Rah Digga Net Worth

Rah Digga is an American rapper, songwriter, and actress who currently has an estimated net worth of $500,000. Though not as commercially mainstream as some of her peers, Rah Digga is widely respected in the hip-hop community and is often cited as one of the most lyrically skilled female MCs in rap history.

Early Life & Education

• Born: December 18, 1974 in Newark, New Jersey
• Raised in a strict, academically focused household
• Scored an impressive 1300 on her SATs
• Studied electrical engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology
• Grew up inspired by artists like KRS-One, Rakim and Kool G Rap

Career Breakthrough & Flipmode Squad

Rah Digga first gained attention after appearing on tracks with artists such as Leaders of the New School and Fugees’ members. Her big break came when she was discovered by Q-Tip and later introduced to Busta Rhymes, who invited her to join his collective Flipmode Squad in the late ‘90s.

As part of Flipmode, she showcased her lyrical talent on the crew’s 1998 album “The Imperial,” which was critically acclaimed.

Solo Music Career

Rah Digga released her debut solo album, “Dirty Harriet,” in 1999 under Elektra Records. The album received positive reviews for its raw lyricism and peaked at #18 on the Billboard 200’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop chart.

Key Singles:

• “Imperial” (1999) – Reached #16 on Hot Rap Singles
• “Break Fool” (2000) – Reached #15 on Hot Rap Singles

Her second album, “Classic,” released independently in 2010, further cemented her as a respected voice in underground hip-hop.

Rah Digga Awards

• Won a BET Hip Hop Award (2006) for “Best Collaboration” on the “Touch It” (Remix)
• Named among the “most skilled female MCs” in the book How To Rap
• Praised by AllMusic as “one of rap’s most prominent women MCs”
• Nominated for multiple BET Awards and MTV Video Music Award

Acting Career & Other Work

Rah Digga has also acted in films including:

• “Thirteen Ghosts” (2001)
• “Da Hip Hop Witch”
• Guest appearances on several music videos and hip-hop documentaries

Outside of music and acting, Rah Digga has occasionally sparked debate within hip-hop culture — notably in 2014 when she publicly criticized Iggy Azalea, questioning her authenticity as a rapper.

Personal & Financial Notes

• Rah Digga left Flipmode Squad in 2007 after nearly a decade
• Much of her income has come from touring, collaborations, acting roles, and independent releases
• Though her mainstream commercial exposure dipped in the mid-2000s, she continues to perform, record, and remain active in hip-hop culture
• As of today, her net worth is estimated at approximately $500,000

Summary

Author: Andrew Walyaula

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