King Bach's Net Worth (Updated 2022) | Wealthy Gorilla

Net Worth:	$3 Million
Age:	37
Born:	June 26, 1988
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Actor/Comedian
Last Updated:	Feb 11, 2026

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• Introduction
• Before Wealth & Fame
• Vine
• Television Career
• Comedy Shows
• Notable Movie Appearances
• Bach Enterprises
• Gloveworx Investment
• Six26 Wine
• Brand Deals

Introduction

King Bach is a Canadian professional actor, comedian, and Internet personality with an estimated net worth of $3 Million.

Bach was the most followed person on the now-defunct video-sharing service Vine. Like many of the platform’s other popular creators, such as Logan and Jake Paul, Bach pushed his audience to his other social media channels before Vine closed down. This led to him gaining recognition beyond social media, appearing in several movies and TV series.

Before Wealth & Fame

With his background studying improvisational theater at The Groundlings, King Bach was set to launch his hugely successful career in entertainment. He would go on to dominate the now-defunct video-sharing platform Vine before appearing in movies and television shows with high-profile celebrities. Bach also made a mark on the music industry, releasing several popular songs that dominated social media on TikTok and Instagram.

Vine

After moving to Los Angeles, King Bach pursued his passion for comedy and performance by creating a Vine channel. Before long, he had risen through the ranks of the platform’s top content creators to amass over sixteen million followers with over six billion video loops.

His first video was uploaded to Vine in 2013 after Brittany Furlan, an internet personality and comedian, introduced Bach to the platform. Soon after his debut, he worked regularly with Bart Baker on a series of parody music videos, including his portrayal of Pharrell Williams in a parody “Happy” video.

Additional songs the duo created include playful parodies of “Problem” by Big Sean. Tupac Shakur’s “Big Girls Cry” and “Dark Horse” by Juicy J. His rising fame on Vine also led King Bach to host the Streamy Awards, which recognized prominent social media content creators.

Television Career

With his growing reputation as a comedian and prolific content creator, King Bach would inevitably break through into mainstream entertainment. His first break came in 2012, when he played Chris in four episodes of the comedy series House of Lies, starring Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell.

Thanks to his signing with talent agency UTA, Bach soon picked up more television roles, becoming a recurring cast member on MTV’s Wild ‘n Out. A battle rap improvisation game show created by Nick Cannon, Wild ‘N Out was a ratings success, with over twenty seasons aired on the channel.

Comedy Shows

Thanks to the success of Wild ‘n Out and House of Lies, King Bach became increasingly sought after in the television industry over the following years. He followed these two series with recurring roles in Mindy Kaling’s self-titled series, The Mindy Project, and in Black Jesus as Trayvon. Appearances on shows including Key & Peele, The Soul Man, and Punk’d occurred between 2014 and 2015, as did the sitcom Resident Advisers.

More recently, King Bach’s television work has seen him branch out into diverse role types, notably with his appearance in the horror series The Walking Dead. In 2021, he continued the horror theme with his role as Jackson in an episode of Creepshow while evolving as an actor on the big screen.

Notable Movie Appearances

Between 2012 and 2014, King Bach experimented with short movies as an actor and worked behind the camera as a writer, director, and executive producer. This experience helped him land his first significant role in 2015, when he appeared on-screen with Zac Efron in the comedy We Are Your Friends.

Bach would appear in multiple movies throughout the late 2010s, including the Marlon Wayans comedy Fifty Shades of Black and Grow House. Additional films from this period that featured Bach in supporting roles included Shot Caller, Where’s The Money, and the romantic comedy When We First Met.

King Bach would remain a prolific big-screen actor into the 2020s, appearing in no less than six movies in 2020 alone. He returned to The Babysitter franchise, which he had helped establish in 2017, once again for the Killer Queen sequel, along with Greenland and Coffee & Kareem.

Bach has continued to push the genre boundaries, working on horror thrillers such as Fear while demonstrating his adaptability in the drama Float.

Bach Enterprises

Bachelor founded his talent management and content studio, Bach Enterprises, with his sister, Christina, in 2014. The studio was created to give Bachelor total control over his own projects and brand partnerships. In addition to producing his own content, the company represented other digital creators, managing collaborations and creating platform-ready content. Under the umbrella of Bach Enterprises, Bachelor also created Bach Studios to handle production work outside of content creation. This part of the company focuses on developing short films, shows, and movie ideas for streaming services and TV networks.

On December 3, 2021, it was announced that film and television executive Gary Glushon would join Bach Enterprises as Executive Vice President of Development. Glushon’s credits included the 2010 version of The Karate Kid and the films Seven Pounds and Hancock.

Gloveworx Investment

Bachelor’s next business move was into fitness, when he announced in February 2020 that he was officially a co-owner of the U.S.-based Gloveworx boxing gym, alongside coach Leyon Azubuike. However, there is no publicly available information on the amount of equity he holds in the company, though he regularly films content in the gym.

Six26 Wine

Bachelor continued to explore other business ventures and, in June 2021, co-founded the wine label Six26 with his close friend and model Amanda Cerny. The name Six26 comes from their shared birth date, June 26, and they wanted the brand to celebrate those special moments and resonate with others. Six26 also publicly commits to donating a portion of the proceeds from each shipment to the nonprofit Color of Change.

Brand Deals

Aside from his own business ventures, Bachelor has worked with many well-known brands throughout his career as a content creator. Often, he would make videos that looked like his typical comedy but were actually built around promoting a product. Between 2020 and 2021, he became the face of the fast food brand Jack in the Box. In a series of TV and digital ads, Bach would play the funny guy alongside the Jack in the Box mascot.

In 2021, he also took part in a second high-profile campaign when the potato chip brand Ruffles returned to TV after several years away. Bachelor appeared in the Own Your Ridges commercials with NBA star Anthony Davis and Grammy Award winner T-Pain. Although payment for his ads has never been made public, in a 2024 interview, Bachelor revealed that his first Samsung brand deal paid him about $6,000 for a six‑second Vine.​

Overall, Bachelor has created a small business empire, building his net worth beyond social media.