Yelawolf Net Worth

Yelawolf Net Worth is
$3.5 Million

Yelawolf Biography

5 Million: Yelawolf net worth and income: Yelawolf can be an American hiphop recording artist who includes a net worth of $4. Born simply because Michael Wayne Atha, Yelawolf spent some time working with popular performers like Travis Barker, Ed Sheeran, and Eminem. He spent some time working as a singer, actor, and producer and can be a good skateboarder. The approximated net worthy of of Yelawolf is certainly $4 million US dollars. His debut album produced its access at No. 27 on the Billboard 200 list. This career is undoubtedly the one, which produced him a millionaire in the music industry. Yelawolf in addition has starred in the truth series ‘The Street to Stardom with Missy Elliott’, which produced him a favorite star that he’s today. Yelawolf Biography: Michael aka Yelawolf was created on December 30, 1979, in Gadsden, Alabama. His mother was just 15 when she provided birth to him. He’s of Light American descent. His name ‘Yelawolf’ actually means ‘Yela’ as sunlight, power, light, food cravings and ‘Wolf’ as the capability to survive. In the March 2011 of XXL’s, he was noticed on the cover along with Eminem. Dobson is usually a documenting artist by occupation. He was students of Carter Lawrence Elementary College in Nashville and experienced spent a lot of his amount of time in Antioch, Tennessee. When he utilized to reside in Berkeley, California, he utilized to spend his amount of time in People’s Recreation area. He is definitely centered on his career since he was youthful. Yelawolf is also occasionally known as Catfish Billy. Yelawolf was involved to his girlfriend, Fefe Dobson in July 2013. During his childhood, he offers moved to many locations. We also added few albums income which include Trunk Muzik

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Yelawolf
Net Worth	$3.5 Million
Salary	$3.5 million
Date Of Birth	December 30, 1979
Height	1.83 m
Profession	Singer-songwriter, Rapper, Till It's Gone, Best Friend, Daddy's Lambo
Nationality	American
Facebook	http://www.facebook.com/yelawolf
Twitter	http://www.twitter.com/yelawolf
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Interesting Facts

#	Fact
1	Was a former skateboarder.
2	Is of Native American (Cherokee) descent.
3	Signed to Interscope/Shady Records by hip-hop artist Eminem.
4	Lived in Alabama and Tennessee growing up.
5	Has three children, two sons and one daughter, born 2002, 2004, 2006, respectively.
6	Is an avid fan of songwriter/singer Johnny Cash and hip-hop group Outcast.
7	Released his first full-length album Radioactive in 2011.
8	Engaged to singer/songwriter Fefe Dobson as of 2013.
9	Is the founder of the independent record label Slumerican.
10	Has a tattoo of June Carter and Johnny Cash representing his love with his new fiancé, Fefe.



Trademarks

#	Trademark
1	Green eyes
2	Nose ring
3	Fast paced rap-style
4	Multiple tattoos
5	Long black hair



Quotes

#	Quote
1	Life is a long story. Like I've said before, I've yet to write a record that defines me entirely as a person. I'm not really trying to say anything specific. I want to represent the culture. [I want to] use images of people and places and things that I've seen to make music with.
2	I would love to work with Anthony Kiedis. I think I've said that so many times. I'm just zoned in on possibly working with him. [On who he would like to work with on future projects.]
3	There are grandparents alive today whose parents went through a war just out of the slave trade. It's a very real situation. You don't take that shit lightly. Hip-hop and American music culture is black culture. Know your roots. Know who the fuck you're getting this music from and respect it. [On white rappers using the N word.]
4	In the fifth grade, I had [written] my first rhyme and it was really, you know, just gangster rap. It was pretty much influenced by Ice Cube and NWA. I was just trying to emulate them. I would have a lot of curse words, and you know, shoot you this, fuck you that. So, I was making copies in the office and the principal was like "Let me see that." He suspended me. He tried to suspend me for profanity and called my mom. My mom came up to the school and was like, "[What] the fuck do you mean suspend him? You can't suspend him for expressing himself. Look what he's surrounded by." At the time we were living in Antioch, but we were getting bussed from Antioch to downtown Nashville to this school called Carter Lawrence surrounded by projects. [There were] bars all on the windows, liquor stores, pawn shops. That's what I was looking at. [There were] drug dealers in the playground, needles on the playground, kids in fifth grade, sixth grade dealing crack during recess. As real as it gets. That's what introduced me to the street culture of hip-hop.
5	[on interviewing artists] I just think that , like, I just wish that some of the people would take it more seriously, like documenting music. It used to be so hard to get to a band. Back in the day, it was so tough. Everything today is so accessible. There's movies about great writers and people who went out and documented great artists, followed bands, and got great interviews. So, I just want them to look at it as an art and stop being so redundant. If you're interviewing an artist, I would think, at least if it was me, I would do a little research and watch some interviews that they've done before, and be sure to do something creative.



Filmography