DJ Bally

In 2017, he went in as one of an eventual 14 housemates on the second season of the popular reality game show Big Brother Naija 2017 (formerly known as Big Brother Nigeria) finishing as the 5th runner-up. The show's high ratings and overwhelming popularity sprung Bally along with his other contesting housemates into instant stardom, becoming social media & real media heavyweights. The show also enabled him discover a fresh talent he never knew he had; his Husky Baritone Voice. His voice along with his trademark eyes and good looks got female audiences salivating. After a good run of surviving 9 weeks without ever being up for nomination he was eventually evicted in week 10 just one week shy of the grand finale.

The Bally Rally Movement began in 2017 while Bally was still in the Big Brother House. It was the name coined by his fans to signify their support and movement behind him. However, after he was eventually evicted from the house he came out to join the campaign revamping it into a social cause to promote peace and youth empowerment through music. The Bally Rally movement has since then been partitioned into two initiatives; "Bally Rally Out reach" and "Bally Rally Party". These two initiatives play out at various cities around the nation within 2 days. The Bally Rally Outreach comprises charity themed excursions to areas and institutions of lower social privilege such as Orphanage homes and IDP camps to provide aid and support as a way of giving back to society. The Bally Rally Party on the other hand occurs on the next day, which encompasses a mini carnival, & music concert featuring numerous games, food, drinks, merchandise sales and musical performances from artists and DJs alike.

During his rise to fame, Balat got affiliated with a major record label in the Nigerian music industry; Aristokrat Records, the label responsible for bringing talented musician, Burna Boy to the limelight. Together, Balat and the label were able to produce some of the best Afro infused remixes and mash-ups to popular international hits around. He has officially released one single called "Ali" in (2015) featuring then label mate MoJeed and popular Abuja based rapper Sute. Bally is the genesis of a new breed of DJs coming out of Africa. A remarkable mixologist, he delves heavily in the production and engineering of mash-ups, remixes and original tracks mostly in the EDM genre.

MashUp Mondays on the Beat 99.9fm (2014–present)

Bally delved into music and film almost at the same time while in secondary school and took part in various plays and dramas around campus. After completing his tertiary education he came back to Nigeria and enrolled at the Royal Arts Academy, Surulere, to attain formal training in Acting for both stage and film. With a series of short films under his belt including The Art of Deceit by Cynthia Toyo (2008), Baby Mama by Kudus and a few TV appearances guest-hosting The Late Show on COOL TV.

Bobai Balat (born 4 October 1988), better known by his stage name Bally B., is a Nigerian disc jockey, record producer, voiceover artist, and reality television personality. He garnered popularity as one of the housemates of the Big Brother Naija 2017 reality game show; a localised franchise of the Dutch game show. Among other jobs, he has worked as a school teacher in Lagos as well as a Statistician for the Federal Government. He is a baritone, known as Baritone Bally in the show. In 2015, Balat created an Afro infused electronic bootleg remix to Rihanna's hit song FourFiveSeconds, which brought industry recognition and led to a mash-up segment on Lagos city radio station; The Beat 99.9 FM.

Bally was born on (4 October 1988) in Kaduna State, the son of Paulina Yanakok and Isaiah Balat. He is from the Zangon-Kataf local government of Southern Kaduna. Growing up in a household with 3 music-loving elder, siblings played a huge role in crafting his music passion and style. He spent the majority of his adolescence in Kaduna before moving to Nigeria's capital; Abuja when he was 10 years old while also schooling in one of the most prestigious boarding schools in West Africa; Loyola Jesuit College. He began attending Purdue University in (2006), before transferring to the American University of Nigeria, after 2 years due to personal reasons. However, it was while still at Purdue University that Bally's love for music production and disc jockey began after befriending a fellow Nigerian rapper at his school. His rapper friend introduced him to the popular production software; FL Studio also known as Fruity Loops which Bally got really fond of and started trying his hand at music production. He then also decided to volunteer to disc jockey at different recreational spots in and around the Chicago area. This helped him hone his craft as a disc jockey as well as increase his confidence behind the turntables. After moving to the American University of Nigeria, Bally decided to take his passion for music even further becoming the popular go-to DJ not only within the University but also around town. He also was the only one with a music studio in his dorm in school therefore monopolising all music production and engineering done by students in campus at the same time raising capital to enable him buy more equipment.