Mally Mall Biography: Wiki, Songs, Net Worth, Parents, Albums, Wife, Nationality, Height, Family

Biography

Mally Mall, born Jamal Rashid on July 7, 1977, in Northern California, is a Brazilian-Egyptian-American hip-hop producer, rapper, and club host. Influenced by Bay Area producers like Rick Rock and Ant Banks, he developed a passion for music early on.

He gained recognition when Drake mentioned him in The Motto and began his career with production credits on Bone Thugs-N-Harmony‘s albums Thug Stories and Strength & Loyalty.

Mally Mall founded the labels Mally Mall Music and Future Music, producing hits like Transform Ya with Chris Brown, Swizz Beatz, and Lil Wayne. He has collaborated with prominent artists such as Snoop Dogg, Tyga, and Drake. On television, he appeared in Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood and was romantically linked to Nikki Mudarris.

Despite his accomplishments, Mally Mall faced legal troubles, including a 2021 conviction for operating a prostitution ring, resulting in a 33-month prison sentence.

Mally Mall
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Jamal Rashid
Stage Name:	Mally Mall
Born:	7 July 1977 (age 47 years old)
Place of Birth:	Northern California, California, United States
Nationality:	Brazilian, Egyptian, American
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.88 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Rashid
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Malaysia Pargo (2015), Masika Kalysha (2014), Mia Isabella (2014), Carmen Electra (2013), Nikki Mudarris (2012 – 2015), Graciela Montes
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Rapper • Record Producer
Net Worth:	$20 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Mally Mall, born Jamal Rashid on July 7, 1977, in San Francisco, California, grew up in Northern California. His early exposure to the Bay Area’s vibrant hip-hop scene sparked his passion for music.

He is of Brazilian and Egyptian descent and identifies as Brazilian-Egyptian American. He was raised in a culturally diverse environment. While specific details about his religious beliefs remain private, his background reflects a blend of rich cultural influences.

Public information about his family is limited, though his father was Egyptian and his mother Brazilian. Little documentation about siblings suggests he has kept his family life private.

Similarly, his educational background is not well-documented, indicating that he may have prioritized music and entrepreneurship over formal academic pursuits.

Career

Mally Mall’s career spans music production, entrepreneurship, and media appearances, weaving a narrative marked by both success and controversy. His musical journey began with a deep love for the Bay Area’s hip-hop scene, where he learned from local producers like Rick Rock and Ant Banks.

His career took off when he began producing for Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, contributing to albums such as Thug Stories and Strength & Loyalty. Mally gained mainstream recognition after being name-dropped by Drake in The Motto, boosting his industry visibility.

He went on to produce for a diverse range of artists, including Chris Brown on Transform Ya, alongside Swiss Beatz and Lil Wayne, Tyga for hits like Rack City, Snoop Dogg on the California Gurls (remix), DJ Khaled on various projects, and Flo Rida for My House.

Mally also founded his own labels, Mally Mall Music and Future Music, providing a platform to nurture new talent and produce music that reflected his vision.

In addition to music, Mally expanded his business ventures, owning and managing clubs in Las Vegas and establishing himself as a prominent club host. However, his business ventures also included running an escort service, eventually leading to legal issues.

His appearance on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood further solidified his presence in the entertainment world, where he shared his musical achievements and aspects of his personal life, including his relationship with Nikki Mudarris.

Despite his success, Mall‘s career took a significant hit in 2021 when he was sentenced to 33 months in prison after pleading guilty to charges related to running a prostitution ring. This legal trouble affected his public image, but his influence on hip-hop remains notable, mainly through his signature production style marked by catchy beats and hooks.

Social Media

• Instagram: Mally Mall (@mallymall)
• Facebook: Mally Mall
• YouTube: Mally Mall
• IMDb: Magic Mally Mall
• Twitter: Mally Mall (@mallymall)

Personal Life

Mally Mall has never been married or publicly known to have wives or formal marriages. There is also no confirmed information about him having children from any relationships.

Standing at about 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 meters), his dating life has attracted attention, especially through his appearances on reality TV and his connections with prominent figures in the entertainment world.

His most notable relationship was with Nikki Mudarris, also known as Miss Nikki Baby from Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood. Their relationship was tumultuous, with several breakups and reconciliations, ultimately ending after a leaked sex tape in 2015, which led to legal battles.

In 2013, Mally briefly dated actress and model Carmen Electra, drawing significant media attention. He was also romantically linked to Masika Kalysha from Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood around 2014, a relationship that caused drama on the show, as it overlapped with his connection to Nikki Mudarris.

Rumors also surfaced about a relationship with adult film star Mia Isabella in 2014, though specifics remain unclear. After his breakup with Mudarris, he was briefly linked to Malaysia Pargo from Basketball Wives LA in 2015, but this was largely a rumored fling.

More recently, Mally Mall was seen with web star and plus-size model Graciela Montes, though their relationship did not gain much media attention or last long.

Net Worth

Mally Mall, whose real name is Jamal Rashid, has an estimated net worth of around $20 million. This wealth primarily stems from his successful career as a music producer and rapper, where he has worked with notable artists like Drake, Tyga, and Chris Brown.

He founded his own record labels, Mally Mall Music and Future Music, which have also contributed significantly to his financial status.

Additionally, his appearances on reality television shows like “Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood” have bolstered his profile and income. However, his net worth has been impacted by legal issues, including a conviction for running a prostitution ring, which led to a prison sentence.

Discography

Albums Produced

• Various contributions to albums by artists like:
  • Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – “Thug Stories” (2006) and “Strength & Loyalty” (2007)
  • Snoop Dogg – multiple tracks across different albums
  • Tyga – including “Careless World: Rise of the Last King” (2012) and “Hotel California” (2013)
  • Chris Brown – “Transform Ya” from “Graffiti” (2009)
  • Flo Rida – “My House” (2015)

Notable Singles Produced

• “Rack City” – Tyga (2011)
• “Molly” – Cedric Gervais, Wiz Khalifa & Mally Mall (2013)
• “Wake Up Call” – KSI (2020)
• “Arms Around You” – XXXTentacion, Lil Pump (2018)
• “Powerglide” – Rae Sremmurd ft. Juicy J (2018)
• “PYD” – Justin Bieber (2013)
• “Guatemala” – Swae Lee (2018)
• “No Time” – KSI (2020)

Solo Work

• Mally Mall has released several singles as an artist, including:
  • “Eat” (2014) – his first solo release as mentioned in some sources.

Collaborations

• He often collaborates with other artists, producers, and songwriters. Some notable collaborations include:
  • “The Motto” (Drake‘s shout-out) – which isn’t a direct collaboration but significantly boosted his profile.
  • “Feeling My Self” (with Fat Migo)
  • “TMTO Freestyle” (with Baby Derick)

Other Contributions

• Mally Mall has also been involved in remixing songs and contributing to soundtracks, although specific titles are less documented:
  • He’s known for his work in remixing tracks for various artists, enhancing his reputation as a versatile producer.

Label Work

• Mally Mall Music – His label where he has produced and signed artists.
• Future Music – Another label he founded to further his influence in the music industry.

Television

• While not music per se, his appearances in “Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood” are part of his broader body of work, showcasing his life, relationships, and music career.