Ministry
He got saved on a jail bunk. Now he takes that testimony into prisons, schools, and churches.
Watch & listen
John Robert Hill Jr. went viral as “Boonk Gang.” Roughly 4.5 million Instagram followers off reckless stunts, theft, and chaos. It paid, and it got worse, until a 2018 arrest on hit-and-run, weapons, and narcotics charges put him in a Jacksonville county jail.
That’s usually where the story ends. It didn’t. A cellmate kept telling him about Jesus. One night, alone on his bunk, he decided to worship.

“Something hovered over me, stripped my sadness away, and filled me with joy. I was just laughing. I felt like a child.”
Nobody was watching. It changed everything. He came home Holy Gabbana. Four years sober, making gospel records and preaching with the same energy that made the old name famous.
God’s fire will elevate me, while my fire would’ve put me in the grave.Holy Gabbana
December 2024 he walked back into prison, free this time, and preached inside San Quentin with God Behind Bars. He used to be the guy in that cell. Now he goes back to reach him.
On the road with TPUSA Faith
In 2026 he joined Turning Point USA Faith’s inaugural Make Heaven Crowded Tour: 28 cities, sharing the stage with Frank Turek, Greg Laurie, and Lucas Miles.
Bring the testimony
Prisons, churches, schools, conferences, festivals. I bring the testimony and the music in one set.
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