GloRilla and Sexyy Red Reunite for Jiggly Bow Bow

Jiggly Bow Bow single artwork showing GloRilla and Sexyy Red as dashboard figures
Artwork: CMG / Interscope Records

GloRilla and Sexyy Red have released "Jiggly Bow Bow," adding another single and video to their run of collaborations. The song arrived November 5, with production by Ace Charisma and an accompanying visual directed by Arrad.

The official video places the two rappers in a retirement home as elderly versions of themselves. The announcement describes a comic setup built around flashbacks, mischief and the contrast between their older characters and their younger lives. It is a specific visual premise for a collaboration that the release identifies as their fifth together.

Another chapter together

Their shared history begins with "WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME," from GloRilla's 2024 debut album GLORIOUS. They reunited on Tyler, The Creator's "Sticky" later that year, then appeared with Monaleo on Summer Walker's "Baller." Chris Brown brought them together again on "Call Your Name" in May.

"Jiggly Bow Bow" puts that established partnership back at the center rather than introducing a first-time pairing. The announcement points to mid-2000s late-crunk and early-trap influences in Ace Charisma's production. That description comes from the release; the concrete credits are the two lead artists, the producer and Arrad behind the camera.

The single also received broadcast premieres on MTV Live, MTVU and BET Jams, according to the announcement. It was featured on the cover of Apple Music's New Music Daily as part of its release-day rollout.

After GLORIOUS

For GloRilla, the song follows a debut album that included "TGIF" and "HOLLON." The release places the new collaboration in the period leading toward her second album, but it does not announce a title, tracklist or release date for that project.

The immediate release is the single itself, available through the official listening link. Its video gives the ongoing GloRilla and Sexyy Red partnership a new setting while keeping both artists together at the front of the record.

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