Net Worth:	$4 Million
Age:	32
Born:	June 4, 1991
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Actor/Singer
Last Updated:	February 10, 2024

Introduction

Quincy Brown is an American professional actor and singer with an estimated net worth of $4 Million.

Despite being an actor first and foremost, Brown built a large portion of his wealth through lucrative endorsement deals with brands such as Adidas, Christian Louboutin, Creative Recreation, Coach, and Lacoste. Additionally, he owns his own production company, FourXample, and has been involved in numerous business ventures.

Net Worth History

When we first began tracking Quincy Brown’s net worth in 2020, he was estimated to be worth $4 million. There is not a great deal of publicly available information regarding his projects and income from 2021 onwards, and thus, estimates of his net worth have largely remained the same.

Back in 2015, Brown was reportedly worth closer to $100,000 before his career took off. He likely first crossed the $1 million milestone between 2018 and 2019, the year he began receiving numerous endorsement deals, which significantly bolstered his annual earnings.

Before Wealth & Fame

In 1993, when he was only three years old, his mother began a relationship with Sean Combs, who became Brown’s stepfather. With Diddy as his father, Quincy was exposed to the world of entertainment from a young age and was often surrounded by stars. 

For his 16th birthday, his star-studded party in Atlanta was featured on the MTV series My Super Sweet 16. Although his family moved frequently, he spent his final years of high school in Los Angeles and graduated from Calabasas High School.

Acting Career

In 2010, Quincy Brown made an appearance in Soulja Boy’s music video for the song “All Black Everything.” He then made his acting debut in the 2012 film We the Party, where he played the character of Reggie. Quincy also attended the Gaborone Fashion Weekend event in Botswana, where he showcased his style. The following year, he appeared in another music video, this time for Zendaya’s song “My Baby,” where he had a brief cameo. 

2015 proved to be his busiest year, and it was also when he made his directorial debut in the music industry. In June, he directed the music video for Elle Winter’s song “No Words” and had a small role in the television series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Alongside that, he also appeared in an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians and starred in the films Dope, Brotherly Love, and Street. 

Quincy Brown landed a recurring role for three episodes in the series The Haves and the Have Nots in 2016. That year, he was likewise cast in a lead role in the TV series Star, which he remained on until 2019. In Star, Brown joined the likes of Queen Latifah in the musical drama, showing off both his acting and musical skills. 

Brown appeared in a campaign for the sneaker brand Creative Recreation the same year and signed with Bad Boy/Epic Records. If that wasn’t enough, he also collaborated with the fashion brand BoohooMan and was the face of their Autumn/Winter campaign. On Valentine’s Day in 2017, Quincy released his first EP, This Is For You, which included the songs “I Can Tell You” and “Sunshine.” 

Brand Endorsements & Partnerships

One of Brown’s most significant income sources is his numerous brand endorsement deals and collaborations with companies such as Adidas, Coach, and Christian Louboutin.

In 2019, Quincy directed and starred in Run Loubi Run, a short film he created for Christian Louboutin’s first social media campaign. The same year, he partnered with MCM Worldwide to launch its sleep and loungewear collection, becoming the face of their brand. While balancing that, he launched the picture editing app Fresh Crop, 

Brown then joined a fashion campaign for Coach and Bape and became the first male celebrity spokesperson for Coach New York Watches. The collaboration inspired him to create his own watch line, Chalk by Quincy, in 2020. Following that, he started his jean collection with Embellish and founded the production company FourXample. The following year, he partnered with Adidas for their Flex Park collection campaign. 

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Quick Facts

• Earned an estimated $163 million between 2011 and 2023
• Peak annual income of $28 million in 2017

Estimated Net Worth

In 2024, Wiz Khalifa’s net worth is now estimated to be $70 Million.

Wiz Khalifa has had an impressive music career, releasing seven studio albums and reaching over 5 million album sales worldwide. However, one of the key things he’s been able to do throughout his career is showcase his passion for cannabis.

By utilizing his music as a medium, Khalifa has established marijuana- and smoking-related businesses and partnerships on the side, which have further elevated his net worth. This is similar to Seth Rogen‘s direction with his California-based cannabis company, HousePlant.

Before Wealth & Fame

Wiz Khalifa was born in Minot, North Dakota, on the 8th of September 1987. His parents served in the military, which meant the family had to relocate frequently. As a child, Khalifa lived in Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The family eventually settled in Pittsburgh, where Khalifa attended high school.

Khalifa’s stage name has two different meanings. The ‘Wiz’ part of his name originates from when he was a young boy, excelling in many areas. So people started calling him ‘Young Wiz’. The ‘Khalifa’ originates from Arabic, which translates to ‘successor’ or ‘wisdom’.

Music Career

The first label Wiz Khalifa signed to was Rostrum Records when he was only 16. Khalifa released several mixtapes through the record label and signed with Warner Bros. Records in 2007. Through Warner Bros. Records, Khalifa released several singles and collaborated with many artists, including The Game, David Banner, and Play-n-Skillz.

However, in 2009, he left the record label and continued working with Rostrum Records. A year later, he signed with Atlantic Records, began working with more hot artists, and quickly gained popularity. This was when he released the hit single ‘Black and Yellow’; success came soon after that. Many of Khalifa’s songs have been featured in the Billboard Top 100 lists.

Taylor Gang Entertainment

According to Wiz Khalifa, the phrase ‘Taylor Gang’ refers to a way of life involving getting high and making money. In 2008, Khalifa co-founded Taylor Gang Entertainment, an independent record label, film production company, and music management company.

The label has signed many popular artists throughout the last decade or so, including:

• Sk8
• Juicy J
• E. Dan
• Chevy Woods
• DJ Bonics
• Ty Dolla $ign

Following the birth of Taylor Gang Entertainment, Khalifa released a ‘Taylor Gang’ clothing line, which also sells skateboard decks, grinders, and similar accessories.

Khalifa Kush Enterprises

It shouldn’t be a surprise to people that Khalifa loves cannabis. After all, many of his songs solely focus on marijuana: ‘Love to Smoke’, ‘Smokin’ Section’, and ‘Weed Farm’, to name a few. In past interviews during the early days of his career, he mentioned that he was spending roughly $10,000/month on cannabis.

This led to him partnering with RiverRock Cannabis sometime between 2010 and 2012 to create his own strain, Khalifa Kush. The rapper kept his custom strain private for a couple of years before deciding to share it with others.

In 2015, Wiz Khalifa founded Khalifa Kush Enterprises to be able to sell his entire line of cannabis flowers, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, and concentrates. The continued legalization of marijuana throughout many states in the US and countries around the world has helped the company thrive in recent years.

RAW Partnership

In 2014, Wiz Khalifa announced his partnership with RAW, a smoking accessories company most commonly known for their rolling papers. Khalifa had used their products for years, and a partnership seemed imminent. RAW and Khalifa collaborated to produce the ‘Classic Khalifa: The Wiz Pack’ line, which included rolling papers, trays, and tips.

Earnings History

Between 2011 and 2023, Wiz Khalifa earned an estimated $163 million, with his annual income ranging anywhere from $1 million to $28 million. His earliest recorded yearly income was $11 million in 2011, followed by similar figures of $9 million in 2012, $14 million in 2013, and $13 million in 2014.

However, in 2015 things ramped up significantly due to a variety of factors. The first was his Boys of Zummer tour, which grossed approximately $18.2 million across 60 shows. Secondly, his single, “See You Again”, was featured in the seventh installment of Fast & Furious as a tribute to the late Paul Walker. Given the film’s success, Khalifa’s music sales experienced a dramatic increase during this time, with the single remaining at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for twelve weeks. Lastly, his cannabis brand, Khalifa Kush, was also rapidly growing in popularity. 

As a result, Wiz Khalifa earned an estimated $22 million in 2015, and this success continued into 2016, with $24 million in earnings, and 2017 with $28 million. The latter was the highest-earning year of his career. In recent years, activity has died down, but Khalifa still earns several million dollars per year through all his endeavors.

Highlights

Here are some of the best highlights of Wiz Khalifa’s career:

Albums:

• Show and Prove (2006)
• Deal or No Deal (2009)
• Rolling Papers (2011)
• O.N.I.F.C. (2012)
• Blacc Hollywood (2014)
• Rolling Papers 2 (2018)
• Multiverse (2022)

Film/TV:

• Gangs of Roses 2: Next Generation (Movie, 2012)
• Mac & Devin Go to High School (Movie, 2012)
• Punk’d Season 9, Episode 12 (TV Series, 2012)
• American Dad! “Bahama Mama” Episode (TV Series, 2016)
• The After Party (Movie, 2018)
• Spinning Gold (Movie, 2023)

Music Tours:

• Waken Baken Tour (2010)
• Rolling Papers World Tour (2011)
• Under the Influence of Music Tour (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)
• Boys of Zummer Tour (2015)
• High Road Summer Tour (with Snoop Dogg) (2016)
• Dazed & Blazed Tour (2018)
• Decent Exposure Tour (2019)
• Vinyl Verse Summer Tour (with Logic) (2022)
• High School Reunion Tour (with Snoop Dogg) (2023)

Introduction

Soulja Boy is an American professional rapper, songwriter, and producer with an estimated net worth of $10 Million. 

Quick Facts

• Earned a combined $13 million between 2010 and 2011
• Typically earns $4,850 per month from streaming
• Earned between $30,000 and $40,000 from Soulja Exotics cannabis
• Earned roughly $50,000 from SBOY by Draco cologne

Before Wealth & Fame

Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, the famous American rapper DeAndre Cortez Way – or Soulja Boy, as he is commonly known – released his first hit single, Crank That, in 2007 at just 17. The song went mainstream and became a huge hit, but what was interesting about this first Soulja Boy hit is that the tune sparked a unique dance craze across America’s clubs and hip-hop/rap bars. As the dance became more popular, so did the tune, leading to a perfect storm of virility and propelling Soulja Boy into the mainstream.

Eventually peaking at number one in the charts, the release maintained that position for seven weeks, from September to October 2007, firmly establishing Soulja Boy as a serious player in the rap music industry. It is not unusual for American rappers to achieve success with one-hit wonders. Still, Soulja Boy cemented his fame with further hits, while also producing and mixing for other artists, thereby establishing a solid reputation as a serious artist.

After the release of his debut album, Souljaboytellem.com, in 2007, his follow-up album, iSouljaBoyTellem, in 2008, featured two further hit singles: “Turn My Swag On” and “Kiss Me Thru the Phone,” both of which made the U.S. Billboard top 20.

Music Career

In late 2005, Soulja Boy released his recordings on the (then new) platform YouTube. The songs were well received by the community, and Soulja Boy subsequently created web pages on MySpace.

In the spring of 2007, he produced Crank That together with his first self-produced album Unsigned and Still Major; generally speaking this was da album before da album, with a self-funded video filmed showcasing the now well-known ‘Soulja Boy’ dance. Towards the end of that year, Crank That was beginning to gain traction on rap stations, which in turn gave the artist a level of fame that led to a signing with Interscope Records.

Soulja Boy posted relentlessly on his social media accounts, effectively promoting his music on various early social media channels, which seemed to garner a large following solely through exposure on streaming platforms. During that same year, Crank That was played on the popular network series Entourage, and by late October/early November, he found success when the song reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.

His first record label album, Souljaboytellem.com, was released in the U.S. in October, reaching number 4 on the Billboard 200 and Hip-Hop Albums charts. A Grammy nomination followed for Crank That, with the artist losing only to Kanye West.

Reception

After finding fame through web-based platforms and the success of his first hit and album, it was widely believed that Soulja Boy would be the next big thing. It surprised many when his second and third albums flopped, with many artists supposing he would be yet another one-hit wonder. However, by returning to his roots and re-exploring internet platforms, Soulja Boy solidified his popularity and gained fame, ultimately leading to his major signing. Soulja Boy earned almost $7 million in 2012, leading Forbes to classify him as one of the main Hip Hop Cash Kings for that year.

The timing was a factor in Soulja Boy’s success. During those early streaming years, the bad-boy image of online rappers was gaining traction. In many cases, the more controversy, the better. Soulja Boy exploited this by putting out quite risky content, often involving violence and a sometimes sexually charged theme. This risky, edgy content, combined with energetic ‘Southern Sound’ rap that was becoming popular around then, helped confirm Soulja Boy’s success and launch him into the mainstream.

Private Jet Acquisition

Soulja Boy claimed to have purchased a $55 million private jet for his 21st birthday in 2011, though this claim was dismissed as a publicity stunt due to a lack of credible evidence to support the acquisition. These exaggerated financial claims became part of the rapper’s public persona, reinforcing his image as a wealthy comedic entertainer and overall likability, even though the figures behind these announcements did not match reality.

World Poker Fund Holdings Contract

In May 2016, Soulja Boy announced a 5-year endorsement deal worth $400 million with World Poker Fund Holdings. The partnership required him to promote WPFH’s gaming assets using his social media influence. However, while Soulja Boy did sign the deal, further investigation revealed that he exaggerated the terms of the agreement. The deal was structured as a mix of stock and revenue-sharing based on the company’s future valuation rather than cold, hard cash. Even with the exaggeration, Soulja Boy still emphasizes the importance of diversification by investing in sectors he understands, such as gaming and music.

Additional Earnings

Aside from his primary income from his music releases and record deals, Soulja Boy had publicly listed his smaller earnings from various endeavors, including his social media presence. According to the man himself, he earned roughly $100,000 from TikTok over a two-year period, which would equate to approximately $4,840 per month. This included earnings of $17,000 in a single day. 

Soulja Boy also earned roughly $50,000 from his cologne fragrance, SBOY by Draco, which includes both the SBOY For Him and SBOY For Her fragrances. Finally, he earned between $30,000 and $40,000 for his partnership with Grizzly Peak, releasing a cannabis brand, Soulja Exotics, which was sold at California dispensaries in 3.5g packages.

Earnings History

The overall earnings history of Soulja Boy is somewhat limited. Still, we do know that during the peak of his music career, he earned an estimated $6 million in 2010 and $7 million in 2011.

Ice-T Fall Out

In the summer of 2008, the well-known American rapper Ice-T criticized Soulja Boy for ‘destroying rap music’ and being generally untalented compared to other rappers. The feud likely did very little to harm Soulja Boy’s brand image, and if anything, Ice-T’s public dislike of the artist may have even helped develop his fame further. The feud was only temporary, and the two artists have since become friends.

Modern-Day Culture

Soulja Boy was featured in the NBA playoff series featuring Cleveland and Washington. In another spate of trash-talking early on in the series, one of the players called Cleveland mega-star LeBron James overrated, which led to Lebron James stating that “I won’t return the insult, as that would be like Jay-Z replying to Soulja Boy.” Soulja Boy made another appearance in the series, with his rap music being played live over the sound system, aimed at irritating LeBron James.

Since those early years, Soulja Boy has become hugely successful and is a firm mainstay in the rap scene, with regular mixtapes released online, in addition to studio-produced singles, albums, and controversial music videos. Since then, he has released several mixtapes, singles, albums, and videos, which have greatly contributed to his success.

Highlights

Despite his young age, Soulja Boy has achieved widespread success through various albums, mixtapes, videos, and radio appearances. His highlight reel is quite impressive, given the short span of time he has been in the spotlight.

Since 2007, he has been chiefly known for the following hits:

• BET Hip-Hop Awards, Best Hip-Hop Dance (2007)
• Souljaboytellem.com (2007)
• ISouljaBoyTellEm (2008)
• The DeAndre Way (2010)
• Plug Talk (2015)
• Loyalty (2015)
• Real Soulja 4 Life (2016)
• Best to Ever Do It (2018)