RiceGum Net Worth

What is RiceGum’s Net Worth?

RiceGum is a YouTuber and musician with a net worth of $8 million. Over 10 million people are subscribed to RiceGum, his primary YouTube channel, and more than 1.5 million to RiceGumExtra, his secondary channel. Although his secondary channel has over 43 million views, his primary channel has over 1.7 billion views. He first appeared on YouTube as a player.

Le was placed 25th on the Billboard Young Musicians list in November 2017. The RIAA awarded his track “It’s Every Night Sis” platinum status in March 2018. He spent some time broadcasting gaming for his followers on Twitch and YouTube. In his initial Streaming days, he developed a sizable fan base when gaming Call of Duty.

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Youtube and Music

He started a Youtube account under his identity in 2012. He opened a Twitter feed within the same year. He enjoys playing video games, which is why he shared playing footage. Lifestory: BabySitting: Ricegum was his initial gameplay video.

The public quickly became interested in him and began to enjoy his many kinds of vlogs. He also worked with the well-known YouTube gaming platform Machinima. His diss songs are highly renowned. His popular video series “These Kids Must Be Stopped” criticizes early internet celebrities for their behavior.

He denounced several well-known figures, claiming their acts were justified, including Loren Beech, Jacob Sartorius, and Hunter Rowland. This sparked several issues.

Early Life 

Bryan Quang Le, better known as RiceGum, was born on November 19, 1996, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Despite having immigrated to the US, his family is both Vietnamese. In October 2012, RiceGum started his YouTube and Twitter profiles. He first posted basic clips of him enjoying Call of Duty. Ricegum started off modestly when he first started out on YouTube. He started using his account in 2012 and has a small following. His involvement with Machinima led to him occasionally uploading a video game commentary video, which received a small number of views. As Ricegum switched his channel to humor and started parodying the clips others uploaded on TikTok, it quickly gained popularity. 

RiceGum studied at Spring Valley, Nevada’s Sierra Vista High School. After junior high, he entered his own college in Nevada. Sadly, he left school in 2016 to concentrate on his job. A grant from Harvard University was given to RiceGum in 2017. Still, he declined it to focus on his profession as a content developer.

First Break

After switching to humor, Ricegum’s channel gained popularity by poking fun at the TikTok clips that users were uploading. He became an overnight sensation on the web after creating a “diss track” for Jacob Sartorius.

Ever since he has received praise for being the first Youtuber to “roast” famous people using a “diss track.” Then, in 2017, he started experimenting with the diss track section of YouTube with his song “It’s Every Night Sis,” which included Alissa Violet and was intended for her ex-boyfriend Jake Paul. That same year, he formed “Clout Gang,” a spoof of Jake Paul’s Team 10 organization on social media.

“Get rich enough to buy your mom all the stuff she deserves.”

– RiceGum

Career

Music

From around the moment diss tracks became a popular trend on YouTube in 2017, RiceGum made his or her debut in the music industry. His debut song, “It’s Every Night Sis,” was a spoof of Jake Paul and Team 10’s hit song “It’s Everyday Bro.” Jake Paul’s ex-girlfriend Alissa Violet was there throughout the music video filming. It reached its highest point at #80 on the Billboard USA Hot 100, #34 on the R&B/Hip-hop list, and #25 on the Rap chart. As a result of the new song’s popularity, he later released two additional songs, “God Church” (a parody of a lyric from “It’s Everyday Bro”), “Frick da Police,” and “Naughty or Nice.” His most recent song, “Contract Money Freestyle,” was launched in 2020. He also contributed to the song “Earthquake” by YouTuber and musician KSI.

Streaming and Youtube

On February 22, 2013, RiceGum registered for a Twitch profile. He attracts roughly 54k live watchers every broadcast and broadcasts for an average of 3.5 hours each time. While Fortnite, GTA V, and just talking are currently his most popular video genres, he began by broadcasting Call of Duty. Though RiceGum’s previous 10 broadcasts, except for one in which he played GTA V, have been all in the Just Talking category, his Just Chat hours may soon surpass his GTA V hours record. He currently has 1.18 million subscribers in all.

In 2012, RiceGum began his career as a YouTuber by posting commentator videos that featured his Call of Duty gaming in the foreground. His fame skyrocketed in 2015 as he started to produce comedic videos, with his most famous ones being his series in which he would mock children from TikTok. He soon released more diss tracks to capitalize on these clips’ success, which only helped his channel’s development.

Real Estate Portfolio

RiceGum just relocated to a sizable home in Los Angeles from his homeland of Las Vegas. He used to record himself house-hunting in both Nevada and LA. He ultimately emigrated to an outrageously enormous estate in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Hills. However, RiceGum doesn’t live alone. FaZe Banks is one of the residents’ roommates. Justin Bieber was formerly a resident. Currently, the mansion is listed for $12.5 million. It has 10 rooms and 13 bathrooms and is about 12,500 square feet. The residences are expected to rent for $47,000 per month.

Zodiac Sign

RiceGum is a Scorpio and was born in The Year of the Rat. He was born in November, and that makes his Zodiac sign Scorpio.

Awards

He has received the youtube creator award and also a diamond play button.

Cars

RiceGum rides a white Lamborghini that starts at $199,800 and a white Rolls Royce that costs about $305,000. Additionally, he has a $55,000 black color Range Rover Evoque that he purchased while learning to drive at 19.

Personal Life

On November 19, 1996, in Las Vegas, RiceGum was born. He is from a low-income family and resides someplace in Nevada with his parents and siblings. He has posted many movies praising his parents’ love and concern for him. He separates his personal and business lives to protect his family from the crude remarks of other YouTubers.

His mother wanted him to be a doctor, but he was more interested in pursuing an online profession. Living with parents is advantageous since there is no rent to be paid, according to RiceGum, in several video posts. But in one of his clips from January 2017, he mentioned that he was considering getting a residence of his own and revealed a few of his favorite homes and neighborhoods.

Bryan formerly dated Abby Rao, a cosmetologist, Instagram model, and spokesperson for Fashion Nova. They did meet up again and resolve their lingering dispute. He is currently involved with Instagram model Ellerie Marie in a relationship.

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