questions GloRilla

Does GloRilla write her own songs?

Yes. GloRilla writes her own raps, known for a crunk, dominant style and a deep Memphis drawl, and she is credited on her songs from 'F.N.F. (Let's Go)' to the tracks on Glorious. As with most rap, producers such as Hitkidd build the beats while she supplies the lyrics.

Who is GloRilla?

GloRilla, born Gloria Hallelujah Woods, is a rapper from Memphis, Tennessee who broke out in 2022. She is known for her hard-hitting, party-driven style and goes by the nickname 'Big Glo.'

What was GloRilla's breakout song?

Her breakout was 'F.N.F. (Let's Go),' a 2022 single with producer Hitkidd that went viral on TikTok and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance. It put her on the map as one of rap's biggest new voices.

Did GloRilla work with Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion?

Yes. 'Tomorrow 2' with her cousin [Cardi B](/artist/cardi-b/) became her first top-ten hit and went double platinum, while 'Wanna Be' with [Megan Thee Stallion](/artist/megan-thee-stallion/) was another chart hit. Both collaborations helped raise her mainstream profile.

How successful was the album Glorious?

Glorious (2024), her debut studio album, debuted at number five on the Billboard 200 and had the biggest first-week sales of any female rap album that year. Its singles included 'TGIF' and 'Whatchu Kno About Me.'

How many albums has GloRilla released?

GloRilla has released one studio album, Glorious (2024), along with the commercial mixtape Ehhthang Ehhthang and the EP Anyways, Life's Great. Her rise came quickly after 'F.N.F.' in 2022.

Who wrote 'TGIF'?

'TGIF' was written by GloRilla for her 2024 album Glorious. The celebratory single became one of the album's biggest hits and a staple of her live shows.

Where is GloRilla from?

GloRilla is from Memphis, Tennessee, and her music is rooted in the city's crunk and hard-edged rap tradition. She often references her hometown, including on the Glorious track 'Queen of Memphis.'

Sources

Wikipedia: GloRilla Wikipedia: GloRilla discography Glorious (GloRilla album) - Wikipedia