Swae Lee Net Worth 2025: How Much Money Does He Make?
Here's a look at Swae Lee's net worth and how he continues to make money through music, touring, and collaborations.
What is Swae Lee's net worth in 2025?
Swae Lee has an estimated net worth of $13 million in 2025.
His net worth comes from music sales, touring, songwriting royalties, and brand partnerships. He is best known as one half of Rae Sremmurd, the duo behind the viral hit 'Black Beatles,' and as a solo artist for his double-diamond single 'Sunflower' with Post Malone.
What does Swae Lee do for a living?
Swae Lee is a rapper, singer, and songwriter.
He started his career alongside his brother Slim Jxmmi in Rae Sremmurd, whose debut album SremmLife produced several Platinum singles. His melodic style quickly set him apart, earning him features on chart-topping collaborations.
Most recently, Swae Lee has remained active on stage and in the studio. In 2025, he performed at the PFL World Tournament Finals in Hollywood, Florida, and joined Post Malone for a live performance of 'Sunflower' in Miami. He also continues to appear at major festivals and music events worldwide.
Swae Lee's earnings explained — how does he make money?
Swae Lee earns money from:
Album and single sales
Streaming royalties from global hits
Touring and live performances
Collaborations with top artists
Real estate investments
He continues to stay in demand for major collaborations, building on his past chart-topping hits. He recently appeared in global festival lineups, performed with artists like Ty Dolla $ign and Steve Aoki, and actively tours with Rae Sremmurd.
Looking ahead, Swae Lee plans to release new music following the reception of Swaecation and his latest performances. With strong streaming numbers, high-profile features, and consistent touring, he continues to expand his earnings and influence.
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