NBA YoungBoy Net Worth, Bio, Wiki, And Age In 2023

NBA YoungBoy Net Worth: NBA YoungBoy is a well-known Louisiana-born American rapper, singer, and songwriter. NBA YoungBoy net worth of $6 million as of 2023. The rapper has established himself as one of the most talented and reliable performers in the industry right now, and he has released a number of hit songs that have aided in his rise to stardom.

Some of the most popular singles by YoungBoy include NBA, Out Side Today, Overdose, and No Smoke. In 2018, every YoungBoy song made it onto the Billboard Hot 100. NBA gained notoriety soon after releasing his popular song Untouchable, which reached its peak position of 39 on the Billboard Hip Hop charts.

With over 240 million views on YouTube, the song’s official music video increased in popularity. He released his debut album, Life Before Fame, in 2015, and has since put out five more solo mixtapes.

The rapper became well-known after the Recording Industry Association of America certified five of his albums as platinum and gave him gold and silver certification for several of his songs (RIAA). He had the chance to collaborate with some well-known artists after becoming a respected rapper in the hip-hop community, including Yo Gotti, Young Thug, 21 Savage, and Meek Mill.

Net Worth 2023:

Name	NBA YoungBoy
Net Worth	$6 Million
Age	22 years old
Date Of Birth	October 20, 1999
Annual Salary	$3 Million
Profession	Rapper, Singer, Songwriter
Gender	Male
Zodiac Sign	Libra

Earning Details:

A $2 million joint venture contract between NBA YoungBoy and Atlantic Records was made public in 2017. Following this information, he released his debut studio album, Until Death Call My Name, which was well-received and went platinum after selling more than a million copies.

NBA YoungBoy has reportedly become one of the most streamed rappers overall and YouTube’s Most Streamed Artist for a number of weeks in a row, according to 2020.

NBA YoungBoy is said to demand about $100,000 for a performance. In addition to concerts, he is also profiting handsomely from a number of streaming services. YoungBoy receives more than 15,700,000 Spotify streams each month, which brings in over $70,000. The artist may easily make roughly $40,000 from 7.5 million streams on Apple Music.

NBA YoungBoy is generating over $350,000 per month from his over 150 million YouTube views.

Early Life:

YoungBoy Never Broke Again was born on October 20, 1999, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; as of 2023, he will be 23 years old. Kentrell DeSean Gaulden is his true name, although he also goes by the stage names YoungBoy, YB, NBA YoungBoy, and Lil Top.

He primarily resided near 38th and Chippewa Street on the North Side of town, which served as the backdrop for several of his music videos. NBA has an older sister in addition to his younger brother Ken.

Early Career:

When he was a toddler, his older sister would hit him, which made him dislike women for a short while. On the other hand, he was also getting into occasional wrestling fights and his mother would also spank him at her house in Scotlandville.

He was only 4 years old when he suffered a broken neck as a result. He was placed in a Halo brace that was attached to his head to help him heal properly, which is why he still has scars that are clearly apparent.

NBA YoungBoy began writing raps when he was seven years old. His first song, For A Reason, was finished in the first or second grade. He was inspired to seek a career in the rap industry because his mother was also previously a rapper. By the time he was 11 years old, NBA already knew he wanted to be a professional rapper.

His father was given a 55-year prison term during his childhood for a botched heist when he was just 8 years old, and he spent the majority of that time with his grandmother. His grandmother passed away from heart failure in 2010. Since that time, he has begun residing at the homes of his friend and fellow rapper NBA 3Three.

His first employment involved mowing the lawns in the area, and he spent time with several of his boyhood buddies, including Boomer, 3Three, and Lil Ben.

Around this time, the three of them would do anything to make quick cash, including stealing vehicle batteries from 18-wheelers and selling them in order to pay for studio time. YoungBoy eventually quit high school when he was either in the eighth or ninth grade.

He then made the decision to pursue a career in music, purchased a microphone from Walmart, and downloaded song-writing software. At that point, he came up with the term NBA, which stands for Never Broke Again.

He was detained for a robbery around this time and later received a 6-month Louisiana sentence as a result. He started to take his songwriting seriously while he was incarcerated. Lil Fat was one of his main musical influences at the time.

Music Career:

Life Before Fame was the title of NBA’s debut mixtape, which was released in 2015. Monique, the mother of his friend, assisted them at the time by paying the studio’s expenses. Following, many further mixtapes were published in 2015, including Mind of a Menace, Mind of a Menace 2, and Before I Go.

YoungBoy gained significant notice in October 2016 when he released his mixtape 38 Baby, the music video for which has since been a hit. Over 100 million people have viewed the “38 Baby” music video on YouTube. A week later he released Mind of a Menace 3, another mixtape. YoungBoy ran into some legal problems at the close of 2016, which prevented him from releasing songs for a few months.

Breakthrough:

YoungBoy released the song “Untouchable” after getting out of jail, and it quickly went viral and became his first-ever popular success. He achieved great success with the song, which received hundreds of millions of views and peaked at number 95 on the Billboard Hot 100.

YoungBoy collaborated with a number of rappers, including Meek Mill, Young Thug, 21 Savage, Boosie Badazz, and Yo Gotti, to record his song, named 41, in the early months of 2017. On August 3, 2017, he released a new mixtape called AI YoungBoy, which was an enormous hit and peaked at number 24 on the Billboard 200 chart.

The mixtape’s second song, No Smoke, also received a lot of attention after peaking at #61 on the Billboard Hot 100. Untouchable was the album’s lead single. YoungBoy’s 2018 release of the track Outside Today, which peaked at #31 on the Billboard Hot 100, was a huge hit.

He fortunately had money on the horizon after agreeing to a $2 million deal with Atlantic Records, a well-known record company. He eventually produced and released his debut studio album, Until Death Call My Name, through the label. It was similarly successful, reaching a peak of #7 on the Billboard 200.

Before releasing a series of his four extended plays, he released another mixtape, Master the Day of Judgement, in the same year. These four EPs each contained four songs. YoungBoy also released the mixtapes Decided and Realer. YoungBoy was recognised as one of YouTube’s Top Music Artists as a result of his frequent and exclusive YouTube releases.

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Albums:

He worked with the late rapper Juice Wrld on the smash song Bandit, which was released in October 2019. The song gave both of them prominence by reaching the highest charting position and peaking at #10 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Soon after, he released the mixtape Al YoungBoy 2, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. With more than 140 million on-demand audio streams in its first week alone, that project debuted as streaming in the year 2019.

YoungBoy released the mixtape “Still Flexin, Still Steppin” after the album gained some popularity and it became another smash. In April 2020, he released the mixtape 38 Baby 2, which was a commercial success. His second album, that one, debuted at the top of the Billboard 200.

Since being let out of prison, YoungBoy has released another top-charting album, Top, which included songs including Kacey Talk, All In, and My Window that debuted on the Hot 100. His fourth solo project of 2020, Until I Return, was released exclusively on YouTube before being released on a number of streaming services.

YoungBoy’s third studio album Sincerely, Kentrell, which debuted at number one once more, was released in September 2021. Since 2017, when his career began to take off, he has released an increasing amount of hit songs, gone on tour, and headlined events.

Awards:

NBA YoungBoy has earned a few accolades, including the BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Awards for Most Performed R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and the ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Awards for Winning Rap Songs for his song Bandit with Juice WRLD.

In addition, he received nominations for his songs “WusYaName” with Tyler, the Creator and Ty Dolla Sign at the 2019 BET Hip Hop Awards for Best Impact Track and “I Am Who They Say I Am” at the 2022 Grammy Awards in the category of Best Melodic Rap Performance.

YouTube Channel:

YoungBoy started uploading music videos to his YouTube page in 2015. He has a huge following in Texas and most of his listeners are in the United States. Orlando, Detroit, Los Angeles, and New York are among the top ten cities where he receives streams.

Since he is young and genuine, the first thought that came to our minds was what makes him so alluring. His music videos are simply with no fancy camera work or high-end production costs.

Additionally, he routinely releases new songs, and he first makes his music available on YouTube before making it available elsewhere. YoungBoy’s YouTube account has more than 12.1 million subscribers, and his videos have hundreds of millions of views.

Personal Life:

In a connection with a woman named Drea Symone, YoungBoy had a daughter named Kodi. He later started dating Nisha, and the two of them had Kayden and Armani as children.

The rapper and Starr Dejanee were reportedly romantically linked in 2017, and the two were frequently seen together, including in his YouTube videos. He started dating Nia Baby in June 2016, and the two have a son together.

It was revealed in 2017 that YoungBoy and well-known singer Danielle Bregoli began dating. When photos of the couple having fun together were posted on their social media pages, the couple gained attention. These posts were later removed, but the screenshots spread like wildfire throughout the media.

YoungBoy made news once more when he started dating Iyanna Mayweather, the daughter of Floyd Mayweather. Iyanna gave birth to her first son in 2021 as well.

Children:

NBA YoungBoy, who is 22 years old, has 7 offspring with 6 different baby mothers. His sons Kacey and Kayden frequently appear in his music videos, such as the one for the song “Kacey Talk.”

In his 2017 profile for The Fader, YoungBoy disclosed that Kamron was one of his sons. Starr Thigpen gave birth to Kamron in July 2016 just a few weeks after Kayden. A DNA test, however, later revealed that he was not the biological father.

According to reports, he will welcome his eighth child, Jazlyn Mychelle, in 2021, according to his seventh wife. A federal grand jury condemned YoungBoy on gun charges in September of that year.

Criminal History:

Several sources claim that on November 28, 2016, the United States Marshalls in Autin, Texas, charged Gaulden with two charges of attempted first-degree murder stemming from an earlier event that took place in Louisiana on November 2, 2016. According to reports, on the 2000 block of Kentucky Street in South Baton Rogue, YoungBoy and another teen allegedly got out of a car and started shooting at a group of boys.

Gaulden was deported to another country and held on a $200,000 bond shortly after being formally arrested and taken into custody. NBA YoungBoy, who had served nearly seven months in prison, appeared in court and eventually admitted to firing a gun repeatedly during the drive-by shooting that took place on the 2000 block of Kentucky ST on November 2, 2016, during the hearing.

After YoungBoy’s confession, the prosecutor approached Gaulden with the idea of entering a guilty plea in exchange for a lighter charge. The agreement said that if the NBA YoungBoy admitted guilt, the charges would be reduced from two counts of attempted second-degree murder to one count of heightened assault with a firearm.

NBA YoungBoy accepted this favourable plea agreement after already acknowledging his wrongdoings. Judge Bonnie Jackson granted him a $50,000 post-conviction bond at the conclusion of the hearing, allowing him to leave prison that same day.

Further Criminal Activities:

After returning home, he started releasing additional songs, including his smash hit Untouchable. NBA YoungBoy returned to court on August 22, 2017, for sentencing. According to those in attendance, the judge started off by giving him a motivational speech that lasted for a while.

The judge then sentenced him to a 10-year prison term with a three-year active probationary period. Not to add, the court mandated a $5,000 fine and 250 hours of community service, including a public service project against violence. YoungBoy expressed regret for his actions at the conclusion of the sentence hearing and said, “I made a mistake and I learned from it.”

He concentrated more on his music career over the next seven months, but in February 2018, he was detained once more in Tallahassee for reportedly committing multiple offences, including assault.

The rapper swiftly rushed to social media to refute these allegations after being freed from jail on a $75,000 bail later that day, on March 16, 2018.

Then, in February 2019, NBA YoungBoy was imprisoned after punching a cleaner in the face in Atlanta. He was detained once more in Miami in May of that same year after being released on gunshot charges.

Car Collection:

NBA YoungBoy appears to have a special affinity for the colour white as practically all of his automobiles are painted in this shade, and he is the owner of a number of high-end vehicles, including:

McLaren GT $235,000

McLaren 570 S (2018) $200,000
Rolls Royce Cullinan $388,000
Mercedes Maybach S650 $173,995

Dodge Challenger Hellcat $90,000
Charger Hellcat $80,000
Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06 $85,000

Bentley Continental GT $200,000
Tesla Model X $105,000

House:

The 9,000 square foot estate that NBA YoungBoy resides in is about 30 minutes from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. John Williams, a former basketball star who passed away in 2015, designed this home specifically for its owner. The 3 acre estate has 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, a huge pool with a waterfall, a basketball court, and an incredible outdoor tennis court. It also has a basketball court.