GloRilla brought her Memphis tenacity to Indianapolis as she headlined the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game Halftime Show on Saturday night (July 19) with a dynamic performance.
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Introduced by ESPN’s Elle Duncan, Chiney Ogwumike and Andraya Carter, Big Glo hit the stage in a custom one-of-one Gatorade letterman jacket. It was inscribed with an homage to her “Let Her Cook” hit across the back, along with the signature Gatorade towel in the hood area.
She kicked things off by amping up the Gainbridge Fieldhouse crowd with the aforementioned “Let Her Cook” before moving into other fan favorites, such as June single “Typa” and “TGIF.”
Glo and her team of dancers then took the show to center court while the WNBA All-Stars remained on the sidelines to take in the performance, which had the group going crazy. Stars Brittney Sykes and Angel Reese were hyped up and loving Big Glo’s energy, as they sang along to just about every word.
The 25-year-old Memphis native finished off the halftime show with her Sexyy Red-assisted “WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME,” which is certified platinum by the RIAA and peaked inside the Billboard Hot 100’s top 20.
Glo’s music has been part of the in-arena broadcast as hits like “Hollon” have been played throughout the Fieldhouse during timeouts.
BIA was also part of the All-Star Game, setting the tone of the night with her “We On Go” performance during pre-game player introductions.
Next up for GloRilla, she’ll keep the party going into the heat of the summer when she hosts her inaugural Glo Bash next Friday (July 25) at the FedEx Forum in Memphis, which boasts performances from Rob 49 and Muni Long.
With Team Clark down two starters, including hometown hero Caitlin Clark, Team Collier has built a comfortable 20-plus point cushion in the second half of the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game and should be able to coast to victory and hoist the trophy, barring a disaster.
Watch a highlight from GloRilla’s performance below.
