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Ras Kass is one of the richest Rapper from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Ras Kass's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
He released his first album Soul on Ice in 1996. His second album Rasassination, featuring In 1996, he released his debut album Soul on Ice followed by his second, Rasassination which featured artists like Twista and Dr. Dre. and Dr. Dre.
He was arrested for drunk driving during the production of Goldyn Chyld’s fourth album. This inspired him to create his mixtapes Institutionalized I and II.
Austin was born on September 26, 1973 and grew up in Carson, Ca. In 1996 he had twin sons (Ras and Taj) with R&B and soul singer-songwriter Teedra Moses. BMF Entertainment artist Barima “Bleu DaVinci” McKnight is his cousin.
After serving only 19 months for his D.U.I. charge, Ras Kass recorded the album Institutionalized and began seeking release from his contract with Priority/Capitol Records. Though intended to be an album, it was released as a mixtape, generating a moderate buzz despite Capitol’s alleged reluctance. He would go on to release two more mixtapes in 2006, Revenge of the Spit and Eat or Die, and got into a fight with former G-Unit rapper The Game over an alleged reference to the rapper’s son in a freestyle. In October 2007, Kass finally succeeded in being released from his record contract. However, after rumors of a deal with Def Jam or G-Unit Records, he was again incarcerated, this time for violating his parole by flying to the 2007 BET Awards. During this time, he put out the album Institutionalized Volume 2 on Babygrande Records. After nearly two years of incarceration, Ras Kass was released from jail at the end of May 2009.
Featured in HipHopDX’s Underground Report, Ras Kass revealed that his next release would be a project called The Quarterly. Originally intended to be completed within the fourth quarter of 2009, it comprises a song a week released in the fashion of fellow west coast emcee Crooked I’s Hip-Hop Weekly and Freeway’s Month of Madness. “The Quarterly” was released on November 23, 2009 via and includes nineteen tracks featuring collaborations by Killah Priest, Mistah F.A.B. and Krondon of Strong Arm Steady, with production from Pete Rock, Veterano, and others.
