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GloRilla & Pooh Shiesty Bring Memphis Muscle To “MANE”

When two hometown titans share the same microphone, the city speaks louder than ever. GloRilla and Pooh Shiesty channel Memphis’ unmistakable swagger into MANE. It’s an explosive collaborative statement of regional pride. Powered by booming production and razor-sharp performances, the record captures the raw confidence which has made both artists leaders of a new Southern rap movement. GloRilla attacks the beat with her signature charisma and commanding presence, while Pooh Shiesty counters with the gritty intensity that first made him a breakout force. Together, they represent two different paths that ultimately lead back to the same hometown foundation. “MANE” reminds listeners why the city’s influence continues to shape hip-hop on a global scale.

The production team of London Jae, Squat Beats, and B100 provides the perfect backdrop with heavy-hitting percussion. The studio visualizer offers fans a glimpse into the creative connection behind the record, highlighting the natural energy that fuels the collaboration. The release also extends a major run for both artists, with Pooh Shiesty building momentum following his return and GloRilla continuing to stack milestones after the success of GLORIOUS. Press play on “MANE” and experience what happens when Memphis’ next generation of rap heavyweights combine forces.

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