Kilow & Sig World

Kilow & Sig World

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Kilow & Sig World episodes

  • Kilow & Sig World #9 (The Name Tattoo Episode)
    The guys talk about their harbored dreams of having a pretty girl get their name tattooed on her body, preferably on her face. Also discussed: Demi Lovato, the pitfalls of recreational Xanax, and the fine line between comedy and homophobia/transphobia
    27 min
  • Kilow & Sig World #5 (The Steven Lean Episode)
    In the first part of the episode, Sig and Steven Lean discuss the pitfalls of smoking weed in your closet, mixing uppers and downers, shooting music videos, and why Xanax is bad. In the second part of the episode, Lean and Kilow catch up with each other and discuss various prison topics including "dick meat" and receiving random letters from hardcore Christians. They also discuss the origin of Houdini's rap name
    48 min
  • Kilow & Sig World #6 (The Xan Van Episode)
    In this special episode, the guys discuss the chronicles of the Xan Van song and the story behind it. After over two years of Kilow begging for the song to be released, he finally gets his wish at the end of the episode. Also discussed: what to do when your girlfriend's best friend tries to smash you
    33 min
  • Kilow & Sig World #2
    The guys discuss positive and negative aspects of things females do during sex (from an uneducated male perspective) and briefly discuss their favorite newer mainstream rap artists. Also included: camera crews coming to Stateville prison, and XXXTentacion conspiracy theories
    31 min
  • Kilow & Sig World #1
    In the inaugural episode, the boys discuss booty eating (not in prison) and prison face tattoos. Also included: a brief oral history of Henny Gang
    29 min

About Kilow & Sig World

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Hosted by Andrew Harrington (Sig Rillo) and Christian Banks (YG Kilow), this podcast gives listeners an inside look into the phone conversations between two close friends, as one of them is currently serving a 15 year sentence in the Illinois Department of Corrections. Typically light-hearted banteroccasionally gives way to more serious discussions about the complexities of life, mortality, and love