Drag-On is an American rapper known for his distinctive raspy voice and lightning-fast delivery. With his energetic and aggressive style, he emerged as a prominent figure in the early 2000s East Coast rap scene. Born Mel Jason Smalls, he gained widespread recognition as a member of the Ruff Ryders hip-hop collective. His debut album, "Opposite of H2O," showcased his rapid-fire lyricism and showcased collaborations with fellow Ruff Ryders including DMX and Eve. Drag-On's unique vocal tone created a signature sound that set him apart from his peers. Despite limited commercial success, Drag-On remained respected within the rap community for his raw talent and gritty street tales. His subsequent albums and mixtapes solidified his reputation as an adept lyricist, capable of delivering intricate flows over hard-hitting beats. Drag-On's stage presence and dynamic performances earned him a loyal fanbase. While his solo career experienced occasional setbacks, Drag-On's contributions to the Ruff Ryders and his influential impact on the rap scene cemented his legacy as an influential artist in the early 2000s hip-hop era.
