Mack Maine has a net worth of $13 million as an American rapper, composer, and record executive. Mack Maine amassed his fortune as the head of Young Money Entertainment, the co-founder of Kush Entertainment, and the founder of Soothe Your Soul Records. He collaborated with Lil Wayne on the songs “Got Money” (2008) and “How to Love” (2011), and he appeared on the official remix of “Got Money.”
“Got Money” received a Grammy nomination for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration in 2009. Mack also co-wrote Rick Ross’s 2012 single “So Sophisticated.” Maine has been in a number of music videos, including “Young Money: BedRock” (2009), “Drake Feat. Lil Wayne: Miss Me” (2010), “Meek Mill Feat. Drake: Amen” (2012), and “Busta Rhymes Feat.
What legal issues did Mack Maine faced?
Mack Maine was charged with sexual violence in September 2013 following an incident at a Lil Wayne concert the previous month. According to TMZ, the court records indicate that “officials believe the 31-year-old rapper invited Rachel Reed and Cailey Maddox onto a tour bus on August 22, 2013 … and while on the bus, ‘put his hand down Rachel’s dress and grabbed her right breast’ without her consent.” According to the records, “Rachel became upset, and when she and Cailey attempted to leave the bus, [Mack Maine] held the door shut.”
Cailey was heading down the stairs when the door was opened, but she turned and glanced back to call for Rachel, and [Mack] hit her in the face, shattering her jaw and knocking her down.” On September 20, 2013, Maine surrendered to authorities in Oklahoma County and was released on $9,000 bond.
Meanwhile, Mack competed in an MTV freestyle battle in 2003, coming 16th out of 1,000 entrants. The next year, he performed on the BET Awards backstage with rapper Cassidy, and in 2005, he co-founded the record label Young Money Entertainment with Lil Wayne. Young Money Entertainment has had over a dozen albums top the “Billboard” 200 list, including multiple Lil Wayne and Drake albums, as well as Nicki Minaj’s “Pink Friday” (2010) and “Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded” (2012).
The label has published the compilation albums “We Are Young Money” (2009), “Rich Gang” (2013), and “Rise of an Empire” (2014), all of which charted in the top ten on the “Billboard” 200, Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, and Top Rap Albums. In 2008, Maine participated in Lil Wayne’s “Got Money” remix, and he appeared in the song’s music video. Mack and Lil Wayne also played the song on the NBC sketch comedy series “Saturday Night Live” in September 2008.
Maine appeared on Lil Wayne’s “I Am Music” tour and mtvU’s Spring Break performance in 2009. He released “This Is Just a Mixtape,” a mixtape that featured Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Pleasure P, Soulja Slim, Gorilla Zoe, Mystikal, and Mistah Fab. Mack appeared on numerous tracks on the 2009 compilation CD “We Are Young Money,” and he also appeared in a Lil Wayne-themed “Behind the Music” episode that year. Mack appeared alongside Snoop Dogg on T-Pain’s single “Ghetto Commandments” in 2010, and he provided the voice for the Adult Swim animated special “Freaknik: The Musical.”
In 2013, he released “Celebrate,” a music video featuring Lil Wayne and Talib Kweli, and he participated on the tracks “Tapout,” “Dreams Come True,” and “Angel” on the Young Money/Cash Money compilation album “Rich Gang.” Maine also appeared on the 2014 compilation album “Rise of an Empire,” singing “Fresher Than Ever” and “You Already Know.”
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