Joyner Lucas Net Worth

What is Joyner Lucas's Net Worth?

Joyner Lucas is an American rapper who has a net worth of $4 million. Joyner Lucas is known for such songs as "I'm Not Racist," "Stranger Things," and "ISIS," and for his featured appearance on Eminem's hit 2018 single "Lucky You." His studio albums include "ADHD" (2020), "Not Now I'm Busy" (2024), and "ADHD 2" (2025).

Early Life and Education

Joyner Lucas was born Gary Lucas Jr. on August 17, 1988 in Worcester, Massachusetts. He was educated at South High Community School.

Start of Rap Career

After originally using G-Storm as his rap name, Lucas began going by the moniker Future Joyner and formed the group Film Skool Rejekts. The group released its debut mixtape, "Workprint: The Greatest Mixtape of All Time," in 2007. That was followed by the mixtape "Midnight Movie" in late 2008. Film Skool Rejekts released two more mixtapes: "Music for the B*tches" (2010) and "Mind Ya Business: The Greatest Mixtape of All Time Pt. 2" (2011). Lucas also collaborated with HeadCrack on the 2010 mixtape "Side Bettin Vol. 1," and released his debut solo mixtape, "Listen to Me," in 2011. Following the ascendance of rapper Future, Lucas dropped that word from his name and became Joyner Lucas. His first release under that name was the 2013 mixtape "Low Frequency Oscillators." Lucas then released "Along Came Joyner" in 2015, which included his viral single "Ross Capicchioni."

Rise to Fame

After signing to Atlantic Records in 2016, Lucas released his fourth mixtape and major-label debut, "508-507-2209," in 2017. Its lead single was "I'm Sorry." Lucas gained his widest exposure yet in late 2017 with the release of his controversial single "I'm Not Racist." The music video for the single went viral and later earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Music Video. Lucas had another hit the next year with the single "Stranger Things," a collaboration with Chris Brown. He also collaborated with Brown on the singles "I Don't Die" and "Just Let Go." Lucas had one of his biggest hits as a featured artist on Eminem's 2018 song "Lucky You," which peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100 and received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Rap Song.

Continued Success

In 2020, Lucas released his debut studio album, "ADHD." It was preceded by nine singles, including "I Love," "Devil's Work," and "ISIS," the last of which charted in multiple countries. The album itself was also a success, reaching number ten on the Billboard 200 and number six on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Later in 2020, Lucas released his debut EP, "Evolution," which made it to number 49 on the Billboard 200. He went on to release a number of collaborative singles in 2021, including "Ramen & OJ" with Lil Baby and "Your Heart" with J. Cole.

Lucas released his second studio album, "Not Now I'm Busy," in 2024. Supported by seven singles and featuring guest appearances by such artists as Jelly Roll, Logic, and YoungBoy Never Broke Again, the album reached number 42 on the Billboard 200 and number 14 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. In the summer of 2025, Lucas released his third studio album and a sequel to his first, "ADHD 2." It includes guest appearances by T-Pain, DaBaby, J Balvin, and Big Sean, among others.

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Acting Appearances

In addition to his music career, Lucas has acted in some films. His first film was the 2023 Apple TV+ action comedy "The Family Plan," in which he played the henchman of Ciarán Hinds's villain. The year after that, Lucas played a gang leader in the buddy cop action comedy "Bad Boys: Ride or Die," the fourth installment in the "Bad Boys" film series.

Personal Life

With his ex-girlfriend Carmen Ayala, Lucas had a son named Joyner in 2016. His son has appeared in some of his music videos, including the one for the 2020 single "Will."

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