NBA YoungBoy Never Broke Again's 2022 net worth strands true to his name

NBA YoungBoy Never Broke Again has worked hard in the industry and it has helped him boost his net worth in 2022. Recently, the rapper was found not guilty in a federal gun case. The rapper was arrested in March 2021 following a high-speed chase through Tarzana.

NBA YoungBoy Never Broke Again has worked hard in the industry and it has helped him boost his net worth in 2022.

Recently, the rapper was found not guilty in a federal gun case. The rapper was arrested in March 2021 following a high-speed chase through Tarzana.

On July 15, he appeared in front of the jury and was found not guilty.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s 2022 net worth revealed

As per Celebrity Net Worth, the rapper has an estimated net worth of $6 million. His name became known in the industry between 2015 and 2015 as he released six mixtapes.

Fans fell in love with his music and it did not take him long to grow his following. Seeing the amount of love and support he was receiving, the rapper dropped his first album Until Death Call My Name.

In it, his song Outside Today managed to grab the attention of many and became one of his first hits. His fame continued to grow in 2019 as he dropped songs like Bandit, Al YoungBoy 2, and others. At the same time, the rapper has also boosted his social media presence which helps to land brand collaborations.

A look at his March 2021 arrest

As per CBS, the arrest was initially made because the rapper had an outstanding warrant. Due to this, in March 2021, the police tried to stop his vehicle as he drove through Tarzana. However, the vehicle did not stop and it ended up in a short pursuit.

When the vehicle ultimately came to a halt the rapper tried fleeing the scene on foot. The arrest was because back in September 2020, the rapper was among 16 people arrested on drug and firearm charges in Louisiana. 

Rapper proved not guilty

The verdict comes after a three-day trial. It was found by the jury that the rapper was not guilty of a charge of illegal firearms possession over a loaded handgun found in his car last year.

YoungBoy’s attorney, Andre Belanger, told TMZ that the rapper started to cry when the verdict was announced in the court. He said: “it’s been a stressful and emotional situation for him.”

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles told the outlet: “We believe the evidence presented in this case supported the charges brought by the grand jury. While we are disappointed with the verdict, we respect the jury’s decision.”

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