enjoy (Andrey)

aka Andrey Yakovlev, better known in internet culture as Agaly (or Enjoy) .

This character from early RYTP videos and "pups" (likely a mistranslation of "puppy"): in the mid-2000s, he and his friend (Zip) recorded amateur rap videos and messages to classmates, which quickly became memes. Agalogo's signature phrase, "Hello, agals," spread across the internet and became a persistent meme. Andrey Yakovlev, better known in internet culture as Agaliy (or Enjoy) .

This character from early RYTP videos and "pups" (likely referring to a "pup"): in the mid-2000s, he and his friend (Zip) recorded amateur rap videos and messages to classmates, which quickly became memes. Agaly's signature phrase, "Hello, Agaly," spread across the internet and became a persistent meme. Videos featuring Agaly are now considered classics of early Russian internet folklore and periodically resurface in new memes and remixes. He swears, smokes, and I don't know how old he is, but he's definitely not 18. He was a character from the RYTP film "Battle for the Stump," starring characters like the dangerous guy and the glass-cracker (Andrei played hired killers who were hired to kill the guy, along with the glass-cracker).

aka Andrey Yakovlev, better known in internet culture as Agaly (or Enjoy) .

This character from early RYTP videos and "pups" (likely a mistranslation of "puppy"): in the mid-2000s, he and his friend (Zip) recorded amateur rap videos and messages to classmates, which quickly became memes. Agalogo's signature phrase, "Hello, agals," spread across the internet and became a persistent meme. Andrey Yakovlev, better known in internet culture as Agaliy (or Enjoy) .

This character from early RYTP videos and "pups" (likely referring to a "pup"): in the mid-2000s, he and his friend (Zip) recorded amateur rap videos and messages to classmates, which quickly became memes. Agaly's signature phrase, "Hello, Agaly," spread across the internet and became a persistent meme. Videos featuring Agaly are now considered classics of early Russian internet folklore and periodically resurface in new memes and remixes. He swears, smokes, and I don't know how old he is, but he's definitely not 18. He was a character from the RYTP film "Battle for the Stump," starring characters like the dangerous guy and the glass-cracker (Andrei played hired killers who were hired to kill the guy, along with the glass-cracker).