South African rapper and songwriter Kwesta is worth $2 million. However, he and his friends founded the rap group Ghetto Fellaz in 2003 when he was just 15 years old. The group then changed its name to The Juvenylz. He and his co-founder Kid X are currently employed by the independent record label RapLyf Records.

His studio debut Special ReKwest was released in 2010 and was followed by his second studio album, DaKAR, which was released in 2013 and debuted at number three on the iTunes South Africa Hip-hop/Rap chart.

The tracks “Ngud,” “Nomayini,” “Day Ones,” “Ngiyazifela Ngawe,” “Mayibabo,” and “Mmino” were included on his third studio album, DaKAR II, which was released on February 26, 2016. It received a 7x Platinum certification from the South African music industry (RISA). Kwesta sold 210 000 copies in South Africa before going on to become the best-selling hip-hop album of all time.

The song “Spirit,” which featured the American rapper Wale and received a platinum certification from RISA, was released in 2017. His accolades include six South African Music Awards, four South African Hip Hop Awards, an MTV Africa Music Award, and a Metro FM Award.
Kwesta’s Net worth and source of income

Kwesta is one of the richest rappers in South Africa. This proves that he does, in fact, profit from his songs.

His worth is $2 million.

Kwesta has a net worth of ZAR 31 million (Rand). He is one of the most widely marketable artists in the country.

The majority of this money was generated from album sales, tours, concerts, YouTube streams, endorsement deals, and countless more unrecorded transactions.

On YouTube, he has over 170,000 subscribers and 46 million streams. He earns money through Spotify and other online stores in addition to YouTube.
Career

As a judge for the 2007 Sprite Hip Hoop Tour, Kwesta made an appearance on The Ventilation Street Tape. Along with other musicians, he also contributed to the Nokia Defend Your Street Campaign’s theme song.

Kwesta released his debut single, Sharp Fede, in the same year.

He later collaborated with DJ C-Live on a mixtape.

Kwesta was selected as one of the elite Brand SA Ambassadors in 2010. He gave performances at national roadshows before South Africa hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup. On the Everywhere You Go song for MTN, Kwesta collaborated with several musicians, including Kelly Rowland, Jozi, and 2Face. During the 2010 FIFA World Cup closing ceremony, he again performed.
Cars and Houses

 

 

 

 

Have you ever questioned Kwesta’s choice of car? All right, ladies and gentlemen, that’s all. Kwesta travels in what appears to be a brand-new BMW that is shining blue.

Ngud’ had everyone going crazy for a man who had a great year and maybe the best song in 2016 (sorry, Wedumo gals)! The rapper’s vehicle is very stunning!

Ever wonder what kind of vehicles Kwesta favors? Truth be told, Kwesta is not only wealthy but also has excellent taste in cars.

Listed here are a handful of his well-known automobile collections: A sparkling blue BMW 4 convertible, a green BMW M4 from the 2018 series, and a white Audi RS Q3 from the 2016 series A.