Tommy G McGee is an American documentary filmmaker and investigative journalist renowned for his immersive "boots on the ground" approach, providing viewers with unprecedented access to individuals and communities typically hard to reach. Transitioning from a background in corporate sales and earlier prank videos, McGee gained widespread recognition with his viral "Kia Boys Documentary." His work delves into diverse and often challenging environments across the United States and occasionally internationally, covering significant social and cultural issues. Operating with a small, dedicated production team, McGee explores topics such as urban crime, gang culture (including major groups like the Latin Kings, Crips, and Gangster Disciples), drug epidemics, homelessness crises, controversial religious groups (like Scientology and Black Hebrew Israelites), and political corruption. He interviews a wide spectrum of individuals, including law enforcement, former cult members, gang leaders, billionaires, and everyday people navigating difficult circumstances. McGee's documentary style is known for its high production quality and dynamic editing, aiming to inform and engage his audience while presenting viewpoints without a stated agenda, encouraging viewers to form their own conclusions. His mission is to take his audience on a journey into realities often unseen by the mainstream, documented in series of feature-length films shared primarily on YouTube. He funds his independent operations through viewer support on platforms like Patreon and through sponsorships, collaborating with various brands and content creators who align with his explorative projects. Based out of Milwaukee, his personal background includes a focus on combat sports and a family life; he is married and expecting his first child, often acknowledging his team and family as integral to his work.