MAMAMOO Moonbyul Net Worth 2022: How Rich is the 'G999' Rapper?
Moon Byulyi, better known with her stage name Moonbyul, rose to popularity after making her debut as the rapper and performer of four-member girl group MAMAMOO back in June 2014 under RBW Entertainment. Following Moonbyul's debut, she became known for her rap and vocal skills, as well as her charming personality that captivated millions of fans.
When she is not promoting with MAMAMOO, Moonbyul promotes as a solo artist. With Moonbyul having been in the industry for more than eight years, how much has she earned so far? Curious to know if she is the richest member in MAMAMOO? Read on to find out Moonbyul's net worth!
MAMAMOO Moonbyul Net Worth 2022
According to several media outlets, MAMAMOO member Moonbyul is estimated to have a net worth of around $1.5 million USD as of this year. But given her activities as a solo artist, Moonbyul's net worth can go up as high as $5 million USD.
With MAMAMOO's success following their debut, and with the group as a whole having an estimated net worth of around $11 million USD to $15 million USD, Moonbyul's net worth figure seems reasonable given that their earnings are split among the four members. But is Moonbyul currently the richest member of the group?
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Based on the current estimated net worth figures of each MAMAMOO member, Moonbyul does not hold the title for the richest member. As of now, Hwasa is the richest member in MAMAMOO, while the remaining members' net worths are around $1.5 million USD to $4 million USD.
With that, how did Moonbyul earn such a net worth figure?
How Did Moonbyul Earn Her Net Worth?
When it comes to Moonbyul's net worth, the 29-year-old earned majority of her net worth through MAMAMOO's profits from their promotions and activities, such as music releases, as well as releasing of official products.
Not only that, but Moonbyul also earned her share from MAMAMOO's broadcast appearances, endorsement deals, and more. She recently debuted as the one-half of MAMAMOO's sub-unit MAMAMOO+ with Solar.
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In particular, the power vocal group became successful thanks to several of their releases, such as "Um Oh Ah Yeh," "You're The Best," "Décalcomanie," "Yes I Am," "Starry Night," and "Hip," which sold more than a million digital copies each.
Aside from her activities with the group, Moonbyul also released her own music as a solo artist. So far, Moonbyul has two mini albums, a repackaged album, and two single albums.
Her most recent releases were her mini album "6equence" released in January 2022, and the single album "C.I.T.T (Cheese in the Trap)" in April of this year, with the latter even peaking at No. 2 on Circle Chart (formerly Gaon).
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In addition to that, Moonbyul also collaborated with other artists. Some of the artists she has worked with include her fellow MAMAMOO members, Red Velvet Seulgi, Punch, Mirani, Seori, HA:TFELT, Brown Eyed Girls JeA, Bumkey, and more.
Moonbyul also earns from soundtrack appearances, as well as royalties from numerous songs she is credited as a composer and writer in.
Besides music, Moobyul also participates in broadcast. She starred in the web series Start Love back in 2015, and appeared as a cast member for shows such as Idol Drama Operation Team and Beer Love Trip. She even joined as a contestant on King of Mask Singer, In Sync, Idol Star Dogs Championships, and Second World.
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Since 2021, Moonbyul has been a cast member of Goal Girl. She was also the DJ for the radio program Avengirls from 2020 to 2021. Since 2021, she has been the DJ for Studio Moon Night.
The "G999" rapper also earns from her endorsement deals. Some of the brands and companies she has endorsed includes Round A'Round, Coca-Cola, Heineken, and more.
With these, Hwasa was able to earn the net worth she has today.
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Written by Robyn Joan
