Lil Baby Net Worth 2022: Rapper Charges THIS Much Just For A Feature Verse

Lil Baby is bagging all of the money as his rate just for a verse apparently skyrocketed in a span of two years.

In a recent Complex report, they revealed that Lil Baby, who has been considered one of the most prominent rappers in the scene in the past few years, has upped his value when it comes to collaborations.

Two years ago, Lil Baby only charged $100,000 for a feature verse. At the time, it was a huge catch considering he had already collaborated and worked with big-shot rappers like Drake, Future, DJ Khaled, and even Travis Scott, among a few tracks.

Other Hip Hop personalities have even encouraged the budding MC to at least increase his rate, doubling it even, considering his worth and talent that was slowly getting recognized by both mainstream and hip-hop.

A pandemic later, it would seem like Lil Baby has finally heeded everyone's input and significantly increased her asking rate for a guest verse for a collaboration.

As of September 2022, Lil Baby is tied with Elvis Presley in having 109 tracks debuted on the Billboard Hot 100. Drake leads the bill with 278 songs opening on the charts, while the Glee Cast holds the second at 207.

If Lil Baby managed to release more Hot 100 debuting songs, he could beat Chris Brown's 112 records, coming close to Nicki Minaj's 124.

Recently, the "Do We Have A Problem" hitmaker opened up to Big Loon's The Experience podcast and finally revealed how much his guest verse costs.

"I don't even be doing features no more. Like, $300,000, $350,000. But I ain't been doing features lately," he confessed.

The rate is fairly warranted, considering his growing acclaim in the music industry. Besides, Baby is currently working on his next project, which is why collaborations aren't his top priority nowadays.

Lil Baby Net Worth 2022

According to CA Knowledge, Lil Baby's Net Worth is already at $6 Million. His fortune is attributed mostly to his music and touring efforts.

To date, Lil Baby has only produced two studio albums. His debut album, "Harder Than Ever," debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 charts, while his "My Turn" opened to No. 1 on the same charts in 2020.

The rapper also had three Billboard Hot 100 No. 2 hits, one with Nicki Minaj for "Do We Have A Problem" and two with Drake on "Wants and Needs," and "Girls Want Girls."