Pouya Net Worth | Everything You Need to Know About the Miami Rapper

Pouya is a rapper from Miami, Florida, who has spent the last nine years making a name for himself in the music industry. He currently has over 1 million followers on Instagram and over 300,000 on Twitter. Along with sales of his music and merchandise, he's used YouTube fame and live shows to raise his net worth to around $1 million.

Since his career began, Pouya has been incredibly prolific. He has released nine mixtapes, starting with "F*ck It" in 2012, up to "Pouya & Boobie Lootaveli: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1" in 2020. He has also released three studio albums ("Underground Underdog", "Five Five", and "The South Got Something to Say") as well as three extended plays ("Baby Bone", Gookin'", and "South Side Suicide").

Just the Facts

Pouya was born on December 20th, 1990. His full name is Kevin Pouya, and he is of Persian and Cuban descent. He has been romantically linked with Instagram celebrity Young Coco, and has collaborated with artists including Fat Nick and SuicideBoys. He got his start on Youtube with a comedy show called "The Nick and Pouya Show", which also featured Fat Nick.

He has publicly admitted to issues with anxiety and depression over the years. He dropped out of high school when he was a teenager to focus on his music full time, and worked as a busboy for a while to keep himself fed and clothed until his rap career took off.

More the Merrier

Pouya has worked with a variety of artists over the years. He's linked to the Smart Stunnas, which also featured Robb Banks, Kie Money, Sir Michael Rocks, and IndigoChildRick. He and Fat Nick created Buffet Boys, which quickly achieved YouTube fame. Many of his tracks feature guest appearances. Allan Kingdom, Alex Wiley, Young Dazzie Dazz, Denzel Curry, Shakewell, Ramirez, and the Ying Yang Twins have also been featured on his tracks.

Under the Influence

Also known as "Baby Bone", Pouya says that one of his biggest musical influences was Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. Many have likened his solo mixtape "Stunna" to the hip hop group's style.