GloRilla and Pooh Shiesty have reunited for “MANE,” a new Memphis rap single that brings together two of the city’s biggest stars at pivotal moments in their careers. Released on June 25, 2026, the hard-hitting collaboration is produced by London Jae, Squat Beats, and B100 and arrives alongside an official studio visualizer. As GloRilla continues the momentum of her blockbuster debut album GLORIOUS and Pooh Shiesty builds on his long-awaited return, “MANE” reinforces why Memphis remains one of hip-hop‘s most influential creative hubs.
For anyone searching for GloRilla’s new song, Pooh Shiesty’s latest release, or the newest Memphis rap collaboration, “MANE” delivers exactly what fans would expect from two artists who have helped define the city’s modern sound. Trading confident verses over booming production, GloRilla and Pooh Shiesty combine street-focused lyricism, undeniable charisma, and hometown pride into a record that feels authentic to Memphis while carrying the mainstream appeal both artists have developed over the past several years.
The chemistry between the two rappers is evident throughout the song. Rather than functioning as a traditional guest appearance, “MANE” feels like a true collaboration, with each artist pushing the other while maintaining the signature styles that have made them among the South’s most recognizable voices. The accompanying visualizer captures the pair together in the studio, offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at the recording process and emphasizing the natural connection behind the collaboration.
The release also continues Pooh Shiesty’s comeback following the launch of his new era with “FDO,” his first official release after returning to music. The single marked a major moment for the Memphis rapper, reminding fans why Shiesty Season helped establish him as one of the defining breakout artists of the early 2020s. His resurgence has been further fueled by the enduring success of “Back In Blood” featuring Lil Durk, which recently earned an 8x Platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Combined with more than 20 certified records throughout his catalog, Pooh Shiesty has demonstrated that demand for his music has remained remarkably strong.
For GloRilla, “MANE” extends one of hip-hop’s most impressive runs. Since exploding onto the scene with “F.N.F. (Let’s Go),” the Grammy-nominated rapper has evolved into one of rap’s defining stars. Her debut album, GLORIOUS, delivered the biggest first-week sales for a female rapper on the Billboard 200 during 2024 while producing multiple Billboard Hot 100 hits, including “Yeah Glo!,” “TGIF,” “WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME,” and “Wanna Be.” Her recent accolades include Billboard’s Hottest Female Rapper, the Billboard Women in Music Powerhouse Award, and BMI’s Impact Award, underscoring her rapid rise as one of contemporary rap’s most influential artists.
Beyond showcasing two successful careers, “MANE” serves as another reminder of Memphis’ continuing influence on hip-hop. Alongside artists including Yo Gotti, Moneybagg Yo, Key Glock, and NLE Choppa, GloRilla and Pooh Shiesty have helped introduce the city’s distinct sound to a global audience while remaining firmly connected to their hometown roots. That regional identity gives “MANE” an authenticity that distinguishes it from many high-profile rap collaborations.
The production from London Jae, Squat Beats, and B100 provides a fitting backdrop for both artists, combining heavy bass, sharp percussion, and an unmistakable Southern groove that complements their performances without overshadowing them. The result is a record that balances commercial appeal with the grit and energy that longtime fans expect from Memphis rap.
As Pooh Shiesty continues rebuilding momentum and GloRilla further cements her place among hip-hop’s elite, “MANE” arrives at exactly the right moment for both artists. More than simply another collaboration, the single celebrates the strength of Memphis rap, the chemistry between two hometown stars, and a city whose influence continues shaping the sound of modern hip-hop.
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