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Suge Knight net worth: Suge Knight is an American record executive, music producer, and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $200 thousand. Early Life: Suge Knight was born Marion Knight, Jr. on April 19, 1965, in Compton, California. His childhood nickname “Sugar Bear” gave rise to the future moniker “Suge.” He is the son of Maxine and Marion Knight Sr. Suge attended Lynwood High School where he was a football and track star and graduated in 1983. He played football at El Camino College for two years, and in 1985 transferred to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he played football for two more years. Knight became a replacement player during the 1987 NFL Players Strike for the Los Angeles Rams. He played two games with them. Early Career: After his time with the NFL, Knight began working as a concert promoter and bodyguard for various celebrities, including Bobby Brown. In 1989, Knight formed his own music publishing company and struck it big when Vanilla Ice agreed to sign over the royalties to him for his hit “Ice Ice Baby.” However, it came with controversy. Allegedly, Knight and his bodyguards confronted Vanilla Ice many times to harass him into signing over the song rights, even entering his hotel room and allegedly dangling him by his ankles off the balcony. Next, Knight formed an artist management company and signed hip hop artists DJ Quik and The D.O.C. He met many members of the gangsta rap group N.W.A. this way. Death Row Records: Suge is most famous for being the former CEO of Death Row Records, a company that was instrumental in bringing gangster rap to the mainstream in the 1990s. Suge and Death Row were early to sign artists such as Dr. Dre, Tupac Shakur, and Snoop Dogg. By the end of 1993, Dre’s solo album, “The Chronic,” made it to Triple Platinum status in the U.S. It secured the career for Dre’s protege, Snoop Dogg, who released his debut album in 1994. “Doggystyle” went quadruple platinum in the U.S. that same year. Knight had public feuds going with 2 Live Crew and Sean Combs (“Puff Daddy”). His feud with Combs progressed when Knight insulted him on air at the Source Awards in August 1995. Later that year, Suge Knight offered to post a $1.4 million dollar bail for Tupac Shakur but only if the rapper agreed to sign with Death Row. He agreed and released his 1996 double album “All Eyez on Me” and The “Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory.” In 1995, M.C. Hammer signed with Death Row but left the company shortly after. Death Row Records began to fall apart after Mr. Knight was jailed on parole violations. Soon several of Death Row’s most prominent artists began to leave the label, most notably Dr. Dre. During its heyday, Death Row sold over 150 million albums around the world and generated an estimated $750 million in net revenues. Murders of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls: Suge Knight, though never charged for any involvement, has been the subject of multiple theories involving the murders of both Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. Tupac Shakur was shot in a drive-by shooting on September 7, 1996. Suge Knight had been in the car with Tupac. At 11:15 p.m., a white Cadillac pulled up to Knight’s right side and Shakur was shot four times. Knight was hit in the head by the fragmentation of the bullets. Knight was able to drive one mile from the site where they were pulled over by police and paramedics were alerted. They were taken to the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada where Shakur died six days later. While multiple theories have swirled on who killed Tupac, The LA Times indicated that the shooting of Tupac Shakur was carried out by a Compton gang. Shakur’s East Coast rival, Biggie Smalls, was murdered in a similar fashion on March 9, 1997. Speculation amongst former Death Row artists like Snoop Dog arose that Knight was involved in both murders and that Biggie’s death was a revenge killing. The most prominent theory is that he was killed by the Crips street gang, but his murder has never been solved. Snoop Dog’s release “Tha Doggfather” contains open criticism of Knight for the murder of Shakur. In 2006, Snoop again verbally attacked Knight over the murder of Biggie Smalls. Financial Issues: In 2002, the IRS announced that Suge owed $6.5 million in back taxes. In 2006 Suge filed for personal bankruptcy. At the time he claimed to have assets valued between zero dollars and $50,000. He also claimed to have debts totaling more than $100 million, although much of that was the result of a single $107 million judgment that was awarded to the former wife of his business partner. These debts forced Death Row to file for bankruptcy later that same year. In 2009, the assets of Death Row were sold at auction for $18 million. The winning bidder was a company called WIDEawake Entertainment Group. WIDEawake eventually was sold to a Canadian company called New Solutions Financial Corp. New Solutions Financial Corp filed for bankruptcy in 2012. Today Death Row’s assets are owned by a company called Entertainment One. Legal Issues: Over the two decades after Death Row, Suge has had several run-ins with the law. He ended up serving four years in prison on parole violations between 1997 and 2001. He was sent to prison again in 2003 for violating parole. Suge had many physical altercations between 2008 and 2009. He was arrested again in Las Vegas on February 8, 2012, on marijuana charges. In 2014, Knight was shot at a Video Music Awards party hosted by Chris Brown at a nightclub on the West Hollywood Sunset Strip. He was shot six times but was able to walk himself to a hospital. In October 2014, Knight and Katt Williams were arrested and charged with robbery in connection with the theft of a camera from a paparazzi photographer. In August 2017, Knight was indicted for threatening the life of F. Gary Gray, the director of “Straight Outta Compton.” Gray’s portrayal of Suge Knight had been negative in the movie. Knight experienced blindness and blood clots in 2017, which kept him from attending his various court hearings. Fatal Hit And Run Incident: On January 29, 2015, Suge Knight was allegedly involved in a fatal hit and run accident in Compton. The incident may have been related to a fight that took place at a movie set. Witnesses allegedly saw Suge back his truck over the victim then drive off. Suge then reportedly fled the scene and abandoned his car in a parking lot. On September 20, 2018, Suge pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter and could now serve up to 28 years in state prison. As of 2020, Knight is incarcerated in San Diego at the RJ Donovan Correctional Facility. Personal Life: Knight married American R&B singer Michel’le in 1999 when he was in prison. He had previously helped her get clean by sending her to rehab. She filed for divorce 6 years later, then discovered their marriage was actually invalid because he was still technically married to an ex-wife. The two have a daughter, Bailei (b. 2002). In 2018, Suge’s fiance Toi Lin Kelly was sentenced to three years in jail for assisting Knight in corresponding and communicating with the producers of a Death Row Records tell-all in 2015. During this time, a judge had previously barred Knight from all communication with anyone but his lawyer ahead of his murder trial.

Guy Sebastian Net Worth: Guy Sebastian is an Australian R&B Pop singer who has a net worth of $11 million. Sebastian is probably most famous for winning the first season of “Australian Idol” in 2003. He later became a judge for Australia’s version of “X Factor” from 2010 to 2016. In 2015, Guy finished in fifth place at the Eurovision Song Contest. Currently, he is a coach on the reality show “The Voice Australia.” After winning “Australian Idol,” Sebastian released a number of albums, many of which topped the charts. Seven of these albums have achieved platinum status at the very least. In terms of singles, Guy has released six number-one hits – setting a new record for Australian male artists. His single “Battle Scars” went 11 times platinum. Because of these impressive feats, Guy is one of the most financially-successful “Australian Idol” winners of all time. Outside of his solo career, Guy is known for collaborating with a range of high-profile artists, such as Lupe Fiasco, Robin Thicke, Jordin Sparks, Eve, and many others. Despite being most successful in Australia and New Zealand, many of Sebastian’s singles have charted in the US as well. Over the years, Sebastian has also won many notable awards. Early Life: Guy Theodore Sebastian was born on October 26th of 1981 in Klang, Malaysia. Sebastian has Malaysian, Tamil, Indian, Ceylonese, Portuguese, Eurasian, and English heritage. Raised alongside three brothers, Guy moved to Australia when he was six years old. Although the family initially lived in Melbourne, they settled in Adelaide so that Guy’s father could find work as a geologist. During his youth, Sebastian quickly became passionate about music. He played the violin, the guitar, the drums, and the piano. Guy is self-taught in all of these instruments. He also became an avid church-goer during his childhood and sang in the choir and other church groups. After graduating from high school, Sebastian attended the University of South Australia and studied Medical Radiation. However, he soon dropped out to pursue a musical career. During this period, he taught vocals at various high schools while studying music technology at the University of Adelaide’s Elder School of Music. Career:  In 2003, Guy auditioned for “Australian Idol” and quickly became a fan favorite on the show. Advancing steadily through the series, he won the competition in 2003 and gained a recording contract with BMG (a subsidiary of Sony). As per the rules, he was required to record his debut album in just six days. He then competed in the UK-based “World Idol,” although he finished seventh. Sebastian truly arrived on the scene with the release of “Angels Brought Me Here,” which debuted at number one on the charts and became incredibly popular in Australia. When the dust cleared, the single had earned five-times platinum status. It remained the highest-selling single in Australia until 2011. Later in 2003, Guy released his debut album, “Just as I Am.” The album later went seven times platinum and proved popular in New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and other parts of Australasia. In 2004, Sebastian released his second album, “Beautiful Life.” Robin Thicke and Brian McKnight collaborated with him on this album, and Mya also featured on a duet. Once again, Guy’s album proved to be a major hit in Australia, peaking at number one and gaining platinum certification. In support of his latest album, Sebastian toured across Australia. In 2006, Guy appeared on the show “It Takes Two” as a mentor. That year, he released his third album, “Closer to the Sun,” which achieved platinum status once again. After touring with the MGs and Booker T, he released a cover album called “The Memphis Album.” In 2008, he began work on an album that would be released in the United States. “Like It Like That” was subsequently released in 2009. During this period, he also gained notoriety for the track “Art of Love,” which was a duet with Jordin Sparks. In 2010, Sebastian ventured back into the world of television, acting as a judge for Australia’s “The X Factor.” He also toured the United States with Jordin Sparks and released an album called “Twenty Ten” in 2010. This album represented a notable change of pace, as it featured a dance/electro style instead of his usual soulful tracks. Sebastian then renewed his contract with Sony and toured the UK with Boyzone and helped Lionel Richie with his Australian tour. In 2012, Sebastian proved that he was still relevant with the album “Armageddon,” which achieved quadruple platinum status. This album featured the track “Battle Scars,” which was a collaboration with Lupe Fiasco. The track was incredibly successful, not only in Australia but also across the world. “Battle Scars” proved popular in the United States, where it sold one million units. In addition, “Armageddon” helped Sebastian win a number of awards. In 2015, Sebastian entered the Eurovision Song Contest, becoming the first-ever Australian to participate in the competition. He finished in fifth place. In 2020, Guy released his ninth studio album, “T.R.U.T.H.,” which debuted at number one on the Australian charts. Relationships: In 2007, Sebastian married his girlfriend of many years, Jules Egan. Over the course of their relationship, they have had two children together. Real Estate: In 2013, it was reported that Sebastian had purchased a home in Maroubra, Sydney for 3.1 million Australian dollars. The property comes complete with a tennis court and a heated pool. Guy actually obtained the home in an auction, and his financial adviser managed to acquire it after bidding started at $2.5 million. The home is built across two separate lots which span a total of 1,336 square meters.

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