Fabolous Net Worth, Income, Salary, Earnings, Biography, How much money make?

John David Jackson was born on November 18, 1977, in the borough of Brooklyn, New York City, to parents who were of part-Dominican origin. Known professionally by his stage name, Fabolous, he is a prominent hip hop recording artist who performs as a rapper, disc jockey, and composer both as a solo performer and in collaborations with other notable rappers and musicians – such as Joe Budden, Lil Wayne, and Young Jeezy.

So, how much money does Fabolous have? His net worth, according to authoritative sources, was over $20 million as of mid-2016, after a successful career in the entertainment sector that started in the late ’90s and continued until the present day. The combination of a number of successful albums and his explorations into the business world makes it easy to understand where Fabolous derives his high net worth from.

Fabolous has a net worth of $20 million dollars.

It has been reported that Fabolous had a difficult childhood; his family couldn’t afford to live a luxurious lifestyle, and the hip hop star himself has been quoted as attributing his rapping career to a lack of financial resources. According to the hip hop star, he did not initially wish to become a celebrity, but rather to earn enough money to make ends meet. As it turns out, while still in school, Fabolous would be recognised by the recording label “Desert Storm Records” following a successful live performance on a local radio programme – and in the years that followed, he’d earn more than enough, as Fabolous’s substantial net worth demonstrates. Fabolous shot to fame after releasing his first studio album, “Ghetto Fabolous,” in 200The record quickly rose to the top of the charts. The album was an instant economic success, with 143,000 units sold in its first week alone, according to official figures. When Fabolous signed with the record company “Elektra” in 2003, he had already moved on from his previous agreement, which had turned out to be less successful for the rising hip hop artist than his first.

Since then, Fabolous’s career has taken off like a rocket as a result of his following releases. After releasing two more studio albums, “Street Dreams” and “Real Talk,” Fabolous felt confident enough in his abilities to branch out and start his own record label, “Street Family Records.” This confidence was well-founded, as Fabolous’ collaboration remix with the singer Christina Milian, entitled “Dip It Low,” had been nominated for a Grammy Award just two years earlier. Fabolous has now released six studio albums, all of which have been met with widespread acclaim – one of which, “Loso’s Way,” debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart in the week following its release; the majority of his albums have sold more than 100,000 copies in their first week of release alone.

Most recently, in April 2016, Fabolous and fellow rapper Jadakiss collaborated on a freestyle to Future’s “Wicked,” which served as a preview to the rapper’s upcoming third studio album. Another notable step in April 2016 was Fabolous’ entry into the K-pop scene, as a featured artist and songwriter on K-pop singer Jessica Jung’s debut mini album, “With Love, J.”

He was not satisfied with his engagement in the music business, and his success prompted him to venture out and create his own clothing brand. It is termed the “Rich Yung Society,” and it is believed to have had a minor impact on his net worth’s continued development.

As for his personal life, Fabolous has been in a relationship with Emily Bustamante since 2002, and the couple is the parents of two children.

Fabolous Wiki

Full Name	Fabolous
Net Worth	$20 Million
Date Of Birth	November 18, 1977
Place Of Birth	Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States
Height	5 ft 10 in (1.803 m)
Profession	Disc jockey, Songwriter, Record producer, Rapper, Actor
Nationality	American
Spouse	Emily Bustamante(2002)
Children	Johan, Jonas
Siblings	Paul Cain
Partner	Emily Bustamante, Emily Bustamante
Nicknames	Johnathan Jackson , Fabulous , John Jackson , fabolous , John David Jackson