DaBaby's Net Worth In 2024 And The Story Behind His Lost Fortune

Published Apr 6, 2024

Born on December 22, 1991, Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, better known as DaBaby, is one of the most well-known figures in the hip-hop community. Praised by music critics, DaBaby has broken the conventional form of rap music and implemented new and creative lyrical flows that have connected with listeners all over the world. DaBaby's chart-topping songs as well as top-selling albums curved the way for his journey to fame and fortune.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, DaBaby has a net worth of $5 million in 2024. Yet, the story could have been a lot different if not for his infamous "Rolling Loud Performance"! What was the incident? Let's dive deep into the Californian rapper's life and timeline to uncover his net worth, lifestyle, and the reason that made him lose millions within a year's span.

Net Worth	$5 million
Salary	$80,000
Date of Birth	Dec 22, 1991
Place of Birth	Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S.
Gender	Male
Height	5’ 8”
Profession	Rapper, record producer, actor, entrepreneur record executive
Nationality	American
Married	No
Children	4
No. of Houses	1
No. of Cars	More than 5
No. of Awards	More than 10

What Is DaBaby’s Net Worth?

DaBaby's net worth

As of 2024, DaBaby's net worth is around $5 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

The North Carolina rapper DaBaby has seen all and risen to fame and wealth over the years due to his unique lyrical flow and true-to-life lyrics behind his songs. His rise in the hip-hop community was quick as "Suge" became an instant hit back in 2019 reaching the #7 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

DaBaby's album sales alone in the U.S. are over 3 million, especially "KIRK", "BABY ON BABY", and "BLAME IT ON BABY" which have also gotten Platinum certification. On the other hand, Canada and Denmark had sales of 80K and 30K respectively for "BLAME IT ON BABY" and "KIRK".

Besides these, DaBaby's touring business venture grosses six figures per city, according to Forbes.

Forbes also included DaBaby in its Under 30 (#7 position) – Music (2020) list.

DaBaby’s Struggle To The Top

DaBaby was born in Cleveland, Ohio, on December 22, 1991. He was raised in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he had to deal with poverty and gang violence as a child. He was a fan of artists like Eminem, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, and 50 Cent who later became his inspiration to make a career out of music.

As a teenager, he was tagged multiple times by the police authority for petty crimes like driving with a fake driver's license and possessing marijuana while continuing his high school at Zebulon B. Vance High School in Charlotte.

DaBaby went through a major transformation in 2014 when he decided to leave his criminal life behind. Later in 2015, DaBaby's debut mixtape "Nonfiction" came out laying a foundation for his future musical career. He also came public with the hardships he faced during the death of his father and the ways in which these events influenced his music and desire for success.

DaBaby's Marriage

DaBaby is currently single at the moment but his most recent relationship was with American singer Dani Leigh. The two first started dating in March 2020 but sadly a heated altercation on IG live back in 2021 led to their break off. Before Dani, DaBaby was linked with MeMe and B. Simone but B. Simone made clear that she and DaBaby were just friends.

DaBaby's Children

One thing that is known out there is that he is the father of four kids. DaBaby shares his eldest daughter Serenity (born in 2017) with MeMe. His second daughter is Nova (born in 2020) who he shares with Latoia Danet. Dani Leigh and DaBaby had their daughter Velour welcomed back in 2021. Lastly, the California rapper announced in 2023 that he is a father of four daughters welcoming his youngest daughter with the mother Latoia.

What Is DaBaby’s Claim To Fame?

This catapulted success started with the release of his breakthrough song, "Suge," in 2019. This was famous due to its fluent delivery and the track's smart lyrics. "Suge" climbed as high as number 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It even cleared his way to collaborate with big-shot rappers continuing to gather fame and wealth over the period.

DaBaby's "Baby On Baby" was a commercial success leading the Californian rapper to land on the cover page of XXL's Freshman Class of 2019. Meanwhile, DaBaby's second studio album "KIRK" was even bigger considering its #1 place on the Billboard 200. After selling a total of 145,000 copies in the first week, "KIRK" became a certified Platinum album.

How Big Is DaBaby’s Car Collection?

DaBaby has a history of owning a wide range of cars, including expensive and luxury cars. He has featured most of them in his music videos while flaunting his lifestyle and wealth along the way. Following are some of the cars that have been associated with him:

Mercedes-Maybach S600 V12: Painted in Glossy Black exterior, DaBaby was seen posting pictures of him beside the $190,000 Maybach on January 25, 2024.
Mercedes-Benz GLS S600 4Matic: The $160,500 Mercedes-Benz GLS S600 was a self-proclaimed gift of DaBaby on his 29th birthday back in 2021. The luxury SUV was featured in DaBaby's recently released "Grammy Party" song.
Rolls-Royce Cullinan: DaBaby's garage has another luxury on wheels: the Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Just like the GLS, the Cullinan was also featured in DaBaby's "Grammy Party" music video.

DaBaby's car collection has a lot more to offer but the majority of them are Mercedes and Lamborghinis. However, Dababy has lost more than $100 million after his infamous Rolling Loud Performance. It's yet to reveal the current status of his car collection.

How Many Houses Does DaBaby Own?

DaBaby's North Carolina Mansion sits on 8.94 acres, according to real estate records. The interior space of the 5-bedroom, 8.5-bathroom home is 11,200 square feet. The certified Platinum rapper bought the property back in 2019 for a whopping $2.3 million.

What Brands Has DaBaby Endorsed?

The Carolina rapper has a long history of working with numerous businesses that contributed to DaBaby's net worth. Here are a few well-known brand endorsements and partnerships that DaBaby has worked with:

Reebok: In 2020, DaBaby inked a cooperation agreement with the sportswear manufacturer, serving as a brand ambassador. He and Reebok worked together on a set of limited-edition trainers.
BoohooMAN: In 2020, DaBaby created a capsule collection in partnership with the clothing line BoohooMAN. The clothes of the collection were influenced by streetwear.
Footaction: For a campaign on December 17, 2020, DaBaby collaborated with the footwear and apparel company Footaction. Promotional materials and special goods were part of the campaign.

In addition to his brand endorsements, DaBaby also boasts luxury watches and jewelry while the $40K Audemars Piguet, the "KIRK" chain, and "Billion Dollar Baby" chain (65K) with 3,000 natural diamonds totaling 50 carats are the most significant among them.

DaBaby's Infamous Rolling Loud Performance And It's Aftermath

It started on the final day of the Rolling Loud music event in Miami on July 25, 2021, as DaBaby was set for another headliner performance alongside artists like Megan Thee Stallion, Post Malone, etc. Just after the rapper took the stage, DaBaby made some homophobic and misogynistic comments. He told the attendees, "If you didn’t show up today with HIV, AIDS, or any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die in two to three weeks, then put your cellphone lighter up".

It didn't take long for the social media to spread what DaBaby just stated and people started attacking instantly. Although celebrities like Nick Cannon and 50 Cent have come forward defending DaBaby saying instead of canceling there should be the urge to educate those who have still more to learn, other artists like Dua Lipa and Demi Lovato didn't appreciate what the rapper said nonchalantly.

Despite owning up to his mistake and formally apologizing on social media, DaBaby's pre-booked event management like Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, etc dropped him from their list. Even fashion brand BoohooMAN cut their ties with the artist on July 28, 2021.

The "Suge" rapper did a podcast back on October 26, 2022, with Ebro and Rosenberg in HOT 97 and laid out his take and the effect it had on him both mentally and wealth-wise. He said, "I played myself out of millions. Millions. So take me as an example, young artists coming in, when you pop. It really cost a n-gga $100 million within a year span, then you know, okay this — this sh-t real"

What’s Next For DaBaby?

The "KIRK" rapper just launched his new music video "Grammy Party" through Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment on Feb 29, 2024. At the time of this article writing the official music video has gotten over 1.29 million views on YouTube.

DaBaby will also perform in his upcoming concerts on March 23 at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA, US, (Ticket price - $39.99 to $129.00) and on April 5 at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida, US (Ticket price - $69.00 to $278.00).

Last year in an exclusive interview with XXL Magazine, DaBaby laid out his plans for the upcoming years. He said, "Five years, I’ma be retired in five years…I won’t be rapping in five years. I won’t be rapping. I’ll be creating other superstars."

Related Celebrities

DaBaby's most controversial celebrity entanglement was with Megan Thee Stallion which occurred back in 2022. As his new single "BOOGEYMAN" was in production, DaBaby made comments that he and Megan Thee Stallion were sleeping together. The whole thing flared up as DaBaby brought Tory Lanez on the stage during the Miami Rolling Loud event. Later Megan Thee Stallion accused Tory Lanez of shooting her.

DaBaby was featured in Dua Lipa's "Levitating" back in 2020 resulting in a hit record. However, the song got taken down as DaBaby's comments on AIDS/HIV and the LGBTQ+ community spread like wildfire.

Lil Wayne's "Lonely" music video featured DaBaby as he played The Joker character from the Batman franchise in the video. It was also DaBaby who directed the video himself.

"Dreamville - Under The Sun" was a hit in 2019 as J. Cole, DaBaby, and Lute collaborated in the official music video. to this date, it has gotten over 6.8 million views on YouTube.

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