Who’s the Richest Afrobeats Artist Right Now? The 2025 Net Worth Rankings Will Blow Your Mind!
Afrobeats isn’t just dominating the charts—it’s minting millionaires! From sold-out global tours to brand endorsements, fashion deals, and streaming royalties, Afrobeats artists are stacking serious paper in 2025.
So, who’s really on top of the money game right now? Let’s count down the richest Afrobeats stars of 2025, based on estimated net worth, major business moves, and straight-up hustle.
1. Wizkid – Estimated Net Worth: $95 Million+
The Starboy himself is still sitting comfortably on the throne. With sold-out stadium tours across Europe and North America, luxury brand endorsements (hello, Puma & Dolce & Gabbana), and his Starboy Entertainment empire, Wizkid is living like royalty in 2025.
Big Bag Moves: Co-ownership in a fashion label, major equity in a streaming startup, and a fragrance line on the way.
2. Davido – Estimated Net Worth: $88 Million
OBO isn’t playing either. 2025 saw him launch a record-breaking U.S. tour, sign another multi-million dollar deal with a telecom giant, and drop a new album that’s topping global charts. Plus, 30BG merch is flying off shelves.
Fun Fact: Davido reportedly made over $10 million from just brand deals in 2024 alone.
3. Burna Boy – Estimated Net Worth: $82 Million
The African Giant is stacking trophies and cash. From his Grammy wins to his electric headlining slots at Coachella, Glastonbury, and Afro Nation, Burna’s blend of Afrobeats, reggae, and hip-hop keeps the dollars flowing in.
Power Play: His brand collab with Nike and his luxury liquor line are two of 2025’s biggest moneymakers.
4. Rema – Estimated Net Worth: $40 Million
Rema is no longer just “the future”—he’s the now. With his global crossover hits, he’s pulling in huge streaming numbers, touring globally, and recently landed an endorsement with a top-tier energy drink brand.
Gen Z Money Machine: From the Met Gala to Milan Fashion Week, Rema is everywhere.
5. Tiwa Savage – Estimated Net Worth: $35 Million
Queen Tiwa remains the richest female Afrobeats artist, thanks to her music, international collabs, and beauty and skincare business that’s booming across Africa and the diaspora.
Boss Moves: Tiwa launched a wine label and a wellness brand in 2025, both of which are flying high.
💼 Honorable Mentions:
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Tems – $30M+ and still climbing, with songwriting credits for Beyoncé and Drake.
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Omah Lay – $25M and growing with global tours and new charting singles.
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Asake – $20M and dominating the streaming era.
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Fireboy DML – $18M and recently landed a Netflix soundtrack deal.
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Mr Eazi – Entrepreneur king with stakes in music tech and startups across Africa.
💡 The New Era of Afrobeats = Big Business
These artists aren't just dropping hits—they’re building empires. Whether it's investing in tech, launching fashion brands, or signing global endorsements, Afrobeats artists are proving that this genre is more than music—it’s a movement with money behind it.
Who’s your pick for the next Afrobeats billionaire?
Drop your thoughts in the comments and tag your favorite artist who’s chasing the bag in 2025!
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