We don't do couches.
We pull up.
Drink Champs + Top Gear + Miami Vice. Zoe Dollaz pulls up — by jetski — to the docks, sandbars and islands of the people running culture. No studio. No desk. No dry land. And the audience owns the membership layer as $ZOE.
- 10 episodes — pilot + 7 bay episodes + 2 Bimini specials
- Pilot footage already in the can — Shoot Block 1, Haulover, July 2026
- Hold $ZOE: vault, watch parties, premieres, ride-alongs, rewards pool
Talk shows moved to garages, gyms and barbershops — every setting except the one Miami actually lives on
Five segments. Every episode moves.
Semi-scripted: the cold open, transitions and closers are written — the conversations are real.
FPV chase cold open. Zoe crosses the bay and pulls up to the guest's dock — the dap-up freeze-frame is the title card. One take. Do not cut.
The main conversation — skis rafted nose-to-tail on the flats. Nobody can leave; that's the trick of the format. "Ain't no publicist swimming out here."
Food + place. Griot in Little Haiti, stone crabs on the river, conch salad in Bimini — and the same toast every week: "Kenbe la."
The money segment. Every guest's ownership story — masters, equity, the deals they wish they'd done. The IPX thesis, on camera.
Backlit single take at golden hour. One question, forever: "What do you own that nobody can take?"
The pilot is already wet.
Real footage from the water — crew of 16, chase boat with gyro rig, three picture skis. Hover any card to play.
Biscayne Bay is the set. Bimini is the tentpole.
Eight weekly locations on the bay — then a 48-nautical-mile Gulf Stream crossing, jetskis in formation, for the two island specials.
Haulover to Alice Town, Bimini: ~48 nautical miles of open Gulf Stream, support vessels in formation, conch salad at Radio Beach, stingrays at Honeymoon Harbour — and jetskis circling the SS Sapona shipwreck at sunset. The season's poster shot.
Booked through relationships. Never cold bookers.
Three tiers — and the 89-talent, $1.68B-appraised IPX roster doubles as a guest pool. Every roster episode cross-promotes a listing.
Zoe's direct line — bookable for the pilot window.
One warm intro via collaborators + the IPX network.
Tentpole swings for the specials + finale.
Targets for planning — not confirmed bookings. Guest slate locks per the production protocol.
Fans don't just watch the come-up. They own a piece of it.
The show is the demand engine — every episode, every clip, every guest moment drives attention to the listing. And IPX Studios funds 100% of production, so the audience isn't paying for the show; they're joining it.
Year-1 scenarios from the deal model: $250K / $600K / $1.5M gross show economics. Modeled projections, not guarantees.
60/40 series equity in Zoe's favor · IPX Studios funds 100% of the $534.4K season. $ZOE is a membership & rewards token; the FDV is a target, not a realized market cap.
From the dock to the crossing.
Four tiers on the live listing. Every tier keeps all perks below it — your $ZOE balance is the boarding pass.
- Episodes before the public feed
- Weekly premiere watch parties
- Tune-in POAP badges
- Extended pod cuts, early
- 1.25× rep-the-wave multiplier
- Holder-only merch capsule
- Guest-booking alpha
- Sandbar premiere invites (Miami)
- Your name in the credits
- Call sheets & water map
- 10% rewards pool share
- Ride-along shoot day on the bay
- Bimini crossing VIP + wrap party
- Season Two guest-slate vote
- 2× pool boost
Ten premieres. Ride for every one.
The clip factory ships 8–12 verticals per episode — and members who cut, share and tune in earn $ZOE all season.
Watch each weekly premiere live, claim the badge. Ten badges = bonus drop + tier boost.
Cut verticals from episode footage, post with #PullUp — verified view milestones pay out.
Share episodes through your tracked member link. Capped per weekly epoch.
Refer a new verified member into the crew. The season leaderboard runs all ten episodes.
Multipliers by tier — Dock Pass 1× · Sandbar Crew 1.25× · Wave Runner 1.5× · Own The Wave 2×
The host, the studio, and the marine unit.
Elvis "Zoe Dollaz" Milord — Little Haiti raised, Port-au-Prince rooted. Freebandz/Epic alum, national tours with Future, and the most connected man on Biscayne Bay.
Funds 100% of the season and delivers everything else — crew, marine units, post, GFX, channel ops, sponsor sales. The show arrives financed.
Chase boat with gyro rig, support boat with rescue swimmer, FPV pilot, waterproof sound department, three picture skis — built for salt, spray and speed.
Before you hit the throttle
What is PULL UP!?
The first video podcast series on jetskis — a Zoe Dollaz × IPX Studios original. Every episode Zoe pulls up by water to a guest's dock, raft-ups the interview on the flats, hits a Fuel Stop, runs the Own The Wave money talk, and closes at golden hour with one question. 10 episodes in Season One: the pilot, seven Biscayne Bay episodes, and two Bimini specials with a 48-nautical-mile Gulf Stream crossing.
Is this real? Has anything been shot?
Yes — Shoot Block 1 rolled at Haulover in July 2026 with a crew of 16, a chase boat with a gyro rig, a support boat, and three picture skis. The footage on this page is from that shoot. The pilot premiere and the $ZOE listing window are targeted for September.
What is $ZOE?
The membership token for PULL UP! under the IPX V5 C-List model — a $1M FDV target with a 20% community float. Holders unlock the tier ladder, share a 10% membership rewards pool on net show economics (AdSense, sponsorship, merch, live, licensing), and earn more by repping the show. FDV is a target, not a promise; rewards depend on real show performance.
Who are the guests?
Booked through real relationships, never cold bookers — three tiers from First Calls (DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, Trina, Uncle Luke) to The Reach (Drake, Lil Wayne, Messi). Those are planning targets, not confirmed bookings. The 89-talent IPX roster doubles as a guest pool, so every roster episode cross-promotes a listing.
What do the tiers cost?
Dock Pass from 250 ZOE (~$25), Sandbar Crew 2.5K (~$250), Wave Runner 25K (~$2.5K), Own The Wave 100K (~$10K). Every tier keeps all perks below it, and earn multipliers scale from 1× to 2×.
Who pays for the show?
IPX Studios funds 100% of production — $534.4K all-in for Season One — with the series vehicle split 60/40 in Zoe's favor. Zero production cost to the host; the audience owns the membership layer.
“What do you own that nobody can take?”
The question every episode ends on — and the reason the audience owns the membership layer. PULL UP! × IPX. Kenbe la.
No studio · No desk · No dry land