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Rylo Rodriguez

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Musician

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Last Modified: September 22, 2021

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General Information

Born Name : Ryan Quincy Adams
Nicknames : Rylo Rodriguez
Gender : Male
Age : 32
Birthday : 1993-09-30
Birth Sign : Libra
Occupation : Rapper, Hip-hop Artist, Music
Birthplace : Alabama
Location : United States
Nationality : American
Sexual Orientation : Straight
Skin Type : Normal
Body type : Average
Net Worth : $400 thousand

Physical Info

Race / Ethnicity : American
Height : 170cm / 5.6ft
Weight : 65kg / 143lbs
Hair Type : Afro
Hair Length : Medium
Hair Color : Black
Eye Color : Dark Brown
Shoe Size : 44 EU / 9.5 UK / 10 US

Family

Marital Status : Single
Reliationship : Shakayla

Other İnformations

Religion : Christianity

Social media accounts

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/rylorodriguez
Twitter : https://twitter.com/rylorodriguez

Rylo Rodriguez Facts

Rylo Rodriguez was born in Mobile, Alabama, on September 30, 1993. Ryan Adams is Rylo’s real name. He was raised by his grandfather, who also looked after his mother. Rylo has three siblings: two brothers and one niece. Since his grandparents died, he had a difficult childhood. Rapper and hip-hop artist who is known for having earned representation from the Globe Lyfe Entertainment label. He is best recognized for his hit singles "Rogervile", "Mufasa", and "100 Years". He wrote a song about Steve McNair which was produced by Al'Geno and released in February of 2019. He was the subject of a documentary film entitled The Golden Child where he returned to his hometown in Alabama to record his debut full-length album. He first started earning recognition for his music in 2018 when he released the single "Bmf". That same year, he also released the songs "Relocate" and "Mufasa". He was born and raised in Mobile, Alabama. He grew up with two brothers and a sister. He was the subject of a documentary film entitled The Golden Child where he returned to his hometown in Alabama to record his debut full-length album.