Hoodie Allen, an American independent hip-hop artist, singer, and rapper, has a net worth of $800 thousand.
With the release of his 2012 EP All American, Hoodie Allen, who had already gained internet fame, went on to become a well-known rapper on the charts.
Steven Markowitz, who was born in Plainview, New York and raised on Long Island, began writing lyrics as a child.
Subsequently, he would sing raps for his friends at house parties.
Despite being a frat-rapper, Hoodie Allen met producer RJF at an Alpha Epsilon Pi-hosted party at the University of Pennsylvania. Despite securing a job at Google and pursuing a degree in marketing and finance, he ultimately chose music as his calling.
He collaborated with RJF to release two street albums, Bagels & Beats and Making Waves (2008), and was honored with MTV’s Best Music on Campus Award in 2009.
“You Are Not a Robot” by Hoodie Allen, released in 2010, was the hit song that appeared on his popular mixtape Pep Rally (2009).
Two other mixtapes, Leap Year (2011) and Crew Cuts (2013), have been released by him since then.
He embarked on a headlining tour across the United States shortly before making his official debut with the All American EP in 2012.