What is Rod Waves Net Worth? Rapper, who was arrested in Bond to Georgia with Taylor Swift's records

According to online detention documents that were acquired by USA Today, the singer, whose real name is Rodarius Marcell Green, was arrested on May 20 for 14 crimes in Fulton County, Georgia. He was arrested in the Fulton County prison and freed Bond on the same day.

The accusations associated with an incident taken on April 21 include mere assault, ruthless behavior, property damage, disability of law enforcement, manipulation of the evidence and conspiracy in order to participate in a crime.

The breakthrough of the 26-year-old hip-hop artists include “Street Runner”, “Tombstone” and “25”.

He recently worked for the main single of the show “Sünder” with the same name.

When Rod Wave corresponded to Taylor Swift's records

Wave also matched Taylor Swift's records. In 2023, the two were the only musicians who had a new solo album that has reached the top of the charts in the past three years.

The rapper's 2024 album “Last Lap” helped him to become the only performer as a Swift that has a top 10 album in each of the chart years 2019–2024.

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What is Rod Waves Net Worth?

Rod Wave has an estimated net asset of 4 million US dollars. The rapper received famous when his first two studio albums “Ghetto Gospel” (2019) and “Pray 4 Love” (2020) reached 10th place on the “Billboard” 200.

His third studio album “Soulfly” was highlighted in first place in the “Billboard” 200 in 2021 and confirmed his status as the main player in the music business.

Rod Waves family

Rod Waves was born on August 27, 1999 as Rodarius Marcell Green in St. Petersburg, Florida, and was mainly brought up by his mother after his parents' divorce. When wave was a child, his father was convicted of a number of crimes and convicted more than five years in prison.

In addition to his mother's financial difficulties, Rod dealt with drug sales and robbery as a teenager. In 2017 he received his diploma from Lakewood High School. When he grew up, he enjoyed rap and hip-hop music and followed several artists such as E-40, Chingy, Boosie Badazz, Chief Keef and Kanye West.