Dave East

Dave East Net Worth 2023: What Is The Rapper Worth?

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Harlem’s own Dave East has established himself as a notable force within hip-hop. From his days of releasing EastMixes and mixtapes to a co-sign from Nas, Dave East has rightfully earned all the acclaim that he’s received. With a reported net worth of $5 million according to CAKnowledge, East’s rise to success in hip-hop showcases his talent and dedication to his craft.

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Musical Journey: From Mixtapes To Mainstream Success

NEW YORK, NY – MARCH 20: Dave East (L) and Nas attend the”Rapture” Netflix Original Documentary Series, Special Screening at The Metrograph, New York on March 20, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/Getty Images for Netflix)

Dave East’s ascent to prominence began with a series of acclaimed mixtapes that caught the attention of both fans and industry insiders. Moreover, His distinctive style, powerful lyricism, and authentic storytelling set him apart in the competitive world of rap music. Additionally, East’s breakout mixtape, Kairi Chanel, received critical acclaim, solidifying his position as a promising artist to watch. His subsequent projects, collaborations, and featured appearances on tracks with established artists further propelled his career into the mainstream spotlight.

Diversified Ventures & Collaborative Efforts

NORTH BERGEN, NEW JERSEY – OCTOBER 31: Dave East attends The Haunted Ball With Dave East at The Boulevard on October 31, 2020 in North Bergen, New Jersey. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

Beyond his success in music, Dave East has delved into various entrepreneurial ventures. His strategic collaborations with other artists and brands have expanded his reach and contributed significantly to his overall net worth. East’s business acumen and investments in different industries showcase his multifaceted approach to success. Moreover, East’s involvement in acting and film projects – with roles in Wu-Tang: An American Saga and Beats – has broadened his creative horizons. His foray into the world of entertainment beyond music demonstrates his versatility and ambition to explore diverse avenues within the entertainment industry.

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Cultural Impact & Legacy

Dave East’s impact on the hip-hop community extends beyond his music. His authenticity, relatable storytelling, and unwavering dedication to his roots in Harlem resonate deeply with fans. East’s ability to blend his experiences from the streets with his musical prowess has garnered him a dedicated following.

Furthermore, East’s commitment to giving back to his community and advocating for positive change showcases his desire to uplift and inspire others through his platform as an influential figure in the music industry.

In conclusion, Dave East’s reported net worth of $5 million highlights his remarkable journey as a Harlem rapper and entrepreneur. From his early days crafting mixtapes to his current standing as a recognized name in hip-hop, East’s dedication to his craft and his diverse ventures exemplify his impact and lasting influence on the rap scene. Dave East’s story stands as a testament to the power of talent, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit in the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry.

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Dave East And Cruch Calhoun Team Up For “30 For 30”

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East Harlem, New York rapper Dave East is another of those grimy lyricists that just produces consistency. Since 2010, he has been dropping tons of projects, sometimes multiple times a year. 2023 has been another one of the instances for East. Back in the middle of July, he dropped a lengthy project, Fortune Favors the Bold.

That tape brought on the likes of Ty Dolla $ign, Jadakiss, G-Eazy, Tyga, Coi Leray, Cordae, Ghostface Killah, and more. His aggressive tone across a good deal of the tracks is something that fans have been accustomed to for years and it delivered in a big way. Now, with the success of that album, he is back with presumably one more before the end of 2023. However, he is not doing it alone.

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Listen To 30 For 30 By Dave East And Cruch Calhoun

He taps one of his frequent collaborators, Cruch Calhoun, for a tight 14-track record, 30 For 30. He is not too far away Dave, growing up in New Jersey. There are a handful of features. Some of those include Mike & Keys, Buda & Grandz, J Stone, and more. Give it a try above.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new album from Dave East and Cruch Calhoun, 30 For 30? What tracks are catching your attention off of first listen? Do you think this is Dave East’s best collaborator? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Dave East and Cruch Calhoun. Furthermore, stay with us for all of the best album drops throughout the week.

30 For 30 Tracklist:

  1. 30 for 30
  2. Shouts to Me
  3. All I Need
  4. My Section
  5. How it Feel with Mike & Keys
  6. Yea light
  7. On Sight with Buda & Grandz
  8. Terminator Vs.Tookie
  9. Nipsey Voice (feat. J Stone)
  10. If You Know with araabMUZIK
  11. Like Me
  12. Won’t Apologize (feat. Lyrivelli)
  13. For Mine
  14. Hood Day

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Dave East & G-Eazy Are Carefree On Summer Banger “WDGAF”

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By the middle of the month, Dave East plans to make his mark on the hip-hop industry with his Fortune Favors The Bold album. We’ve previously heard the New Yorker reflecting on the struggles of being wealthy in his “Rich Problems” single and giving us a sequel to a previous Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux collaboration in the form of “Clarity Pt. 2.” On top of that, the legendary lyricist also had some fun remixing Lil Uzi Vert’s “Just Wanna Rock” alongside Nino Man.

This New Music Friday (June 30), East finally tapped in with G-Eazy for the first time, giving us a summer banger called “WDGAF.” As the title suggests, the track finds the artists chiefly trading braggadocious bars about their luxurious lifestyles, allowing them to take a carefree approach to things. “When they see me in the street, they be callin’ out my name / Back the f**k up, you keep foggin’ out my frame,” the “Perfect” hitmaker cautions his over-eager fans.

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Dave East and G-Eazy’s First Collab, “WDGAF,” is Here

For his part, G-Eazy keeps his bars short and simple. “Karats, baguettes, I’m there to collect / We fly overseas, I Paris the jet,” he rhymes on the second verse. “She f**kin’ a rapper, her parents upset / She lie to her man, she still got me on her breath,” he continues before reuniting with East for one final chorus.

Check out Dave East’s “WDGAF” music video featuring G-Eazy above, or add the collab to your Spotify/Apple Music playlist. Would you like to hear more songs from the East/West Coast duo? Let us know in the comments, and find more HNHH release recommendations on our Fire Emoji update at the link below.

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Quotable Lyrics:

Look, I do it so big, you would’ve thought I signed with Diddy
Only hit it once and she got Pablo on her ti**ies
Flowers by the union, I’m like Ralo in my city
If she swallow, I might I follow, I got oallows in this semis

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Dave East & Nino Man Give Lil Uzi Vert A Run For Their Money On “I Wanna Rocc (EASTMIX)”

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When Lil Uzi Vert dropped off “Just Wanna Rock” back in 2022, they likely didn’t anticipate it would gain the mass momentum that it since has. From Beyoncé borrowing the choreography during the opening night of her RENAISSANCE World Tour to now, Dave East sharing a remix, it’s safe to say the single is a certified hit. The New Yorker’s version of the popular song arrived on Monday (May 22), along with a feature from Nino Man and an accompanying music video that finds the duo partying with friends.

East kicks things off on the first verse, offering up rhymes like “Bitch in her feelings I told her I’m done, no way I could break up and leave / I know I’m a target, them n*ggas ain’t aimin’ at you bruh they aimin’ at me,” and “I’m everything that I’ve been claiming to be / Nothin’ but scammers and gangsters with me.” For his part, Nino also impresses with his lyricism later on in “I Wanna Rocc (EASTMIX).”

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Dave East and Nino Man Put Their Spin on LUV’s “Just Wanna Rock”

The single is certainly not the first to arrive from the east coast icon this year. He’s been steadily dropping off both solo and collaborative efforts such as “Thiccer Than Water” with Uncle Murda, “Grew Up in Hell” alongside Quany Gz, and back in March, “Above Water” all by himself. More recently, East revealed that he’s working on a gym-inspired album alongside Jim Jones, Fabolous, and Maino, much to fans’ excitement.

Check out Dave East and Nino Man’s music video for “I Wanna Rocc (EASTMIX)” exclusively on YouTube above. Which version do you prefer, LUV’s or today’s release? Let us know in the comments, and tap back in with HNHH later for more music/pop culture news updates.

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Quotable Lyrics:

Bitch in her feelings I told her I’m done, no way I could break up and leave
I know I’m a target, them n*ggas ain’t aimin’ at you bruh they aimin’ at me
I’m everything that I’ve been claiming to be
Nothin’ but scammers and gangsters with me

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Millyz Unveils Highly-Anticipated “Blanco 6” Ft. Jadakiss, G Herbo & More

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One of the most ferocious lyricists in the game right now is Millyz. The Massachussets-based MC has earned incredible praise through his penmanship alone. His freestyles have gone viral while artists, from Jadakiss to Kodak Black, have co-signed his releases. All of the momentum Millyz built positioned him to make a major splash in the rap game and he certainly isn’t taking any of it for granted. Over the past few weeks, he unleashed a handful of records in anticipation of his next studio album.

Millyz built a strong discography within his time in the game but it’s the Blanco series that made his name known to the masses. He released the first installment in 2018, boasting features from underground titans like Smoke DZA and Nino Man. However, each of the subsequent releases within this series showed him getting hungrier and better. Last year’s Blanco 5 found Millyz trading bars with the likes of Fivio Foreign, Dave East, Styles P, and more. 

Millyz Unveils “Blanco 6”

After much anticipation, he returned this week with the sixth installment in the fan-favorite series. Blanco 6 includes 18 songs in total with a run time of 48 minutes. This time, Millyz builds on the chemistry he had with a few close collaborators. Jadakiss slides through on “Moon Roof,” followed by G Herbo on “Becoming.” Additionally, Dave East, Berner, Albee Al, Leaf Ward, and Sada James appear on the tracklist. Millyz razor sharp flow and street tales take center stage in this one with an even more refined sound.

As most fans celebrate the project’s release, Blanco 6 was subjected to a brief feud against Rae Sremmurd, who dropped Sremm 4 Life today, as well. The sample of Eminem’s “Stan” on “Tonight” led Slim Jxmmi to diss Millyz rendition on the record, largely because they also used the sample for Swae Lee’s heavily-teased, “Not So Bad (Lean’s Gone Cold).” It seems like water under the bridge between the two artists. Check out Millyz new project above and sound off with your thoughts in the comments. 

Tracklist

  1. Over
  2. Grenadine
  3. Moon Roof (feat. Jadakiss)
  4. Becoming (feat. G Herbo)
  5. Dark Shades
  6. Pressure
  7. Tonight
  8. YOYO
  9. Duro
  10. Risk Takers (feat. Albee Al & Leaf Ward)
  11. Role Model
  12. Scriptures (feat. Berner)
  13. All That Matters (feat. Dave East)
  14. Fly Gang (feat. Sada James)
  15. Thotti
  16. Sentimental
  17. Violet Skies
  18. Stupid Love

Dave East Drops New Single “ABOVE WATER”

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Dave East Above Water Digital Artwork 1

The current release by Dave East and producer Westtopher, which features the Magenta Keys track “Eusebio” as a sample, is proof of the effectiveness and practicality of Tracklib’s sample clearance platform.

Westtopher was able to incorporate the sample into the production thanks to Tracklib’s huge sample library and legal clearance procedure, creating a new and original sound that nicely contrasts Dave East. With Tracklib, creators can access a wide variety of pre-approved samples that may be tailored to match any project, allowing for creative flexibility without worrying about copyright issues.

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Rick Ross Relaunches “Collins Ave” Cannabis Strain With High Tolerance

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Rick Ross Collins Ave

Rick Ross has relaunched his cannabis strain “Collins Ave” in a new partnership with High Tolerance.  Ross’ strain is named after a famous street in his beloved hometown of Miami. MMG boss Rick Ross has relaunched his own strain called “Collins Ave” and will release it on June 1, according to TMZ.  Following a happy […]

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