What is Agallah's life story? Breh was making beats for Parrish Smith in the 90s then became a Jim Jones flunky in the 2000s?

[Mystic]

nikka who gives a fukk about Agallah? I can't think of anybody less worthy of a documentary. A Jason steed documentary is more worthwhile than a damn Agallah doc like are we really playing this game coli?

 

[DaHNIC82]

He's a dope cat but also a livewire which hurts him. Plus him beefing with Sean Price did more harm than good

 

[I love Latina women]

When she dropped I remember that was a thing people were talking about

oh ok, i see

Funniest shyt I seen all day But I don't know how he end up wit un kasa n em. It don't add up lol.

I fukked with this and Alize for Dolo back in the days . It's definitely not a major highlight for that era, but still much better than the stuff today (IMO).

i forgot about this remix!

gta!

 

[7th Letter Specialist]

He did alot of work with Sean P too

"Watch Rosewood, go outside, and slap a cracker"

 

[Awesome Wells]

In the 90's, he got a lot of respect and love for his beats.

He's always been dope on production. Had a string of bad deals that killed his momentum as an artist, but those who know, know he has a nice amount of classics under his belt. His work with Onyx will forever be dope to me. I was kinda mad that he didn't have the same involvement on their third album. His sound back then was perfect for them.

 

[Ziploc]

He's sounding mad aggressive on a "for the ladies" track rhyming like an Onyx reject.

That Elektra Entertainment® vignette was dope.

he look like a dust head

Alcohol and puro

 

[Ziploc]

I read in am interview that he more or less taught them Onyx cats how to rhyme properly (structure etc)

 

[Yehuda]

Nah.

I read in am interview that he more or less taught them Onyx cats how to rhyme properly (structure etc)

Oh wow, so it was Onyx who were rapping like Agallah weed carriers and not the other way around?

 

[TripleAgent]

He's sounding mad aggressive on a "for the ladies" track rhyming like an Onyx reject.

That Elektra Entertainment® vignette was dope.

right?!

sign of the times

it goes to show you how once a trend or style is set, there are very few leaders but a lot of followers

beat and chorus was cool, the voice and his theatrics are laughable

Listen to him talk for 30 seconds, that's just how he sounds.





Also, he did one of the illest beats ever that doesn't get recognized

 

[Yehuda]

Listen to him talk for 30 seconds, that's just how he sounds.





Also, he did one of the illest beats ever that doesn't get recognized

This will always be the funniest shyt I've ever seen in a music video.

 

[bordeaux]

no idea

but i remember this shyt lol

he looks ridiculous. all that spastic movement is exhausting to watch.

 

[Yehuda]

he looks ridiculous. all that spastic movement is exhausting to watch.

2:08 is killing me lol.

 

[wizworld]

Talented & passionate dude. He initially made his name freestyle battling and made unsigned hype in the Source. If you ask me he's just not "cool" enough to be a rapper. Most of his bars are basic, as if he freestyled them. I have idea what stopped him from scaling up as a producer because his skill in that area was undeniable.

8-Off/Agallah was unsigned hype in the Source back in the day. First he was running with YZ, then solo, then he was working with Onyx, then PMD, then Dipset/Purple City then Sean P.

 

[maxamusa]

Some people just belong behind the boards. he was 1 of them. not 2 mention his personality got in the way n he burned a lot of bridges.....at least thats how the history is written

 

[wizworld]