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Tab Virgil, Jr. – better known as Young Turk – was born on the 8th of January 1981, and is an American rapper who became famous for being a former member of the group Hot Boys. He also made headlines when he was jailed in the prime of his career. So how much is Turk’s net worth? As of mid-2017, based on authoritative sources it is reported to be $50,000 acquired from his career as a rapper. Young Turk Net Worth $ 50,000 Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Turk is the son of Tab Sr., and mother, Gal.

He was left to be raised by single mother together with his younger brother in the housing projects of Magnolia. He attended Fortier High School but eventually dropped out. In 1996, Turk was discovered when he was jamming with some friends at a block party in his neighbourhood; Label owners and brothers Ronald and Bryan Williams heard him, and signed him to their record label Cash Money Records. Obertka na shokolad shablon fotoshopa. The following year, after multiple cameos in various videos, Turk together with young rappers B.G., Juvenile, and Lil’ Wayne, formed the group Hot Boys. The group released their first album in 1997 entitled “Get It How You Love” and followed by “Guerilla Warfare” in 1999 which achieved platinum status.

Their third and last album – “Let ‘Em Burn” – was released in 2003, soon after which the group parted ways. Despite the group’s short time span, it still helped Turk’s career and net worth. After going solo, Turk signed with Universal Records and released his debut album “Young and Thuggin”, which became a chart-topper and reached gold status in the US.

He later signed with producer Ke’Noe at his Laboratory Recordz, and released two more albums, “Raw & Uncut” in 2003, and “Penitentiary Chances” in 2004. His shift in becoming a solo artist also helped in raising his wealth. In 2005, Turk was sentenced to 10 years in prison after policed discovered that he was hiding a large numbers of weapons and a cache of drugs, but which was compounded by the shooting – later described as attempted murder – of a police officer, during a search of Turk’s apartment, for which conviction his time in prison was changed from 10 years to 14.

However, after seven years he was released, but his time being incarcerated obviously effected his net worth tremendously. While Turk was in prison, his producer Ke’Noe released some of his compositions in the form of two albums, “Still A Hot Boy” and “Convicted Felons”. After being released in 2012, Turk immediately went to work and released a single entitled “Zip It” with, so getting his net worth on the rise again. Turk is getting back to the music scene slowly, and has released a mixtape under SoundCloud entitled “Blame It On the System”. In his personal life, Young Turk is married to Erica Virgil, who underwent surgery for breast cancer in 2015, supported by donations from friends and fans. Net Worth $50,000 Date Of Birth February 8, 1981 Place Of Birth New Orleans, Louisiana Profession Rapper, vocalist Education Fortier High School, Magnolia Projects, New Orleans Nationality American Spouse Erica Virgil Parents Gal Virgil, Tab Virgil Sr. Twitter Instagram IMDB Allmusic Record Labels Laboratory, Cash Money Records, YNT Records, Rap-A-Lot Records, Universal Motown Records Albums Young & Thuggin' (2001), Raw & Uncut (2003), Penitentiary Chances (2004), Still A Hot Boy (2005), Convicted Felons (2006), Blame It On The System (2013, Hip-hop/rap mixtape) Music Groups Cash Money Millionaires, Hot Boys TV Shows AudioThugography of Turk (CD), Make Love, Make Money (Reality show).

Later that same year, Turk made his recording debut with a cameo on 's solo debut, Solja Rags. Turk was billed as Young Turk and welcomed into the newly formed (who also included,, and ), issuing Get It How U Live! In 1997 and Guerilla Warfare two years later. Turk continued to make cameos on other rapper's recordings, including 's big hits 400 Degreez and Tha G-Code, 's Tha Block Is Hot and Lights Out, as well as 's It's All on U, Vol. 1 and It's All on U, Vol. June 2001 saw the release of Turk's solo debut, Young and Thuggin', on Universal Records.

Turk recorded Untamed Guerilla for Cash Money as a follow-up but soon jumped ship to Koch, following in the footsteps of Untamed Guerilla remained unreleased and Turk made his Koch debut in 2003 with Raw and Uncut. In January 2004, Turk was in a Memphis, TN, apartment when narcotics officers and SWAT team members stormed in. According to police, Turk shot an officer during the drug raid; the rapper claimed he was hiding in the closet without a gun. At a preliminary hearing a charge of first-degree attempted murder was reduced to second-degree attempted murder, but Turk was not granted bail.