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Enchanting Net Worth 2024: Updated Wealth Of The Rapper

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In the ever-evolving world of hip-hop, new talents emerge, bringing fresh sounds and perspectives to the scene. One such talent that has caught the attention of many is the US-based rapper Enchanting. As of 2024, Enchanting’s net worth is estimated to be around $500,000, according to WikiOfCelebs. But who is Enchanting, and how did she amass this fortune? Let’s delve deeper.

Born Channing Nicole Larry on October 9, 1998, in Hanau, Germany, Enchanting’s journey is as intriguing as her stage name. Though she was born in Germany, her family soon moved to Atlanta and eventually settled in Fort Worth, Texas, where she spent most of her formative years. Her father served as an army officer, while her mother took on the role of a homemaker. Despite her parents’ divorce challenges, Enchanting found solace in music.

Rise To Stardom

Enchanting began her musical journey at the tender age of 18. Her debut mixtape, “20,” released in 2017, marked her entry into the rap scene. Collaborations with fellow artists like Boogotti Kasino and Jhonniedamnd further solidified her presence. Her subsequent albums, including “Enchanted,” “21,” “Trap & Blues,” and “Enchanted 2,” showcased her versatility and growth as an artist.

One of her significant breakthroughs came when she caught the attention of rap mogul Gucci Mane. This recognition led her to sign with the renowned 1017 Records under Atlantic Records. Collaborations with big names like Gucci Mane, Big Scarr, and Key Glock followed, with her single “No Luv” amassing over 5 million streams, a testament to her growing popularity.

Enchanting’s Financial Success

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ATLANTA,GA – SEPTEMBER 06: Rapper Enchanting and K. Shiday attend a party at Elleven45 Lounge on September 6, 2020 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage)

With a net worth of $500,000, Enchanting’s primary source of income is her music. Streaming platforms have played a pivotal role in her financial success. While she hasn’t embarked on a major music tour yet, her performances at various musical events have undoubtedly contributed to her earnings.

Enchanting’s influence isn’t limited to her music alone. Her social media presence is noteworthy, with over 662k monthly listeners on Spotify and a significant following on platforms like Instagram and Twitter. Her engagement with fans and her unique style have made her a recognizable figure in the hip-hop community.

Conclusion

Enchanting’s journey in the music industry is a testament to her talent, determination, and resilience. With a net worth of $500,000 in 2024, she stands as an inspiration to many aspiring artists. As she continues to release new music and collaborate with industry giants, there’s no doubt that her net worth and influence will only grow in the coming years.

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‘Rap Sh!t’: Here’s The Music You Heard In Season 2, Episode 1

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'Rap Sh!t' 201 KaMillion as Mia
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(WARNING: Spoilers for this week’s Rap Sh!t episode will be found below.)

The events in the first episode of Max’s Rap Sh!t season two, titled “Yield,” are soundtracked by songs that help to accentuate the emotions behind each scene. You can find a list of them below and details about the scenes the records were heard in.

Reina Reign — “Tongue”

We hear this record during the opening scene of “Yield” as Reina Reign, Shawna, and Mia are shooting a video for their remix of “Tongue.” The trio are in a pink-lit kitchen for a video and they’re all directed to show their sex appeal while working with kitchen items, something that Shawna struggles to get the hang of.

Shawna & Mia & Raedio — “Seduce & Scheme”

This is the theme song of Rap Sh!t. It plays around the 2:17 mark in “Yield.” The song originally debuted in the inaugural episode of Rap Sh!t and it was the first song Shawna and Mia made after establishing their rap duo. An official full-length version of the song was recorded in season one, episode two.

Raedio, Ben Reilly, Bryant Taylorr & Tim Gent — “Fish & Grits” Feat. Cam & China

This song plays around the 6:26 mark as Mia tries on some outfits for tour. She also discovers that her friend will not be able to watch her daughter Melissa for the full month she’s on the road. We then shift to Duke who meets with one of her top sex workers who warns her of future troubles and proposes that she watch the rest of the girls while Duke is on tour with Shawna & Mia.

Fana Hues — “Float”

Fana Hues’ Flora + Fana record can be heard around the 7:57 mark as Mia meets with her Melissa’s father Lamont to ask if he can watch Melissa for two of the four weeks she’s on tour. There’s some tension between the two following last season’s events, but Lamont agrees to prioritize Melissa and take care of her during Mia’s tour.

Ice Spice — “Bikini Bottom”

Ice Spice’s hit song “Bikini Bottom” plays around the 9:08 mark as Shawna, Mia, and Duke meet at Francois’ house ahead of the tour. It’s here that Shawna, Mia, and Duke learn that the duo will only be able to perform one song, their “Tongue” remix, during their slot as the opening act for Lord AK. Additionally, there’s no guarantee that Shawna, Mia, and Duke will make money. Despite Duke’s frustrations and objections, Shawna & Mia decide to still go through with the tour.

Enchanting & Gucci Mane — “Issa Photoshoot”

Around the 12:52 mark, this record plays during a going away party for Mia with her friends and family. The drinks are flowing but the tension between Mia and her mother is still high as her mother is upset that Mia won’t let Melissa stay with her while she’s on tour. Mia and her sister also share an emotional moment before Mia’s mother gives a drunken speech.

Jordan Ward & Joony — “IDC”

Jordan Ward’s Forward track plays as Shawna and Francois hang out in the latter’s pool around the 15:22 mark. The two play a game of Never Have I Ever and reminisce about the memories they had as a former music duo as well as the things that happened after they split.

Jacques Laine — “Little Haiti” Feat. Seddy Hendrix

We hear this song around the 17:11 mark as Mia takes a dive into the pool and Francois joins her shortly after. We then transition to Lamont showing up to Mia’s party with Throat Coat as a going-away gift for Mia’s tour.

Rayn Lenae — “Skin Tight” Feat. Steve Lacy

Ravyn Lenae’s Hypnos record plays around the 22:12 mark during an intimate moment between Shawna and Maurice. It comes after the two shared a toast ahead of Shawna’s tour where Maurice wished her luck and celebrated her accomplishments.

Jean Deaux — “JD’s Revenge”

This track plays to close episode one after Maurice meets with his friend Stanley to let him know that he’s been called in for questioning by the police concerning the fraud investigation that’s ongoing at the old hotel Maurice and Shawna worked at. Maurice assures Stanley that Shawna did not snitch on them to the police, despite not having any proof of that, and Stanley warns that he will throw Shawna under the bus if it comes to it.

New episodes of ‘Rap Sh!t’ are available on Max on Thursday at 3am EST/ 12 pm PST.

Enchanting Net Worth 2023: What Is The Rapper Worth?

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In the ever-evolving world of hip-hop, new talents emerge, bringing fresh sounds and perspectives to the scene. One such talent that has caught the attention of many is the US-based rapper Enchanting. As of 2023, Enchanting’s net worth is estimated to be around $500,000, according to WikiOfCelebs. But who is Enchanting, and how did she amass this fortune? Let’s delve deeper.

Born Channing Nicole Larry on October 9, 1998, in Hanau, Germany, Enchanting’s journey is as intriguing as her stage name. Though she was born in Germany, her family soon moved to Atlanta and eventually settled in Fort Worth, Texas, where she spent most of her formative years. Her father served as an army officer, while her mother took on the role of a homemaker. Despite her parents’ divorce challenges, Enchanting found solace in music.

Rise To Stardom

Enchanting began her musical journey at the tender age of 18. Her debut mixtape, “20,” released in 2017, marked her entry into the rap scene. Collaborations with fellow artists like Boogotti Kasino and Jhonniedamnd further solidified her presence. Her subsequent albums, including “Enchanted,” “21,” “Trap & Blues,” and “Enchanted 2,” showcased her versatility and growth as an artist.

One of her significant breakthroughs came when she caught the attention of rap mogul Gucci Mane. This recognition led her to sign with the renowned 1017 Records under Atlantic Records. Collaborations with big names like Gucci Mane, Big Scarr, and Key Glock followed, with her single “No Luv” amassing over 5 million streams, a testament to her growing popularity.

Enchanting’s Financial Success

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ATLANTA,GA – SEPTEMBER 06: Rapper Enchanting and K. Shiday attend a party at Elleven45 Lounge on September 6, 2020 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage)

With a net worth of $500,000, Enchanting’s primary source of income is her music. Streaming platforms have played a pivotal role in her financial success. While she hasn’t embarked on a major music tour yet, her performances at various musical events have undoubtedly contributed to her earnings.

Enchanting’s influence isn’t limited to her music alone. Her social media presence is noteworthy, with over 662k monthly listeners on Spotify and a significant following on platforms like Instagram and Twitter. Her engagement with fans and her unique style have made her a recognizable figure in the hip-hop community.

Conclusion

Enchanting’s journey in the music industry is a testament to her talent, determination, and resilience. With a net worth of $500,000 in 2023, she stands as an inspiration to many aspiring artists. As she continues to release new music and collaborate with industry giants, there’s no doubt that her net worth and influence will only grow in the coming years.

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‘Rap Sh!t’: All The Music You Heard In Season 1, Episode 7

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Rap Sh!t, KaMillion, Aida Osman
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(SPOILERS for this week’s Rap Sh!t episode will be found below.)

Shawna and Mia (played by Aida Osman and KaMillion) are getting more successful by the second on the Miami music scene. After gaining respect and popularity for their debut single “Seduce & Scheme,” the Rap Sh!t duo make it clear that they’re far from a one-hit wonder with their second record, “Nann Badder.” In the seventh episode of the inaugural season of Issa Rae’s Rap Sh!t, Shawna and Mia prepare for a big and star-studded performance at James Harden’s mansion.

The aforementioned events in the seventh episode of season one are soundtracked by records for the ladies. They’re songs that will boost your confidence and even make you want to shake something if that’s your vibe. Nonetheless, these records perfectly encapsulate the world that Shawna and Mia live in and hope to thrive in as well.

What Songs Were In Rap Sh!t S1E7?

Aside from performances of “Seduce & Scheme” and “Nann Badder,” there are two records that soundtracked big moments in this episode of Rap Sh!t. This first is Bee-B’s “1,2,3,4” which is heard as Shawna meets with Francois, her old schoolmate and producer played by Jaboukie Young-White, who she despises after a disagreement that happened in the early days of her rap career. The second is Enchanting and Coi Leray’s “Freaky Deaky” which plays during a sex scene between Mia and Lamont who is the father of Mia’s daughter and the producer behind Shawna and Mia’s songs.

The soundtrack for this week’s episode also includes the following songs:
Beam – “P*$$y Dream”
A1 LaFlare – “Wootie Woot”
Big Boss Vette – “Make Em Mad”
A.Chic — “Bandits”
Tierra Traniece — “Gno (Girls Night Out)”
Kali Cass & City Girls — “Handle It”
City Girls – “Rap Sh*t”
Baby Keem & Travis Scott — “Durag Activity”
La Chat – “Slob On My Cat”

HBO Max’s ‘Rap Sh!t’ airs on Thursdays at 9:00pm EST

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Gucci Mane Slides 1017’s ‘So Icy Christmas’ Compilation Into Rap Fans’ Stockings

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Well, half his label is going to be locked up come Christmas, but somehow that still hasn’t stopped Gucci Mane from feeling the holiday spirit and continuing his longstanding season tradition of releasing a holiday-themed compilation album. While previous years have seen new iterations of the trap pioneer’s East Atlanta Santa mixtapes (most recently in 2019), this year’s project is, like his October 2021 release So Icy Boyz, a compilation project showcasing the talents of his 1017 signees such as Bic Fizzle, Big Scarr, BigWalkDog, Enchanting, and Hot Boy Wes.

Unfortunately, two of the label’s biggest stars, Foogiano and Pooh Shiesty, are not on the compilation despite being the consensus standouts of last year’s So Icy Summer and having massive breakouts earlier this year as a result. Both rappers are locked up facing various federal charges after a series of shootings; Foogiano, in custody for skipping bail to attend a funeral a state away from his native Georgia, was indicted for a South Carolina club shootout that left two dead, while Pooh was accused of not only shooting a security guard at a Miami club but also playing Grinch during a driveway sneaker sale, shooting the seller in the buttocks and stealing the shoes (but forgetting to collect all his cash in the getaway).

Apparently, Gucci won’t let their dilemmas bring down the rest of the team, slinking down rap fans’ collective chimneys and dropping off this 17-track celebration of the season. While only a handful of the tracks seem to be actually about Christmas — namely, the ones Gucci himself is on — it’s still a worthwhile addition to his quasi-annual tradition, bringing some cheer to a December capping a year that desperately needs it.

So Icy Christmas is out now via Atlantic. Get it here.

Lil Baby, Yo Gotti & More Share Who’s Next Up on Record Labels

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Who’s next to blow up on these rapper-run record labels? Let Lil Baby, Yo Gotti and more tell you.
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