Yella Beezy, born Markies Deandre Conway on October 22, 1991, is a prominent rapper hailing from Dallas, Texas. The Dallas-based rapper is known for his Southern drawl and authentic storytelling.

Breezy has carved a niche in the hip-hop scene with his gritty narratives and regional pride.

Early Life

Yella Beezy grew up in the Oak Cliff neighbourhood of Dallas. His childhood was marked by hardship, including the tragic loss of his father at the age of 12. This event profoundly shaped his life and music. Inspired by Southern rap legends like Boosie Badazz, he began writing rhymes as a teenager and released his first mixtape at just 14.

Rise to Fame

His breakthrough came in 2017 with the single “That’s On Me,” which gained massive regional popularity before climbing national charts and earning platinum certification. This success led to opportunities like opening for Beyoncé and Jay-Z during their “On the Run II” tour.

Career Highlights

Yella Beezy has released several hit singles, including “Bacc At It Again” featuring Quavo and Gucci Mane, and “Up One” featuring Lil Baby. His mixtapes, such as Lite Work, Vol. 2 and Ain’t No Goin Bacc, showcase his versatility and storytelling prowess.

Challenges and Controversies

Despite his success, Yella Beezy has faced significant challenges. In 2018, he survived a shooting incident in Texas, and in 2021, he faced legal troubles that impacted his career including accusations of being involved in the 2020 murder of fellow Dallas rapper MO3.

He has been indicted for allegedly orchestrating the killing by hiring someone to carry out the act. This case has drawn widespread attention and added a complex layer to his public image.

Net Worth

As of now, Yella Beezy’s net worth is estimated to be around $2 million. His earnings come from his music, performances, and collaborations.

Albums and Songs

Yella Beezy has released several notable projects:

• Albums/Mixtapes: Lite Work, Vol. 2 (2017), Ain’t No Goin’ Bacc (2018), Baccend Beezy (2019), and Bad Azz Yella Boy (2022)5.
• Hit Songs: “That’s On Me,” “Bacc At It Again” (featuring Quavo and Gucci Mane), “Up One” (featuring Lil Baby), and “Restroom Occupied” (featuring Chris Brown)

Legacy

Yella Beezy remains a significant voice in Texas hip-hop, celebrated for his unfiltered depiction of Dallas street life and his entrepreneurial spirit. His journey from Oak Cliff to national recognition is a testament to his talent and determination.

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