Voltarian Rapper, Agbeko who was previously signed to the renowned producer, Hammer Last Two has narrated how his former producer has helped him even in his darkest times.
Born, Bismark Agbeko Yankah, the rapper has been out of music for almost 20 years and has attributed his shortcomings to his entanglement with drugs and spiritual attacks.
Agbeko in an interview on 3FM disclosed that he has been arrested on several occasions due to his association with wee-smoking ‘Ghettos.’
He revealed that although his arrests were coincidental, his former boss, Hammer never turned his back on him on days he reached out to him for a bail from police cells.
“Those ones are coincidental. Sometimes Hammer bails me. Props Two too, sometimes I find myself behind bars and I do not get anybody’s number in mind than Hammer so if I call him back and forth, he dey bail me. Sometimes, he does not show up but he sends somebody to bail me,” he noted on 3FM Drive on Wednesday, February 21.
“Sometimes I will be in the Ghetto smoking and when scatter happens, I’m arrested. It’s hard luck.”
Agbeko shied away from blaming his misfortunes on the music industry but said the cause of his downfall is his “personal stuff” to deal with.
When asked about what support can be offered to him, he said “I need management. I feel like I am not done with music” but admitted that he definitely must go through a rehabilitation stage to quit his substance abuse.
“I really need rehab to stay off the street. I am ready for change,” he added.
The Voltarian rapper in his interview on Wednesday, February 21 with Giovani Caleb said he was spiritually attacked three years ago leading to his ‘collapsed’ music career.
“It all started three years ago, I started experiencing some spiritual attacks and all that that is how come I lost my locks and all that. I have to start going to spiritual churches. I go for prayers and all so I have to take off my locks as directed by my spiritual pastor,” he said on Wednesday on 3FMDrive.
Agbeko who was arguably one of the best Voltarian rapper said he has been living on tips from friends and families since he went out of music. He said his ‘downfall’ was also because he associated with “bad friends” and made wrong choices.