Shy Glizzy, born Marquis Amonte King, has an estimated net worth of $2 million. He built his wealth through music sales, streaming revenue, live performances, and collaborations with other artists in the hip-hop industry.
Shy Glizzy rose to mainstream attention with his 2018 debut album Fully Loaded, which featured the Gold-certified single “Do You Understand?” alongside Gunna and Tory Lanez. He also gained earlier recognition with his breakout track “Awwsome” and as a featured artist on “Crew” by GoldLink.
| Shy Glizzy net worth | $2 Million |
| Date of Birth | December 12, 1992 |
| Place of Birth | Washington, D.C. |
Early life
Shy Glizzy was born on December 12, 1992, in Washington, D.C.. He faced challenges early in life after losing his father to gun violence while still an infant. Raised by his mother and grandmother, he grew up in Southeast D.C. and had several run-ins with the law during his teenage years, including time in juvenile detention, where he earned his GED.
Music career
He began his music journey in 2011 with the mixtape “No Brainer,” followed by a series of projects that steadily built his reputation in the rap scene. His 2014 mixtape “Young Jefe” marked a turning point, producing the hit single “Awwsome,” which gained national attention.
Over the years, Shy Glizzy released multiple mixtapes, including “Law,” “Law 2,” and “Young Jefe 2,” collaborating with artists such as Wale, Yo Gotti, and Young Thug. His consistency helped him transition from the mixtape circuit to commercial success.
In 2017, he released his first EP, “The World is Yours,” under the name Jefe, before returning to his original stage name and dropping “Fully Loaded” in 2018. The album’s success cemented his place in mainstream hip-hop.
Collaborations
Beyond his solo work, Shy Glizzy gained wider exposure through collaborations. His feature on “Crew” with GoldLink and Brent Faiyaz earned a Grammy nomination, further boosting his profile.
Personal life
Shy Glizzy is known to practice Islam and explored his faith from a young age. Interestingly, he has said he listened more to go-go music—a genre native to Washington, D.C.—than rap while growing up.
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