Rapper GloRilla recently took to social media to share a moment with her fans. During a visit to her alma mater, Melrose High School, where she recently donated $25,000 to build a new media center, GloRilla recreated a memorable photo from her high school days.
GloRilla paused to reflect on her path by recreating a photo she initially took in front of the school’s trophy case during her teenage years.
Dressed in her signature streetwear with an undeniable air of confidence, GloRilla posed in the same spot she did back in her high school days, showing the world how far she’s come.
GloRilla stood in a playful, confident pose for the high school throwback, with one hand on her hip and the other hanging loosely by her side. She wore a fitted white dress with bold cutouts across the chest, paired with silver heels. Her side-swept bang with a sleek hairstyle was also a typical high school fashion choice.
The recent photo emphasized a confident and grounded GloRilla, fully embracing her success. Her look is more refined and effortlessly stylish, featuring a black cropped top, matching black tracksuit, and sneakers. GloRilla’s long, voluminous curls and hoop earrings add a polished and glamorous touch. Now a rap star, her pose was confident with a relaxed yet commanding aura.
The throwback moment has gone viral online, with people on social media cheering for her transformation and appreciating how she proudly acknowledges her roots.
“Seeing her growth since FNF makes me sooo proud,” a fan wrote. Another added, “t’s great to see these younger artists give back a lot earlier in their careers as compared to previous generations. Say what you want about the content; these young adults are giving back. Just think, a few years ago, she was singing FNF, and people were more concerned with her appearance rather than her stage presence. See her Glo-Up (pun intended) makes me happy. Salute Big Glo, not the little one.”
Another fan commented, “My girl went from Glory Hallelujah to HALLELUJAH GLORRRRYYY!”
Recently, GloRilla returned to her roots in Memphis to surprise her alma mater, Melrose High School, with a generous $25,000 donation. The funds will be used to build a state-of-the-art media center as part of the school’s library, an initiative to enhance students’ educational experiences.
