Gillie Da Kid & Wallo Spark Controversy with J Prince Talk on Million Dollaz Worth of Game Podcast

Wallo and Gillie Da Kid are attracting backlash for their interview with J Prince, J Prince Jr., and Mike Prince. Gillie and Wallo sit down with the Prince family to discuss the rumours surrounding them and Takeoff’s murder in the new Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast episode, which debuted Sunday night (Feb. 5). In contrast, many people on social media are blasting the podcasters for the new show, which featured Prince Sr. threatening Offset at the end of the interview. Wallo and Gillie some hoes! Durk’s interview about stopping violence left Wallo in tears. Those are real tears! There’s nothing I can say to a man threatening to harm MORE BLACK PEOPLE than J Prince’s old ass.

Gillie and Wallo some hoes! 😭 Wallo was in tears during Durk’s interview about stop the violence. Real tears! And I felt that, but ain’t have shit to say to J Prince old ass threatening to harm MORE BLACK PEOPLE. The industry crazy.

— ABRACADABRA (@Foxxiana) February 6, 2023

The industry is crazy, as one Twitter user put it. Due to the fact that he called out Offset in his MDWOG interview, Prince made headlines. Educating those on the streets about making better choices has been the goal of the podcast for many years. In this interview, Gillie and Wallo deliver inspirational messages to those who have struggled with the system, and critics questioned the interview for causing division. There has been no response to the backlash as of yet, but comments are still pouring in.

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Gillie Da Kid & Wallo Faces Backlash From Fans Online For Interviewing J Prince on Million Dollaz Worth of Game Podcast

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Fans are blaming Gillie Da Kid and Wallo for igniting J Prince and Offset’s beef over Takeoff’s death because J Prince used their platform to ignite the feud. Rap-A-Lot Records boss ends his recent interview with “Million Dollarz Worth of Game” by claiming Offset was throwing rocks without properly addressing any issues he has with J. Prince himself. In response, Offset used sharp words to defend his honour… denouncing J Prince’s “Mob Ties” reputation and accusing him of exploiting Takeoff’s death through interviews. It’s being attributed to Gillie and Wallo that they instigate the tensions, especially after some of their previous interviews — especially those with Lil Durk and Young Thug — demonstrate that the Philadelphia podcasters are assuming a “big brother” role to keep rappers out of the streets. In the interview, Gillie stated that they initially denied J Prince’s request, but his conversation with Quality Control Records’ Pierre “Pee” Thomas made them reconsider… however, they still ruffled feathers! These past few days have been tough for Offset… things got heated backstage at the Grammys between him and Quavo.

Throughout its history, the podcast has attempted to educate people on how to make better choices on the streets. Gillie Da Kid and Wallo offer inspirational messages to those who have experienced problems with the system, and their critics accuse them of divisiveness. Comments continue to pour in, but they haven’t addressed the backlash yet. Gillie and Wallo deserve some heat as well since while they speak out against the younger niggas’ lifestyles (Thug, Durk, etc.), they remain silent while J. Prince sat there, he threatened another rapper, one user posted. Another user said Gillie Da Kid and Wallo are million-dollar lames. The main reason that J Prince made headlines for his new interview on MDWOG was that he called out Offset. Throughout the last year, J Prince Jr has been trying to clear his family’s name following accusations that one of his family members was responsible for Takeoff’s murder outside 810 Billiards & Bowling in Houston on Nov. 1, 2022. Multiple interviews have been conducted by Rap-A-Lot’s CEO refuting the claims. There were two men arrested last December in connection with the murder.

This is why young bulls don’t respect old heads now. Too much picking and choosing. Wallo and Gillie had all that to say about the YSL situation but sat there quiet as hell and let that Prince guy get off on Off Set.

— Charlee (@His_SmokingGun) February 6, 2023

Not one lie was told! Wallo & Gillie allowing J Prince to come on their platform & call people snitches is bottom tier coonin!! Nobody cares about who snitched when somebody innocent died on your watch, a innocent woman was also shot in the head, luckily she lived https://t.co/FuF3yqM7AF pic.twitter.com/RS8Wt6Y6Ow

— 🤲🏾 (@MrWayneWoo) February 6, 2023

I can't believe Gillie & Wallo didn't stop him from threatening Offset with them preaching Stop The Violence.

I've seen King Von & PnB Rock sit in that chair only to be gunned down later. They are huge hypocrites. https://t.co/7wGd1bTQ0p

— Old Head Energy (@Cheamane) February 6, 2023

Gillie and Wallo preach that non violence shit to the young boys but let J Prince do that on they platform. And then used the threat as the highlight clip to push to get people to watch the interview. Bogus.

— T. (@monielovex) February 6, 2023

Million Dollar Worth Of Lames, that’s what Gillie & Wallo are

— Five (@HighFiveBeats) February 6, 2023

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