Memphis rap star GloRilla is back with some serious fire in her new single and music video, “March.” Inspired by the beloved Black film Drumline, the video captures the vibrant energy, pageantry, and precision associated with HBCU marching bands.
In the video, GloRilla shines as the drum major, leading Wilberforce University’s Hounds of Sound marching band with tons of confidence and flair. She dances with the majorettes, navigates a playful skirmish that erupts, and confidently guides the band across the football field.
“March” is her first single since dropping her debut album, Glorious, and it comes packed with the high-energy vibes that fans love. Produced by Go Grizzly and B100, this track blends the bold sounds of marching band music with Glo’s distinctive Memphis style and lyrical bravado.
Directed by Troy Roscoe, the music video is more than just eye candy. It’s a celebration of culture. Featuring synchronized dance routines, sharp uniforms, and that spirited HBCU showcase feel, it beautifully honors Southern performance culture while putting GloRilla in the spotlight she rightfully deserves.
This release follows a hectic 2025 for the rapper. GloRilla snagged three Grammy nominations for her debut album, Glorious, which included Best Rap Album, and two nominations for Best Rap Song for “TGIF” and her feature on Tyler, The Creator’s “Sticky.” She also collaborated with Summer Walker, Sexyy Red, and Monaleo on the track “Baller” and performed with Busta Rhymes at the MTV VMAs’ Vanguard Award celebration.
Fans can’t stop talking about “March,” calling it a fantastic mix of HBCU pride, Black excellence, and pure performance energy. With GloRilla’s incredible talent and growing star power, 2026 is shaping up to be a monumental year in her journey.
