Biography:

New Orleans rap artist Sissy Nobby born Terelle Gallo started his journey of life on May 7, 1983. At the tender age of 10-years old, Terelle discovered and began to unravel his God given music talent. Terelle began singing and writing rap songs that later evolved into what is considered to be one of most popular rap artists in New Orleans. As Terelle matured from a vibrant boy into manhood rapping as a hobby, he evolved into manhood calling himself “Sissy Nobby”. Throughout his teenage years Terelle faced many obstacles and challenges growing up as an inner city youth in New Orleans where he attended Booker T. Washington. One of those challenges resulted in Terelle dropping out of middle school. It was then that Terelle impregnated his mind with the aspiration of becoming a famous rap artist. These ideas became the evolution of something big for New Orleans local rap industry subsequently, the birthing of Sissy Nobby.

Sissy Nobby had a strong influence from other local popular and successful artists such as Big Freedia, DJ Jubilee, Katy Red, Cheeky Black, Fifth Ward Weebie, Gotty Boi Chris and Calliope Priest. Not only did these artists inspire Sissy Nobby but he developed a robust relationship and frequently wrote music and shared countless "feel dat beat" performances with them.

Sissy Nobby did not stop there. He had tunnel vision for his music career and realized the importance of continuing his education. In 2002, Sissy Nobby tasked himself with obtaining his GED and continued his college education at Delgado Community College majoring in Administrative Technology. By this time Sissy Nobby's music career exploded far past what he expected, the talented artist became a hot commodity both nationally and internationally and temporarily put his college career on hold.

Bounce music had become more popular globally and put one of New Orleans top rap artists in very high demand. Sissy Nobby has performed all over the world leaving his music mark in such as London, Copenhagen, Atlanta, Wisconsin, California, Texas, Florida, Connecticut and Oregon just to name a few. The New Orleans popular rap artist has performed at several festivals in New Orleans including the Jazz and Heritage Festival, Beaucoup Festival, and the Voodoo Festival. Being publicized in Rolling Stone magazine was one of the many media outlets that was interested in the New Orleans bounce rap artist.

Today, Sissy Nobby produces 95 percent of his music and is steadily climbing theistic charts. His music can be found in stores, on Sound Cloud, iTunes and You Tube. The ultimate vision of his success is to sign with a major music label.

Shereese R. Harper
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