Glo Gang is not an individual artist, but rather a collective of artists associated with rapper Chief Keef. The term "Glo Gang" is derived from Chief Keef's catchphrase "Glo Up," which means to rise and shine. The group includes artists such as Tadoe, Ballout, Tray Savage, Capo, and others. They are known for their trap music style, which incorporates heavy bass and auto-tuned vocals. Glo Gang has been influential in the Chicago hip-hop scene and has gained a dedicated following of fans. Glo Gang was formed by Chief Keef in the early 2010s, during the rise of the drill music scene in Chicago. Chief Keef had gained national attention with his debut single "I Don't Like" in 2012, which helped to popularize the drill music sound. He then started collaborating with other artists in the Chicago area, many of whom became part of the Glo Gang collective. The group's music often includes lyrics about violence, drugs, and money, which has led to controversy and criticism from some quarters. However, their music has also been praised for its raw energy and authentic portrayal of life in inner-city Chicago. In addition to their music, the members of Glo Gang are known for their distinctive style, which often includes brightly colored clothing and jewelry. They have also been involved in various business ventures, such as clothing lines and record labels. Glo Gang has had a significant impact on the hip-hop scene, both in Chicago and beyond. While the collective has gone through various changes and shifts in membership over the years, their legacy as influential artists in the trap and drill music genres continues to be felt today.