Rapper 21 Savage claims making more Money through Music Sales than Tour

21 Savage appeared on The Million Dollaz Worth of Game Show and spoke about owning his 100% Masters after being signed with Epic Records in 2017. The artist also claims to make more money off the album sales than he makes through touring.

This week, 21 Savage spoke at Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast about owning 100% of his masters & its importance.

The Million Dollaz Worth of Game Show is a weekly podcast with rapper Gillie Da King and social media influencer Wallo267 targeted at their combined fan followers. And, the rapper stated that having ownership of his masters has given him more financial stability than hitting the road.

Well, the A Lot Hitmaker explained, "I'd platinum album before I signed my first deal. I own my master's right now. I received a 70/30 split with my label. The song that you've ever heard, I own it's hundred percent of masters. I am making more money off my album sales than off touring. For a lot of rappers outthere, most of their money comes from touring."

Shortly after music artist Chris Brown signed a deal with RCA Records that allowed him to own his masters, Savage made his presence on Twitter to remind everyone that he too owned 100% of his masters as he tweeted hours after the With You hitmaker's deal was announced.

Likewise, it isn't the first time the 28-year old rapper boasted ownership of his masters. In 2017, the rapper, after revealing of being signed with L.A. Reid over Epic records said- "I wanted to sign to someone who's going to belive in me. Like who's going to understand me."

Nonetheless, 21 Savage amassed a huge chunk of money with a pair of platinum albums: 2017's Issa Album and 2018's I am > I was 21. These two albums achieved 11 platinum-certified singles in total as "Bank Account," "A Lot," "No Heart," "Mr. Right Now," "Can't Leave Without It," "Ghostface Killers," "Rap Saved Me', "Ball W/O You" and "Red Opps" each hit 1 million copies sales.

Not to mention in November 2020, the "Runnin" rapper opened up about an unfortunate event about his younger brother, aka rapper TM1way being murdered in London. She'yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, aka 21 Savage, uploaded an image of the brothers on Instagram as young boys to pay his tribute. The rapper captioned the picture with "I cant believe somebody took you baby bro."

Here's the video of 21 Savage breaking silence on his brother being stabbed to death.

To be precise, Terell Davis, the brother of a US rapper who was stabbed, died at the scene in Ramillies Close. The Tavy Close  Lambeth resident Tyrece Fuller, 21, was charged with murder & possession of a knife. Mr. Fuller appeared before Bromley Magistrates Court when the case moved to the Old Bailey on 2nd December 2020.

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