From 20 Years in Prison to building a Multi-Millionaire Empire, Wallo inspires the word while leaving in his truth. This is broken down into things like, How to Put Your Focus Where it Matters.  The Cost of Being With the Wrong Crowd.  Wallo Wasn’t in Prison, He Was in Princeton.  Wallo’s Guide to Making Big Changes.  Walking Out of Prison After 20 Years.  How to Stop Self-Sabotaging Your Life.  Why You Need to Live the Life You Want Now.  Forgiveness is Freedom. Say Yes to You, No to Them, which is going to be Wallo's newest book coming out. 

 From 20 Years in Prison to building a Multi-Millionaire Empire, Wallo inspires the word while leaving in his truth. This is broken down into things like, How to Put Your Focus Where it Matters.  The Cost of Being With the Wrong Crowd.  Wallo Wasn’t in Prison, He Was in Princeton.  Wallo’s Guide to Making Big Changes.  Walking Out of Prison After 20 Years.  How to Stop Self-Sabotaging Your Life.  Why You Need to Live the Life You Want Now.  Forgiveness is Freedom. Say Yes to You, No to Them, which is going to be Wallo's newest book coming out. 

Polo G from Chicago is another dope street rapper that has a crazy buzz on the internet. There’s a lot of bad light on his city and he feels the media talking about it is really disrespectful because they are painting the city as a dangerous place. He uses his music as a coping mechanism for his anxiety. As a kid he was never really an out going person but his love for music and appreciating his fans makes him break out of his shell. He says he’s always weary about who he’s rocking with. He was really good friends with Juice World and he really started paying attention to 2Pac and how outspoken he was. He even redid his Changes song. Being in the streets it was always a fear of not making it. He talks about how the Chicago sound has now become a big influence on the culture and now he feels like how can he turn that into a positive. 

Polo G from Chicago is another dope street rapper that has a crazy buzz on the internet. There’s a lot of bad light on his city and he feels the media talking about it is really disrespectful because they are painting the city as a dangerous place. He uses his music as a coping mechanism for his anxiety. As a kid he was never really an out going person but his love for music and appreciating his fans makes him break out of his shell. He says he’s always weary about who he’s rocking with. He was really good friends with Juice World and he really started paying attention to 2Pac and how outspoken he was. He even redid his Changes song. Being in the streets it was always a fear of not making it. He talks about how the Chicago sound has now become a big influence on the culture and now he feels like how can he turn that into a positive. 

On Million Dollaz Worth Of Game, Gillie and Wallo brings 3 of the sexiest dancers/bartenders to the show to give us some strip club tales. They all come from the infamous Magic City, Atlanta. They give you insight into who spends the most and the least, who's the nasiest in the club and if they ever had sex with someone from the club. They tell you the definition of a strip club nigga and how you're suppose to "play the game" when you're in there. If you've never been to a strip club and want to know a few ins and outs, check out this episode.

On Million Dollaz Worth Of Game, Gillie and Wallo brings 3 of the sexiest dancers/bartenders to the show to give us some strip club tales. They all come from the infamous Magic City, Atlanta. They give you insight into who spends the most and the least, who's the nasiest in the club and if they ever had sex with someone from the club. They tell you the definition of a strip club nigga and how you're suppose to "play the game" when you're in there. If you've never been to a strip club and want to know a few ins and outs, check out this episode.

With Special Guests Tony The Closer and Sheena E, Gillie and Wallo discuss what it takes for a woman to be classified as a whore and the ends and outs that come with it. Shot and edited by BrianDaCav. Featured Song is Legacy by Gillie Da King, OTH and Fred Da Godson, who recently passed from Covid-19. RIP the homey Fred and God Bless his family and close friends.

With Special Guests Tony The Closer and Sheena E, Gillie and Wallo discuss what it takes for a woman to be classified as a whore and the ends and outs that come with it. Shot and edited by BrianDaCav. Featured Song is Legacy by Gillie Da King, OTH and Fred Da Godson, who recently passed from Covid-19. RIP the homey Fred and God Bless his family and close friends.