Future

Future

Rappers

Current Networth - $50 Million

Personal Stats

NameFuture
RoleRapper, Singer, Song Writer, Record Producer
IndustryMusic
Net Worth$50 Million
Date of Birth and AgeNovember 20, 1983 (age 40)

Table of Contents

  • About Future
  • Businesses Owned
  • Early Life
  • Family
  • What Is Future’s Net Worth?
  • What Is Future’s Claim To Fame? 

About Future

Future, born Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, is a groundbreaking rapper, singer, and songwriter who has significantly influenced the trap music genre. Known for his distinctive voice, introspective lyrics, and innovative sound, Future rose to prominence in the 2010s with hits like Turn On the Lights, Mask Off, and Life Is Good. His collaborations with top artists and consistent chart-topping albums have cemented his status as a major figure in hip-hop. Despite publicized personal challenges, Future’s impact on the music industry is profound, as he continues to push creative boundaries and influence new generations of artists.


Businesses Owned

  • Freebandz

  • Evol


Early Life

Future’s early life in Atlanta, Georgia, laid the foundation for his unique musical style and perspective.

  • Born Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn on November 20, 1983, in Atlanta, Georgia, where he grew up in the Kirkwood neighborhood.
  • Raised primarily by his mother and surrounded by a close-knit family, which influenced his sense of resilience and independence.
  • Became involved in music through his cousin Rico Wade, a member of the influential Dungeon Family, who encouraged him to pursue a career in hip-hop.
  • Took on the stage name "Future" as a teenager, representing his ambition to make a lasting impact in music.
  • Joined the Dungeon Family, where he learned about the industry, developed his sound, and honed his lyricism, ultimately shaping his identity as an artist.
  • Faced challenges early on, navigating the realities of his neighborhood while using music as a creative and emotional outlet.
  • Began releasing mixtapes in the late 2000s, gaining local attention and building a loyal fan base that would support his rise in mainstream music.

Family

Future’s family life is complex, marked by multiple relationships and legal challenges surrounding his role as a father.

  • Future is the father of seven children, each with different mothers, though another child’s paternity has been litigated. 
  • He has also adopted the son of one of his children's mothers, showing his commitment to supporting extended family members.
  • In October 2013, Future was engaged to singer Ciara, with whom he shares a son. However, Ciara ended the engagement in August 2014, citing Future’s infidelity.
  • In 2016, he faced two separate lawsuits: Jessica Smith, the mother of one of his sons, sued him for failing to pay child support, claiming his neglect affected their son's emotional well-being. Ciara sued him for defamation, slander, and libel, though a judge later ruled that his tweets about her did not justify her $15 million claim.
  • In 2019, Future was involved in paternity suits with two women from Florida and Texas, each alleging he was the father of their respective children. The Texas woman eventually dropped her paternity suit in 2020.
  • Despite his complicated relationships, Future continues to be actively involved in the lives of his children, maintaining connections with his extended family

Future’s net worth of $50 million is not surprising considering his successful career of nearly 15 years. He has collaborated with biggies like Drake, Lil Wayne, Juice WRLD, Lil Uzi Vert, and Young Thug, bringing him to the forefront of the music industry. Besides making big cash from his music and album sales, he makes a considerable amount of money from endorsements. Plus, he earns from his performances, tours, and concerts. He has also ventured into business, adding to his net worth. 

Net Worth$50 Million
Salary$8 million - $10 million
ProfessionRapper, Singer and Songwriter
NationalityAmerican
No. of Houses2+
No. of Cars5+

What Is Future’s Net Worth?

As of 2024, Future has an estimated net worth of $50 million and it is bound to rise in the future. 

Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, a.k.a. Future, has made most of his wealth in the last seven-eight years. As per some reports, Future made $30 million from endorsements, touring, and royalties in a year between 2017 and 2018. It’s huge considering the fact that just a year before he made $23 million from streaming royalties. 
During the same time period, his music revenues were second only to Drake. So, his two-year total was $53 million. So, not only the finest, he became one of the top 10 highest paid rappers in the world. In the period between 2018 and 2019, Future added another $20 million to his earnings, bringing the grand total to $73 million in a three-year period.
Well, touring and concerts also added significant wealth. As per Billboard, Future is on the 18th spot in the list of highest grossing rap tours. His gross touring revenue is $44.7 million. For his first reported show in May 2014 at NewPort Music Hall. In January 2023, he made $23K. He made $1.9 million via his biggest show at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. 
Well, that’s not it! Future’s live performances demand a ticket price of $136 to $189 per ticket. Plus, for private shows or events, the Wait For You rapper charges a staggering $900,000 to $1 million depending on the type of event, venue, and audience size. Future is a tremendously ambitious personality, and he once stated in an interview, "Whatever that is in the future, whatever I’m putting my mind to, I want it to be successful and reach its highest potential.”


What Is Future’s Claim To Fame? 

Well, Future’s life journey is of consistency and discipline. Slowly and gradually, he climbed the ladder of success and maintained it well. The following are some of the events that made him rise to fame:

  • First Hit: In 2011, Future co-performed with another Atlanta rapper, YC, on his song "Racks." It became his first hit song to reach the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 42. 
  • Freebandz: Future founded his own record label Freebandz in 2011. It created new opportunities for upcoming talent and generated revenue for the rapper. 
  • First Grammy Award: Future won his first Grammy award in 2019. It was for the song “King’s Dead” from the Black Panther soundtrack. The song was produced in collaboration with Jay Rock, Kevin Lamar, and James Blake.
  • GQ Recognition: Well, with multiple hits in his career, GQ officially named Future as “the best rapper alive” in 2022. 
  • RIAA Recognition: In 2022, Future hit the top spot again as he was recognized by RIAA for over 95 million units certified throughout his career. His I Never Liked You reached Gold status, Wait For You reached double platinum, and Puffin on Zootiez was certified Gold. 

What businesses does Future own?

Future owns several different businesses that contribute to robust income streams for him. Let’s have a look at his successful business ventures.

  • Freebandz: In 2011, Future launched his own record company. With his company, he gave a push to many artists like DJ Esco, Doe Boy, Young Scooter, and Boston Richey. The annual revenue of his record company is around $6 million. 
  • Evol: Future co-founded an ultra-premium cannabis brand in 2023. The brand is rapidly making its footprint across the United States by partnering with different cultivators in different states. 
  • Hotlanta Restaurant: To promote his music video, “Life is Good,” with Drake, he opened the fictional restaurant for a limited time period in Atlanta. The pop-up joint was created for promotional activity, and it served chicken sandwiches, burgers, and fries. 
  • Freebandz Clothing: Future’s own merchandise is sold via this clothing line. It includes T-shirts, hoodies, shorts, sweatpants, and even music CDs. 

Well, there’s more to his entrepreneurial spirit. Future has been keen on expanding his Freebandz empire and will soon launch a full-fledged management company. The new company will help in nurturing the new generation of hip-hop talent.


What brands has Future endorsed? 

Future’s fame and reach have gotten him some interesting endorsements from major brands in the clothing and sportswear division. Let’s know more about them below: 

  • Lavin: In November 2023, the French luxury brand collaborated with Future to release a whole line of unisex clothing and accessories. It includes jackets, clutches, sneakers, and more. This year again, the partnership is expanded with a new range of products, including caps, socks, shirts, and sunglasses. 
  • Reebok: Future announced his shoe deal with the sports major in 2016. He modeled for the “Overbranded” line and even shared the pictures of the same. The shoes were unveiled via his Instagram account, and he said, “I’m excited to kick off the summer with Reebok by my side.” 
  • Rolex: In 2016, Future was seen alongside the legendary Giorgio Armani for a GQ Style 2016 issue. He was seen wearing a Rolex watch. He’s a big fan of the brand and even gifted one to his son on his birthday. 
  • Nike: Another sports major collaborated with Future in 2015, and he was seen in the brand's “Bring Your Game” ad. Though it was a small cameo, it would have made a great impact on the target audience. 
  • AppMoji: In 2017, Appmoji released a new set of emojis specific for rapper Future. The set of emojis consisted of more than 150 bitmojis of the rapper, his famous songs, and even dance moves. 

How does Future spend his money? 

Well, being a high-net-worth individual, Future spends lavishly on accessories he likes the most. The list includes watches, clothing, jewelry, cars, and real estate. In 2018, Future went to buy a diamond ring for himself from Elliantte. The jewelry maker even shared the post of the custom diamond ring, stating that it featured a central 5 ct pink diamond with 1.5 ct white diamonds adjacent to it. 
Well, he was in the news for buying Gucci socks worth $100,000 in 2018. Of course, that’s not the single pair but multiple pairs. Also, Future has a thing for expensive watches, and he owns $2 million worth of watches. He wears different brands like Patek Philippe, Rolex, Cartier, and Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak in rose gold would have cost him around $170,000. 
Well, he gifted his five-year-old son a Roles on his birthday, and it was worth $29,200. The Patek Philippe Nautilus Chronograph rose gold would have cost him a whopping $200,000. He also owns a Jane Cartier tank, and it carries a price tag of $3,000. Let’s know more about his expensive car collection and real estate.


How many houses does Future own?

Well, when you have stacks of cash loaded in your bank account, you won’t think twice before buying a lavish property. Let’s know more about Future’s real estate: 

  • Miami Mansion: The Grammy-award-winning Atlanta rapper Future bought this modern waterfront Miami mansion in 2022 for a staggering $16.3 million. The asking price of this lavish 9,000-square-foot mansion was $19.9 million. The waterfront property’s neighborhood already features a list of high-profile names, with Future joining the list. 
  • Bentley Residences Condo: In 2022, Future bought another property in Miami. He purchased this Bentley Residences condo for a whopping $7.5 million. The three-bedroom house is spread across 3,000 square feet and features water views and an expansive terrace area. 

How many cars does Future own?

Future is no different from other famous rappers like Kanye West, Drake, and Cardi B who own a spectacular car collection. Let’s know more about rapper Future’s car collection: 

  • 1971 Chevrolet K5 Blazer: Future’s garage contains this legendary classic SUV. It was restored and modified by Ringbrothers. The customized K5 Blazer features upholstery from Unlimited and audio from JL, while other features are top-class itself.
  • Lamborghini Aventador: What’s a rapper’s car collection without a raging bull inside? Future owns an Aventador coupe. It was initially white in color, but the rapper later wrapped it in matte black. It was seen in 2015 in the “F*ck Up Some Commas” music video. 
  • Mercedes-Maybach S-Class: The ultimate definition of luxurious sedan glorifies Future’s car collection. Bought in 2021 and covered in Pearl White paint job, Future even showed off his Maybach in his music video “42 Dugg." His close associate Metro Boomin also owns a Maybach S-Class, but that’s a Virgil Abloh limited edition. 

Well, Future also owns a bunch of other luxurious cars from brands like Bentley and Rolls-Royce. Check out his entire car collection in detail here.


What are Future’s charitable contributions? 

Future has been involved in various philanthropic activities over the entire course of his career. The following are some of his charitable contributions: 

  • FreeWishes Foundation: Future started this foundation about six years ago with help from his mother and sister. It aims at improving the lives of Atlanta residents, particularly youth and senior citizens. 
  • Haiti Restoration Efforts: In 2021, Future’s very own foundation partnered with Direct Relief and hosted a benefit concert to donate 100 percent of its net proceeds to the restoration efforts in Haiti. 
  • Winter Wishland Extravaganza: In December 201, about 600 families were treated with gifts via the FreeWishes foundation for its 5th Annual Winter Wishland Extravaganza. Future distributed raffles among children during the event that included bicycles, Xbox, and iPads. 

What’s next for Future?

Future was recently on the We Trust You Tour with producer Metro Boomin. The tour concluded on September 9, 2024. After months of speculation, Future finally announced that his new project Mixtape Pluto was out on September 20, 2024. Also, this year, The WIZRD, Future’s full-life documentary was released on Apple Music four months ago. The iconic American rapper is far from done and will continue to amaze his fans with his music while venturing into new businesses. 


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FAQs

How much did Future sell his songs for?

As per some reports, Future sold his music publishing catalog for $65–$75 million.

What are Future’s plans with respect to his net worth?

Future wants to reach the ranks of hip-hop billionaires Diddy and Jay Z.

How much does Future charge for live performances?

How much does Future charge for live performances?

How much did Future used to charge for a show in the past?

In 2015, Future used to charge $150,000 for a 45-minute show.


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