G Herbo Bio,Age,Dating,Early Life,Son and Songs

G Herbo Biography

G Herbo is an American rapper and a songwriter. He came to fame after releasing a collabo with Lil Bibby, “Kill Shit” which has since been viewed over 15 million times on YouTube. He was born as Herbert Wright III.

G Herbo Age

He was born on October 8, 1995, Chicago, Illinois United States of America.

G Herbo Early Life

He grew up in Chicago. He dropped out of school when he was 16. He was influenced by Meek Mill, Jeezy, Gucci Mane, Yo Gotti, and Lil Wayne. He is close friends with fellow rapper Lil Bibby, with whom he has collaborated on numerous songs.

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G Herbo Dating

He is currently dating Ariana Fletcher, a businesswoman, and a celebrity. The couple made their relationship public back in 2017 after fans began assuming that he was the man in an explicit photo that went viral on social media.

On February 9, a Snapchat photo circulated on Facebook and Twitter, which allegedly shows the Rap star and another man having sex. Herbo was quick to clear the confusion on his Facebook page.

Fletcher showed support for her man and later posted a status claiming “clearly that’s not him.”

Since revealing their relationship, the couple has been posting photos of each other on Instagram frequently. Fletcher also tweets about his man often.

G Herbo Son

He and his Fiance Ariana Fletcher have one baby boy.

G Herbo Net Worth

He has a net worth of $2.5 Million.

G Herbo Height

He is 6ft tall.

G Herbo Songs

1. Running Through A Check

2. Doin Hits

3. Kill Shit

4. Church

5. My Hood

6. Gangway

7. Kilo

8. Gangway (Remix)

9. The Greatest

10. 4 Minutes of Hell

11. Next Up

12. 4 Minutes of Hell Part 2

13. Play They Role

14. 4 Minutes of Hell, Part 3

15. Water

16. All My Niggaz

17. How We Move

18. Change

19. Krack Flow

20. B Right Bk

21. For the Low

22. Donations

23. Grindin’

24. Windy City Shit

25. Flexing Finessing

26. No Hook

27. Street Shit

28. Afternoon (Freestyle)

29. Cashin’

30. A Year Ago

G Herbo Legal Issues

In February 2018, He and two other men were arrested after their limousine driver informed police that some of his passengers had weapons. He was observed in the rear driver-side passenger seat placing a handgun in the seat rear pocket; it was a Fabrique National loaded with rounds designed to penetrate body armor. None of the three had a firearm owner’s identification cards, and all three were charged with aggravated unlawful use of a weapon.

G Herbo Swervo Lyrics

[Intro] Swervo, ayy

[Chorus] Swervo, Swervo, Swervo, Swervo
Swervo, Swervo, Swervo, Swervo
Your bitch wanna fuck ’cause I’m Swervo
I drive nuts ’cause I’m Swervo
Got the whip with the clutch and the turbo
Spent six bucks on a fur coat
Swervo, Swervo, Swervo, Swervo
Swervo, Swervo, Swervo, Swervo
My name’s Swervo ’cause I be the G (G Herbo)
Used to do shows for a G
Came from toting gats over east
I’ma spend 30 racks on a piece

[Verse 1] G Swervo, I keep a meat roll
Dracos under the peacoat
Heard the police was looking for me though
But I’m on a PJ with Squeezo
Remember I was just living illegal
Now the kids look at me like a hero
Told them I was just like ’em once before
Now my account got some commas and zeros
We ain’t living on welfare no more
Im eating steak at the bistro
Foreign coupe with a red head lil ho
Lemme pull on her hair while she deepthroat
And I’m from Chiraq where it go down
Young nigga sheisty and low down
I’ma pull up and aim at your forehead
I took a foot shot with a four-oh round
Yeah you know I bounce back with that lil shot
Shit if you ask me it was a good shot
I’m from the 9, sendin’ shots straight to the 5
Yeah I’ma call it a hook shot
And when I ride, 40 Glock right by my side
Fly past your whip, get your hood shot
Find out where a nigga hang, slide with the gang
Fuck around get your whole hood sho

[Verse 2] Used to eat fried bologna, now I’m eating Rigatoni
G Wag’ with my homies, might ride by my lonely
Two door with my bitch, me, her, and my stick
She tryna suck my dick, we got limo tint
And the Posto lit, AC out the vent
Traphouse pay the rent, P serves off the Sprint
Rap pay my mama rent, YouTube pay my ho rent
Merch will pay your ho rent, iTunes pay some more shit
Humble Beast, that’s Herbo, Swervo talk that dope shit
Swervo talk that cash shit, money in that bag shit
Spent two K for these Versace glasses, on my swag shit
They call me Swervo ’cause I did that when I crashed my last whipG Herbo Hood Cycle

[Intro] Uh
I call it heart music
No, not H-A-R-D, H-E-A-R-T
Heartfelt shit, you know?
Yeah, um
You know, we go through painful shit with painkillers ’cause we soldiers ourselves

[Verse] I’m just staring in the palm of my hand
Thinkin, “Should I pop this Perc?”
“No, it might kill me”
If you got PTSD, you feel me
Dead or in jail, you will be
What the cop told to the little me
Fast-forward time, not literally
If I go on tour, I’ll make a mill’ at least
Ma didn’t have much, we didn’t really eat
Therefore, I was always in the streets
You didn’t hear who hit at me in no tweets
That’s ’cause it was some real beef
E’ryday a shootout for four weeks
Four thirty clips, we four deep
Can’t hug the block ’cause we ride with Glocks
So you already know this is real beef
Yeah, since I got rich all these people in my life depend on me
So you know I gotta smoke weed
Quit gangbangin’, got more cheese
I don’t know buddy, he know me
And you know we shinin’
Everybody with me got a Rolly (Uh)
Nigga rich, you know he smashin’ (Uh)
Security freak like roadie
And I miss my brodie (Uh)
Slap stickin’ my forty (Uh)
Still exotic smokin’ (Uh)
Got something that I owed him (Uh)
Spit hood bibles
For niggas that get bumped, sons go pick it up
That’s the hood cycle (Uh)
So I’m tryna go flyin’, ain’t got no opps
I don’t want no lil’ rivals
That’s the hood cycle
When you ain’t got no money
Everybody in the hood like you
When you start makin’ some money
Everybody in the hood get excited, too
But ain’t nobody did nothin’ for you
Now they lookin’ like, “Damn, who invited you?”
When you can’t give ’em nothin’
That’s when they start to feel somethin’ (Uh-uh)
Gimme some space, I don’t trust nobody
Gon’ make me kill somethin’
And they all love me
Deep at shows when I was this broke nigga
I ain’t seen all of you
Not a call from you
Moved out grandma crib
Right out front used to get in shootouts
I was just a kid
Shoulda got some money, bought you a house
And now you dead, I regret all the time I spent without
I was deep in the streets
Jack that kid, tryna ball, who out?
Foolish things I did
Sorry for how I lived
My mama lost without you, she ain’t gotta tell me
I look in her eyes and see it
Walkin’ in my house, my eyes was red
Demons talkin’ inside my head
Glock was out of lead (Uh)
So evidently I had to spread
When God got me out of bed (Uh)
Let me hop out right on my leg
Oh, I know what you sayin’
You must want me to go chase some bread
Nigga, talkin’ ’bout what you hear
I thought you was the man (Was)
Sayin’ that ho gave you some head (Blood)
Where all that shit in my bed? (Cuz)
I’m just tryin’ to come in the house and fuck
I don’t wanna come in no house and fuss
Girl, why you gotta get loud and cuss?
Gon’ head, pull that blouse all up
Let me get it from the back or somethin’
Fuck it, gonna put you on the couch, now what? (What?)
I done fell in love (Uh)
For the month
Now we in the club
All these diamonds on
She got a fat ass, climbin’ the pole
She lookin’ like a muh’
Just to walk up in this bitch that gave me some rolls
Why don’t I throw some money?
You gettin’ ones back up off the floor
Charlamagne, you fuckin’ donkey
White teacher at school caught me as a flunkie
‘Cause I was a fuckin’ junkie
And I admit it, coulda wrecked the whip
I fell asleep, I’m lucky
Had I listened to him
‘Coulda fell a victim to the streets, I’m lucky
Now I ride past in a Bent like, “You fuckin’ honky

G Herbo Quotes

I’ve been out there 3 days and I got shot at 3 times,
Felt like every bullet hit me when they flew out each 9.
I’ll be happy when I wake up and I have a free mind.
I might not wear chains or I may just wear a watch or I may not wear any jewelry at all or I may just go all out on an outfit or just rock some basic s*** just a pair of jeans, a t-shirt, and ones. But, I still stand out more than a lot of people in the room so I can’t really describe it but I know from the outside looking in people can explain better than I can.
I would let my fans and people looking from the outside looking in dictate that. But, in my mind, I gotta treat myself like I’m the best and gotta strive to be better than what I am. So, of course, my work ethic and the way I think as a person and an artist I’ll feel that way. But on a boasting level, you would never hear that come out my mouth.
I don’t really say or consider myself that like I won’t say “yeah I’m the best, yeah I’m the hottest.”
I’d say my style is all me, It’s different from other artist even in my city or outside of my city.
I got an album coming out with Bibby (No Limitations) we gone do a joint album our first-ever joint album together officially since we started that’s coming this year 2017.
I don’t really wear foreign shoes. It gotta be a pair of wheat timbs and ones I don’t think I could go without those not a whole month without those.
I focus on fashion of course, I love it. I may go buy an outfit and get dressed just to sit on the couch and watch TV at the crib so on the outside looking in people cold better word it. It’s really me just being me.
The intensity at a G Herbo show is crazy with fans, especially in New York. It’s always crazy and at home (Chicago) of course. The intensity is always crazy depending on the energy that I give, they feed off my energy.
[he brend] gotta be with my fashion I gotta be comfortable with it and want to wear it more than anyone else. So that’s really my main objective when it comes to that.
I listen to Meek, Blac Youngsta, Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, Kodak, Lil Bibby of course. I listen to pretty much everybody I like different music I listen to The Weeknd, I may listen to Common I might be in the crib and I might play some New Edition.
I might feel like one day is one of my best performances ever and I may top that performance or I may just pace myself for the next 5 shows. Rather I’m giving them a good show it will always be a solid same show so it always depends on my energy.

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G Herbo Interview

In an era where lyrics often take a backseat to vibes, a freestyle over the instrumental to Three 6 Mafia’s 2000 track “Who Run It” became a highlight of 2018. Although the beat was provided by Juicy J and DJ Paul, it was G Herbo’s fire bars that garnered praise from Drake, spawned a freestyle frenzy and introduced a cult classic to a new generation of music heads. It was just one standout moment of the 23-year-old Chicago rapper’s 2018, which also included dropping the Southside-produced Swervo, making money moves with Epic Records and Luc Belaire and becoming a dad. XXL caught up with G Herbo to talk bossin’ up, being a new father and giving back.

XXL: How would you sum up your 2018?

G Herbo: Very exciting. It’s been a year for me to learn and get my business more organized. Saving my money and seeing what comes in versus what’s being spent. I’ve been doing a lot of work but I’ve been really tightening up this year as far as business.

What’s the biggest difference between how you approached recording Swervo vs. Humble Beast?

It was a big difference. I wrote all of my music for Humble Beast; I didn’t write any of the music for Swervo. Everything was off of the top of my head, natural. It was just me talking about what I’m doing right now in a sense—spending money, enjoying life and trying to give inspiration to the youth. Humble Beast [was] me introducing myself, what I’ve been through, what it took to get where I’m at and where I plan on going in order to get what I want in life. Humble Beast is like a street guide or a hood bible for how to maneuver through the streets.

Swervo is more of, I made it from the streets and I’m a product of the streets, but look at me now. I’m a millionaire. I’m a businessman. I can go spend $100,000 on a chain or $300,000 on a car. That’s what Swervo is—being able to talk about reaping the benefits of working so hard to try to give motivation to the youth. Because if I can be the Humble Beast and then be Swervo, you can too.

You’ve been successful while staying independent. Why did partnering with a major label make sense for you this year?

I just felt it was the smartest choice to make right now for my business because at this point all I really need is a bunch of marketing. I just need a label to put my face out there, get me seen and make me a household name. As far as the music and money we generate from music, streaming, and stuff, those are things that I’ve already organized with my core team. If somebody can’t use you, you’re useless. The label is about to benefit off of me the same way I can benefit off of them marketing me. I still have an 85/15 split with any situation I’ll ever be in. Once I started understanding what my business does and what I want it to do, it’s easy for me to get into a partnership with a major label. I’m able to say that my business does this, this and this on its own without you, so I just want and need this, this and this with your help.

You had your first child this year. What’s the best thing about being a father?

People say when you have kids they change your life. It’ll really go over your head until you have one of your own. That’s a life that I brought into the world and somebody that is always gonna depend on me. I’m their protector, their caretaker. That’s my full responsibility and I act off of that. This is my firstborn, so I’m just excited.

What are your plans for 2019?

I just want to keep progressing, continue to be the best father I can be and keep making music.

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Lenny Dykstra’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Lenny Dykstra Net Worth: Lenny Dykstra is an American retired professional baseball player who has a net worth of -$25 million. Lenny is famous for his role on the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies. During his professional baseball career, Dykstra won a World Series championship with the Mets and became an All-Star three times. Dykstra’s net worth is a reflection of various financial and legal difficulties since his retirement. These issues have resulted in bankruptcy and jail time for the former baseball pro. Career: Lenny Dykstra’s career began in 1981 after he was signed by the Mets. He soon won the nickname “Nails” for his fearless style of play, and observers commented that he had “no concept of failure.” After playing his first season in the major leagues in 1985, Dykstra hit a staggering number of home runs in 1986 and led the Mets to a World Series Championship. Eventually, the Mets traded Dykstra to the Philadelphia Phillies, a decision that Lenny later attributed to his “wild and crazy side.” After a drunk driving incident, Dykstra struggled with a number of injuries throughout the rest of his career. A highlight came in 1993 when Dykstra led the Majors in walks. It was later revealed that he had paid a private team of investigators to dig up dirt on umpires, and Lenny used this information to achieve a better strike zone during games. Lenny retired in the late 90s. Steroid Use: In 2007, the Mitchell Report named Dysktra as one of the many players who had used steroids in the past. Multiple sources confirmed his steroid use, and it is alleged that even the Commissioner of Baseball was aware of Dykstra’s prolonged steroid use for years. Although he never agreed to meet with investigators or confirm these allegations, Lenny admitted privately that he used steroids because he felt he was in danger of being replaced. Financial Issues: After retiring from baseball, Dykstra began an ambitious plan to start numerous businesses. These included a jet charter company, magazines, and other ventures. By 2009, it was clear that these businesses were not successful. Not only that, but he was facing allegations of credit card fraud, check fraud, failing to pay his rent, and much more. In the end, he faced numerous lawsuits. Later in 2009, Dykstra filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. The legal documents that followed confirmed that Lenny had just $50,000 in assets. On the other side of the equation, the former pro athlete was facing between $10 million and $50 million in liabilities and debts. In his defense, Dykstra claimed to be a victim of mortgage fraud – the same issue that countless other Americans were dealing with during this period. Months later, Lenny was effectively homeless – living out of his car and various hotel lobbies. To make matters worse, he was having trouble selling his properties, as they were deemed “unshowable” by real estate professionals. These homes had issues such as toxic mold, missing toilets, water damage, and much more. In 2009, it was reported that Lenny had auctioned off his World Series ring for $56,750 to help pay his debts. Legal Issues: Towards the end of 2009, Dykstra switched to a chapter 7 bankruptcy. Not long afterward, he was accused of lying under oath and acting in a deceitful manner in bankruptcy court proceedings. It was later revealed that Lenny had hidden and sold assets while in bankruptcy. Because he had violated the rules of bankruptcy, he was denied a discharge – meaning he was still liable for his debts. In 2011, Dykstra faced further legal issues. After he was arrested for trying to buy a stolen car and possessing a number of illicit drugs, he was charged with embezzling from a bankruptcy estate. As the details emerged, prosecutors contended that Lenny had destroyed or hidden more than $400,000 worth of assets. Eventually, Lenny was sentenced to house arrest. He initially pleaded not guilty to charges related to embezzlement, obstruction of justice, bankruptcy fraud, and many other offenses. He faced 13 charges in all, which would have resulted in a sentence of up to 80 years. In 2012, Dykstra pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud, concealment of assets, and money laundering. All three were felonies, and he was sentenced to 6.5 months in prison. In addition, he was ordered to pay $200,000 in restitution and complete 500 hours of community service. In 1991, Lenny crashed into a tree while driving drunk, suffering serious injuries to his face and collarbone. In 1999, he was arrested for sexual harassment, but the charges were later dropped. In 2010, Lenny was accused by a female escort of hiring her and then writing her a worthless $1,000 check that bounced. In 2011, Dykstra was accused of sexual assault by his housekeeper, who claimed that Lenny forced her into oral sex. That year, he was charged with indecent exposure and was given a 9-month sentence. After being released from prison in 2013, Dykstra stayed clean for five years before another arrest in 2018 for possession of drugs once again. During this incident, he also threatened an Uber driver with a gun. Real Estate: In 2010, it was reported that Dykstra’s southern California mansion had hit the housing market with a price tag of $14.9 million. The home was in seriously bad shape when it was listed, and the six-bedroom residence had a history of vandalization; including beer bottled scattered throughout the yard and sewage openly spewing into the air. Lenny put this home up for sale about 6 months after declaring bankruptcy. This was the same home that Wayne Gretzky had once owned, and the hockey legend sold Dykstra the 6.7-acre property in Thousand Oaks for $17.5 million in 2007. It was reported that there were about $14.28 million worth of liens against the property, including a sum of $12.9 million owed to JP Morgan & Chase. In 2018, Gretzky bought back the home that he had once sold to Dykstra, paying $13.5 million for the residence. This means that he made a $5 million profit and he got to keep the house that he sold.