1. Latto

This one is a no-brainer. Big Glo and Big Latto have teamed up on a few occasions, including the remix to Glo’s breakout single “F.N.F.” and the most recent hit “Procedure.” Plus, with Latto being Birthday Bash’s first-ever female headliner last year, passing the torch to GloRilla this year would be a beautiful moment. 

2. Megan Thee Stallion

The Houston Hottie is another frequent collaborator of Glo’s, as they teamed up on a couple of hits and went on tour together. Plus, they seem like great friends in real life. So, why not have the two besties take over the stage for a good twerk-fest?

3. Sexyy Red

With “Whatchu Kno About Me” heating up the airwaves, the St. Louis native would bring even more energy to GloRilla’s already energetic set. Plus, Sexyy is no stranger to going viral on the Birthday Bash stage, so it would work. 

4. Moneybagg Yo

With Glo and Moneybagg Yo being labelmates, this is also another no-brainer. Their collaborations never miss, so having them performing “All Dere” or “On What U On” would be fire!

5. Yo Gotti

Of course, Yo Gotti played a major part in GloRilla’s rise to music stardom. While the CMG head honcho has focused a lot more on business as of late, Birthday Bash would be the perfect place to remind folks that he is a beast on the mic first. 

6. Gloss Up

As one rises to superstardom, one must never forget the “Day 1s” who have been with you from the very beginning. With Glo’s homegirl Gloss Up also making a name for herself in hip-hop, an on-stage performance with the two would be amazing. (And while we’re at it, add K Carbon, Slimeroni, and Aleza in the mix too!)

7. T-Pain

T-Pain always brings the fun to any stage he’s on, and we need that energy with Glo on the stage. Their collaboration “I Luv Her” (produced by our very own DJ Montay!) is a fan favorite, so it’s only right to bless our stage with it. 

8. Cardi B

Okay, now this is VERY WISHFUL THINKING (especially considering who else is on the lineup), but you never know! Cardi has made a few surprise appearances in past Birthday Bashes, so another pop-up during Glo’s set would set it off!

Hey, never say never. 

9. Muni Long

The two recently collaborated on their respective albums: “Don’t Deserve” on Glorious and “Leave My Baby Tonight” on Muni’s Revenge album. The on-stage debut of either one of these tracks on the Birthday Bash stage would be a MOVIE!

10. Kirk Franklin

What better way to close out Big Glo’s set than to showcase her spiritual roots? As one of the very few secular rap artists to top the Billboard Gospel Charts, a live version of “Rain Down on Me” with the man who has no problem blending the two genres to perfection would be one soul-stirring finale! (And if Maverick City Music, Chandler Moore and Kierra Sheard-Kelly wanna come along too, we would NOT be mad!)