MC Lyte, an American rapper, is worth an estimated $8 million.
MC Lyte’s net worth was built on her successful career as a rapper and songwriter, as well as her appearances on television shows and film roles.
Lana Michelle Moorer, who was born in Brooklyn, New York, US on October 11, 1970, became the first female rapper to release a full album and receive critical acclaim.
Lyte began her journey of learning to rhyme and experiment with sounds at the age of 12 after being raised on the streets in Brooklyn.
The debut single by Lyte, I Cram to Understand U (Sam), was first recorded in 1984 and released in 1986.
In September 1988, MC Lyte’s debut album Lyte as a Rock was released, which garnered critical acclaim and produced two hit singles: Paper Thin and 10% Distress.
Antoinette, a former Hurby Azor colleague, created a battle-rap ant that gained a massive underground following for the latter.
She proceeded to release Eyes on This (1989), which is most recognized for its chart-topping hits like Cha Cha Cha and Cappucino.
Her fourth album, Ain’t No Other, released in 1993, garnered her recognition and helped her achieve Top 40 success with Ruffneck, leading to collaborations with Janet Jackson and Brandey in 1994.
Lyte’s fifth album, Bad As I Wanna B, which featured Missy Elliott’s hits Keep on, Keepin’ On and Cold Rock a Party, was released two years later.
Seven & Seven, her 1998 album, marked a significant milestone for her on the rap scene, as she gained a growing following and continued to thrive.
Her last album for EastWest was Seven & Seven, and her subsequent albums were released on independent labels.
Da Undaground Heat, Vol., Vol., which was independently produced and recorded, is one of her notable later albums.
Ride Wit Me (2003), a track that has been nominated for a Grammy Award and Bet award, was produced in 2003.
Additionally, MC Lyte made her first appearance on the big screen in the 1993 film, Fly by Night.
Her acting career has taken her to various stages, including A Luv Tale (1999), Train Ride (2000), Civil Brand (2002), and Playa’s Ball (2003).
In addition to his work in the music and film industry, MC Lyte is the founder of Hip Hop Sisters Foundation, the President of Sunni Gyrl, Inc., and an honorary member of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.