Bizarre Net Worth

What is Bizarre's Net Worth?

Bizarre is an American rapper and producer who has a net worth of $1 million. Bizarre is best known as a member of the Detroit hip hop group D12, with which he released the number-one hit albums "Devil's Night" (2001) and "D12 World" (2004). He has also released many solo albums, such as "Hannicap Circus" (2005) and "Blue Cheese & Coney Island" (2007), as well as collaborative albums with various other artists.

Early Life

Bizarre, whose real name is Rufus Johnson, was born on July 5, 1976 in Detroit, Michigan and was raised by a single mother. He began rapping in the fifth grade, and earned the nickname Bizarre Kid from a teacher who thought he was constantly talking to himself.

D12

In 1995, Bizarre was invited by fellow Detroit rapper Proof to join his local hip hop group D12. Others in the group included Eminem, Mr. Porter, Kuniva, and Bugz. The group released its debut EP, "The Underground," in 1997. D12 had its commercial breakthrough in 2001 with its debut studio album, "Devil's Night," which debuted atop the Billboard 200. The album was the first to be released on Eminem's label Shady Records, and it spawned the successful singles "Shit on You," "Purple Pills," and "Fight Music."

D12 had its biggest commercial hit with its second studio album, "D12 World." Released in 2004, it debuted at number one in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia. It launched the successful singles "My Band" and "How Come." Ultimately, "D12 World" would be the group's final studio album, and the last release featuring Proof, who passed away in 2006. The group went on to release three mixtapes after that: "Return of the Dozen" (2008), "Return of the Dozen Vol. 2" (2011), and "Devils Night: Reloaded" (2015). D12 also made appearances on songs by Hard Kaur, Nichol9, Swifty McVay, Cryptik Soul, and Versatile, among other artists.

Solo Career

As a solo artist, Bizarre released his debut EP, "Attack of the Weirdos," in 1998. He released his first solo studio album, "Hannicap Circus," in 2005; it peaked at number 48 on the Billboard 200 and number 43 on the UK Albums Chart. Bizarre followed that with "Blue Cheese & Coney Island" in 2007 and "Friday Night at St. Andrews" in 2010. After releasing a number of mixtapes between 2012 and 2019, including "This Guy's a Weirdo" and "Tweek Sity," he concluded the decade with his album "Rufus." Bizarre's solo albums in the early 2020s are "Peter," "He Got a Gun," "18159 Stout," and "HGG2."

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Guest Appearances and Collaborations

Bizarre has made guest appearances on songs by myriad other artists, including Eminem, Killer Mike, King Gordy, Natasha Bedingfield, Hush, Lazarus, Danny Diablo, Kool Keith, and Jae 84. In larger-scale collaborations, he formed the hip hop duo the Davidians with King Gordy in 2008; the duo was renamed L.A.R.S. (Last American Rock Stars) in 2017. That year, L.A.R.S. released its debut mixtape, "Foul World." The duo then released an eponymous studio album in 2018. Bizarre was also a member of the hip hop duo Something Awful, with rapper Fury. They released the album "Taking Lives" in 2013.

In the 2020s, Bizarre collaborated on a number of albums with Foul Mouth, including "Ratt Poison" and multiple albums in the "HGG" series. His other collaborative albums include "All in My Head" (2020), with Wack Rac; "Drugged Emotions Unleashed" (2023), with Freder Seric; and "Trigger Treat" (2024), with Dope D.O.D. Bizarre also made a surprise guest appearance on Eminem's 2024 song "Antichrist," from the latter's studio album "The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)."

Film Appearance

In 2005, Bizarre appeared alongside his fellow D12 members Proof, Kon Artis, Kuniva, and Swift in the sports comedy film "The Longest Yard," a remake of the 1974 film. They all played basketball convicts.

Personal Life

Bizarre is married to fellow Detroit rapper Sindee Syringe, from the band of the same name.

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