Travis Scott and Yung Miami, according to Diddy, will be the subsequent hip-hop artists to amass a net worth of $1 billion. 

 

The proprietor of Bad Boy Records stated in a September issue of Billboard that Miami and La Flame have the most promising billionaire-making trajectory among the new class. Diddy asserts that this is precisely what these rappers have demonstrated through their non-musical endeavors. 

Diddy responded, “At this moment, Travis Scott is one individual who is approaching the billionaire club among the new generation.” “His approach to portfolio diversification and his profound comprehension of its potential for further advancement resonate with me.”

 

“I also consider Yung Miami [also known as Caresha Brownlee] of the City Girls,” he continued. The inexhaustible potential she exhibits in her clothing line, television appearances, performances, and live broadcasts brings to mind Oprah. “I admire both of their determination and am certain they will succeed.”

Travis Scott and Yung Miami, as Diddy explained, have the formula deciphered. The Astroworld rapper has secured lucrative endorsements from McDonald’s, Sony, Nike, and numerous other companies, whereas the City Girl has expanded into various endeavors, most notably her talk show Caresha Please.

 

Particularly when it is for a worthy cause, Diddy has no problem donating money. A donation of $1 million was made by the 53-year-old to Invest Fest in Atlanta in August. The funds will be utilized to promote financial literacy. Through the Sean Combs Foundation, he transferred an additional $1 million to the HBCU team in Jackson, Mississippi.