Bryson Djuan Tiller was born on the 2nd January 1993, in Louisville, Kentucky USA, and is a rapper and songwriter, who came to prominence in 2015 after releasing the single “Don’t”, featured on his debut studio album “Trapsoul”.
Have you ever wondered how rich Bryson Tiller is, as of late 2017? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Tiller’s net worth is as high as $3 million, an amount earned through his successful career in the music world, active since 2011.
Bryson Tiller Net Worth $3 Million
Bryson had a tough childhood; his mother passed away when he was only four years old and as a result, he and his four brothers were brought up by their grandmother. He went to Iroquois High School, and it was during these years that he started singing, but before launching his professional career in music, Bryson worked at UPS and Papa John’s Pizza.
However, tired of low paid jobs, Bryson turned to music and as early as 2011 released the mixtape “Killer Instinct Vol 1.”, consisting of 21 songs. Bryson eventually came to prominence with the song “Don’t”, which was first posted on his SoundCloud page, which really became a hit and after it was re-released on iTunes, achieving four times platinum status in the US, which only increased Bryson’s wealth and launched him into stardom. Soon after, Tiller released his debut album – “Trapsoul” – which reached No. 8 on the US Billboard 200 chart, while it peaked at No. 2 on the US R&B chart. Furthermore, the album sold more than 440,000 copies, so increasing his wealth to a large degree.
Most recently, Bryson released his second album – “True to Self” – in 2017, which topped the US Billboard 200 chart, US R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and US R&B charts too, so boostring his net worth considerably.
Regarding his personal life, Bryson is the father of a daughter, Harley Tiller, but there are no further details about the youngster, including the identity of her mother, and her birthdate.
Bryson is well-known for his philanthropic activities as he most recently signed a deal with Nike, the proceeds of which he will use to provide a new Wyandotte park for children and teens.
He often speaks of how he struggled before becoming a music sensation, telling how he even slept in his car and was homeless numerous times.
