G Herbo's Net Worth (Updated 2022) | Wealthy Gorilla

Net Worth:	$3 Million
Age:	30
Born:	October 8, 1995
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Rapper
Last Updated:	Feb 9, 2026

Introduction

G Herbo is an American professional rapper and songwriter with an estimated net worth of $3 Million.

Herbo is signed to Machine Entertainment Group. He has released the mixtapes ‘Welcome to Fazoland’, ‘Pistol P Project’, ‘Ballin Like I’m Kobe’, and ‘Strictly 4 My Fans’.

Career

Growing up in Chicago, IL, G Herbo was influenced by artists like Gucci Mane, Jeezy, and Meek Mill, all of whom inspired his music style.

Both he and rapper Lil Bibby are close friends, and the pair are associated with the group N.L.M.B., which formed a merger of several Chicago gangs.

Herbo’s career was kick-started in 2012 when he, along with Lil Bibby, gained attention with their song “Kill Shit,” which has over 50 million views on YouTube.

As their influence continued to grow, Canadian rapper Drake even noticed them and called them the future of the industry.

Mixtapes And Big Time Collaborations

G Herbo’s first mixtape, Welcome to Fazoland, was released in 2014 in honor of Fazon Robinson, the first of his friends to die by gun violence in Chicago.

Met with critical acclaim, this mixtape helped make G Herbo a real contender in the music industry, and it landed him some significant collaborations.

A few months after dropping his mixtape, Herbo collaborated with Nicki Minaj on her single “Chiraq,” and he appeared on Common’s album Nobody’s Smiling.

To finish out the year, Herbo released a surprise mixtape called Pistol P Project, which was received well by fans.

In April 2015, he was featured on Chief Keef’s “Faneto” along with Lil Bibby and fellow Chicago rapper King Louie.

After being snubbed and left off the XXL Mag’s Freshman Cover, he released his single “XXL,” which the magazine complimented.

Fortunately, he was featured in the 2016 Freshman Class after releasing his third mixtape, Ballin Like I’m Kobe, and signed with Cinematic Music Group.

Hitting His Stride

G Herbo announced his first studio album in April 2016, titled Humble Beast, and he released the singles “Pull Up” and “Drop” soon after.

After dropping another two singles, he was featured on DJ Twin’s “They Know Us,” along with Sean Kingston and Lil Bibby.

In March 2017, he released Welcome to Fazoland 1.5, which contained unreleased songs from the first mixtape.

Throughout the year, he also continued to release more singles from Humble Beast, which dropped in September and debuted at No. 21 on the Billboard 200.

Following the release of his album, he released a deluxe version in 2018, which featured more songs, including “Shook.”

A few months later, he released his collaborative album Swervo, with Young Thug, Chief Keef, and 21 Savage, which proved to be a huge hit.

G Herbo kept this vibe going in his second studio album, released in February 2019, titled Still Swervin, which hit No. 41 on the Billboard 200 chart.

His third studio album, PTSD, was released in early 2020, and it was his best performing yet, hitting No. 7 on the Billboard 200 and featuring several other rappers.

Legal Troubles, Charity, And Continued Success

While 2020 saw continued success for G Herbo, he was also hit with identity fraud charges, which he addressed in his song “Statement.”

Although he’s since pled guilty to the charges and agreed to pay a fine of $140k, this has done little to slow down his climb to the top.

Despite being hit with these charges, the same year, he started Swervin’ Through Stress, a program designed to help Black youth with their mental health.

Inspired by his own experiences, this initiative provides a 12-week course that gives kids therapeutic resources to improve themselves.

A year after launching Swervin’ Through Stress, he released his fourth studio album, 25, which included the singles “Really Like That” and “Break Yoself.”

In 2022, he was featured on King Von’s song “Facetime,” which was released on his posthumous album, What It Means to Be King.

He also dropped his fifth studio album, Survivor’s Remorse, which hit No. 9 on the Billboard 200 and earned 36.4 million streams in its first week.

Most recently, he made a guest appearance on Kin Von’s second posthumous album, Grandson, with a verse in “Real Oppy.”

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