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What Is Gillie Da Kid’s Net Worth?
Gillie Da Kid, a multifaceted American entertainer, boasts a net worth of $5 million. This substantial wealth is a result of his diverse career encompassing roles as a rapper, actor, and podcast host. His journey to financial success began in Philadelphia, where he co-founded the hip hop group Major Figgas.
Gillie Da Kid’s Career Highlights
Nasir Fard, born on July 31, 1984, is widely recognized as Gillie Da Kid. His early life in Philadelphia set the stage for his eventual foray into the music industry. As a teenager, Gillie attended Ben Franklin High School. Post high school, he enrolled at Cabrini College as a business major, showcasing an early interest in entrepreneurship and financial acumen. During his time in college, Gillie was an athlete who participated in basketball and track.
In 1999, Gillie Da Kid, along with his cousin Wallo and friend Ab Liva, took the first steps toward what would become a career in the music industry by co-founding Major Figgas. The group expanded to include Dutch, Ressy Rolx, Bump J, Spade-O, and Bianca. Major Figgas initially distributed a series of underground tapes within Philadelphia. In 2000, the group released its album “Figgas 4 Life” independently. Later they secured a deal with RuffNation Records, which led to an expanded version of the album being released under the label in 2000.
The “Figgas 4 Life” album achieved notable success, peaking at number 115 on the Billboard 200 chart. It also reached number 29 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, marking a significant milestone in Gillie Da Kid’s early career. The album’s lead single, “Yeah That’s Us,” further solidified their presence in the music scene, reaching number two on the Hot Rap Songs chart. Major Figgas disbanded in 2001.
Following the disbandment of Major Figgas, Gillie Da Kid signed with Cash Money Records, based in New Orleans, to pursue a solo career. Publishing complications hindered the release of his work, and he allegedly continued on as a ghostwriter for the label. Da Kid later signed with Babygrande Records and released the 2007 mixtape “The Best of the GDK Mixtapes.” He followed that up with a successful single, “Get Down on the Ground,” which later was covered by Soulja Boy. He later released the albums “King of Philly” and “I Am Philly.” After leaving Babygrande Records, he signed with Relumae Records and released the albums “Welcome to Gilladelphia” and “Million Dollars Worth of Game.”
Throughout his music career, Gillie Da Kid has collaborated with numerous artists. In 2000, he contributed to the hip hop compilation album “Off da Chain Volume 1.” A few years later, he was a featured guest on the Boo & Gotti album “Perfect Timing.” His list of collaborators includes Meek Mill, 2 Chainz, MC Serch, Pusha T, and Lil Wayne, demonstrating his wide-reaching influence and respect within the hip hop community.
Beyond his musical endeavors, Gillie Da Kid has ventured into acting, appearing in films and television shows. His acting credits include the fantasy thriller “King of the Avenue” (2010) and “The Wrath of Cain.” In 2013, he appeared in the action crime movie “Force of Execution,” which starred Steven Seagal, Danny Trejo, and Ving Rhames. In 2017, he appeared in “Blood Brotha.” Gillie Da Kid appeared in multiple episodes of the series “Chase Street” between 2017 and 2020. During that time, he also acted in the television film “The Probe.”
In 2019, Gillie Da Kid and his cousin Wallo launched “The Million Dollaz Worth of Game Show” podcast. The podcast covers social media, reality television, music, comedy, and features various guests. The podcast’s success has further contributed to Gillie Da Kid’s net worth.
Gillie Da Kid’s Personal Life
Gillie Da Kid is married to Gene, a makeup artist, and they have two sons who are both involved in the music industry. His sons go by the stage names YNG Cheese and TR3Y Seven7. In 2021, they released an album together titled “Macc N Cheese,” showcasing the family’s shared passion for music.
