Redman net worth, A Look at His Career Growth and Financial Success

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Redman Net Worth

Redman Net Worth:	$22 Million
Name:	Redman
Salary:	$1 Million
Monthly Income:	$0.1 Million
Date of Birth:	April 17, 1970
Age:	53 Yrs
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.85m. (6’ 1”)
Weight:	80 kg or 176 lbs
Profession:	American rapper
Nationality:	American

Redman net worth is estimated to be around $22 million as of 2023. His primary source of income comes from his successful music career, including album sales, royalties, and concert tours. Redman has released multiple albums throughout his career, many of which have achieved commercial success. His collaboration with Method Man, both in music and on-screen, has also contributed significantly to his earnings.

Redman Net Worth in the Last Five Years:

Redman Net worth in 2019 was $12 million
Redman Net worth in 2020 was $15 million
Redman Net worth in 2021 was $18 million
Redman Net worth in 2022 was $20 million
Redman Net worth in 2023 is $22 million

Redman net worth has steadily grown over the past five years, reflecting his successful music career, collaborations, and ventures in other entertainment industries. His consistent album releases, touring, and endorsement deals have contributed significantly to his financial success.

Who is Redman

Redman Net Worth: $22 Million in 2023

Date of Birth: Apr 17, 1970 (53 years old)

Place of Birth: Newark

Gender: Male

Height: 6 ft (1.85 m)

Profession: Actor, Record producer, Rapper, Film Score Composer, Disc jockey, Master of Ceremonies, Voice Actor

Nationality: United States of America

Redman has released eight solo studio albums and three with Method Man & Redman. Redman’s 1992 debut solo album, “Whut? Thee Album”, was certified gold and peaked at number 49 on the Billboard 200 chart. His most commercially successful album was 2000’s “Doc’s da Name” in 1998 which went platinum and several of his singles reached the top ten on the Hot Rap Songs chart including “Blow Your Mind”, “How High” (with Method Man) and “Da Goodness” (featuring Busta Rhymes).

In 2002, he was featured on Christina Aguilera’s single “Dirrty”, which earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Collaboration and a Teen Choice Award nomination for Choice Music – Hook-Up. Redman was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group for “Ooh”, his 2000 collaboration with De La Soul. Although best known for his music, Redman has appeared in over 30 films and television projects such as How High (2001), Scary Movie 3 (2003), Method and Red (2004), Seed of Chucky (2004) and Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2019). He has also voiced four Def Jam video games as well as True Crime: New York City (2005). In 2015, Redman teamed up with streetwear brand Mighty Healthy to launch a 420-themed clothing line.

Redman Early Life:

Redman was born Reginald “Reggie” Noble on April 17, 1970 in Newark, New Jersey. He grew up with mother Darlene, father Eddie, and sister Rosalyn, a rapper known as Roz; she sang several of her brother’s songs. His cousin Rahem Brown (also known as Tame One) is also a rapper. Redman attended 13th Avenue School, Speedway Avenue School, and West Side High School, and also attended Montclair State University, but was expelled as a freshman due to poor academic performance.

At the age of 16, Redman moved back in with his mother, who forced him to leave after she found out he was selling cocaine. At 18, he began DJing at house parties and parks under the name DJ Kut-Killa, and he eventually became the DJ for Lords of the Underground and was discovered by Eric Sermon of the hip hop duo EPMD. Redman moved into Sermon’s Long Island apartment and began touring with EPMD. At the 1990 EPMD show, he performed a freestyle rap in which he used every letter of the alphabet to describe himself as a rapper, and soon signed a recording deal with Def Jam.

Career Growth of Redman:

In 1990, Redman performed the tracks “Brothers on My Jock” and “Hardcore” on the EPMD album Business as Usual, and on September 22, 1992, he released his first album, Whut? The Album”. Redman was named “Rap Artist of the Year” by The Source magazine on his debut album. He released his next album, Dare Iz a Darkside, in 1994, which peaked at number 13 on the Billboard 200 and number 1 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. His next two albums, 1996’s “Muddy Waters” and 1998’s “Doc’s da Name” also reached No. 1 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

The two albums included the hit singles “Whateva Man” (feat. Eric Sermon), “It’s Like That (My Big Brother)” (feat. K-Solo) and “Da Goodness” (feat. Busta Rhymes). Around the same time, Redman’s “Do What You Feel” was featured on the Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories soundtrack, and he performed “Got my Mind Made Up” from 2Pac’s All Eyez on Me. In 1998, Redman collaborated with Def Squad on El Nino, and the following year, Method Man & Redman’s first album, Blackout!, was released. “Eclipse!” peaked at number 3 on the Billboard 200 and was certified platinum.

In 2001, Method Man & Redman released “How High: The Soundtrack” and the single “Part II” (with Toni Braxton) went gold. The same year, Redman also released “Malpractice”, his fifth solo album, which included the singles “Let’s Get Dirty (I Can’t Get in da Club)” (feat. DJ Kool) and “Smash Sumthin'” (feat. Adam F.). After “Malpractice” he released the mixtapes “Ill At Will Vol. 1” (2004) and “Ill At Will Vol. 2” (2005), and in 2007 his sixth solo album “Red Gone Wild: Thee Album” was released.

In 2009, Method Man & Redman released Blackout! 2″, which peaked at number 2 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Top Rap Albums charts. In 2010, Redman released the album “Reggie”, followed by “Mudface” in 2015. In 2020, Redman released the “3 Joints” EP on his Gilla House label. He appeared as a featured artist on dozens of tracks including Wu-Tang Clan’s “Redbull” (2000), Pink’s “Sweet Dreams” (2002), Snoop Dogg’s “From Long Beach 2 Brick City” (2002), 88-Keys. “Burning Bush” (2008) and “Red” from the game (2011).

Redman Personal Life:

Redman is married and has three children with his current wife and two from previous relationships. In 2001, his modest Staten Island home was featured on an episode of MTV’s Cheat Sheets. In 2017, he told XXL magazine that he still lives in a 2-bedroom, 2-bath house, saying, “I don’t know what to do with a big house… I like to just stay in a comfortable [environment].” Redman is a supporter of 211 Community Impact, a non-profit organization founded by his friend Dupree L. Kelly. The charity is dedicated to “providing innovative public education programs, public policy information and resources, and forums for active community participation and inclusive decision-making in Newark.”

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Redman’s Awards and Achievements

Redman, a highly respected rapper and artist, has garnered several achievements and accolades throughout his career. While it is important to note that the list below may not be exhaustive, it highlights some of Redman’s notable achievements and awards:

Grammy Awards:
- 1995: Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group for “I’ll Bee Dat!” with Method Man.
BET Hip Hop Awards:
- 2009: Best Collaboration for “A-Yo” with Method Man.
- 2010: Best Collaboration for “A-Yo” with Method Man.
MTV Video Music Awards:
- 2001: Best Hip Hop Video for “The Rockwilder” with Method Man.
Source Awards:
- 1993: New Artist of the Year.
- 1995: Lyricist of the Year.
- 1997: Lyricist of the Year.
Soul Train Music Awards:
- 1995: Best Rap Album for “Whut? Thee Album.”
- 1997: Best Rap Album for “Muddy Waters.”
BET Awards:
- 2009: Best Group for “A-Yo” with Method Man.
VH1 Hip Hop Honors:
- 2007: Honored as part of the Def Jam Records family.