Joyner Lucas  Biography: Songs, Age, Wife, Net Worth, Real Name, Movies, Album, Wikipedia, Siblings

Gary Maurice “Joyner” Lucas Jr., known professionally as Joyner Lucas, is an American rapper, actor, and entrepreneur.

He began rapping at age 10 and gained recognition with his 2015 mixtape Along Came Joyner, featuring the song “Ross Capicchioni.” His 2017 viral single, I’m Not Racist, earned a Grammy nomination for Best Music Video.

Lucas released his debut studio album, ADHD, in 2020 and has acted in films such as The Family Plan (2023) and Bad Boys: Ride or Die (2024).

He is also known for high-profile feuds with rappers like Logic and Tory Lanez. Since 2016, he has gained popularity for remixing hit songs, including “Gucci Gang” (Lil Pump), “Bank Account” (21 Savage), “Panda” (Desiigner), and “DNA” (Kendrick Lamar).

Profile

• Full Name: Gary Maurice “Joyner” Lucas Jr.
• Stage Name: Joyner Lucas
• Born: August 17, 1988
• Age: 36 years old
• Birthplace: Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: American rapper, actor and entrepreneur
• Height: Unknown
• Parent: Unknown
• Siblings: Chantelle Michelle Jones
• Partner: Ashanti fro( 2020–2022) Carmen Julissa Ayala (separated)
• Girlfriend: Angela Yee
• Children: Joyner Messiah Lucas
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $2 million and $4 million

Early Life And Education

Gary Maurice Lucas Jr., known professionally as Joyner Lucas, was born on August 17, 1988, in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States.

His parents’ names are not publicly known, but they divorced when he was young. Following the separation, his mother remarried, and he was raised by her and his stepfather.

Lucas has two siblings, though their names are not widely known. His sister, Chantelle Michelle Jones, is a nurse practitioner.

Lucas attended South High Community School in Worcester, where he developed his passion for music early on. He is of African-American ethnicity, born to a Black father and a White mother, and raised in a Christian household.

Career

Joyner Lucas began writing lyrics at age seven and recording music by ten. Initially performing under G-Storm, he adopted the moniker Future Joyner in 2007.

Around this time, he formed the group Film Skool Rejekts with his cousin Cyrus tha Great, releasing the mixtape Workprint: The Greatest Mixtape of All Time that same year.

However, after rapper Future gained mainstream success, Lucas dropped “Future” from his stage name and rebranded as Joyner Lucas.

His first solo mixtape under this name, LFO’s (Low-Frequency Oscillators), came in 2013, following his earlier independent release Listen to Me (2011).

Lucas gained widespread recognition with his 2015 mixtape Along Came Joyner, which featured the critically acclaimed track “Ross Capicchioni.”

This success led to his participation in the 2015 BET Hip-Hop Awards Cypher. He later signed with Atlantic Records in 2016, further solidifying his presence in the hip-hop industry.

His 2017 single I’m Not Racist became a viral sensation, earning a Grammy nomination for Best Music Video and significantly boosting his career.

Lucas also collaborated with Eminem on “Lucky You,” which debuted at #6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Song.

Despite feuds with artists like Tory Lanez and Logic, he has continued to collaborate with prominent industry figures, including J. Cole.

Beyond music, Lucas has explored acting, appearing in films such as The Family Plan (2023) and Bad Boys: Ride or Die (2024).

His versatility extends to his creative projects, including his 2024 album, which featured “Best for Me” with Jelly Roll as its final single, released on March 18 alongside a music video.

The album officially dropped on March 22, further cementing his influence in the industry. Lucas has cited Eminem as his biggest musical inspiration and has also expressed admiration for Will Smith, even collaborating with him on a remix of his song “Will” in May 2020.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @joynerlucas
• Facebook handle: Joyner Lucas
• Twitter handle: @JoynerLucas
• TikTok: @joynerlucas

Personal Life

Joyner Lucas is currently single and has never been married. He previously dated Ashanti from 2020 to 2022, during which they discussed starting a family.

Lucas also had a relationship with Carmen Julissa Ayala, with whom he shares a son, Joyner Messiah Lucas, born on February 20, 2016.

There have also been reports of a past relationship with Angela Yee. Despite these connections, Lucas keeps his personal life largely private.

Discography

• ADHD (2020)
• Not Now, I’m Busy (2024)
• ADHD 2 (To be released)
• “Lucky You” (with Eminem)
• “ISIS” (with Logic)
• “Will” (and its remix with Will Smith)
• Ramen & OJ (2021)
• Evolution (2020)
• 508-507-2209 (2017)
• Sticks & Stones (with Conway The Machine, 2024)
• 24 hours to live (2023)
• Blackout (2023)
• Seventeen (2023)
• “Kill The Panda” (remix of “Panda” by Desiigner)
• “Mask On” (remix of “Mask Off” by Future)
• “DNA (Remix)” (remix of “DNA” by Kendrick Lamar)
• “Gucci Gang (Remix)” (remix of “Gucci Gang” by Lil Pump)
• “Bank Account (Remix)” (remix of “Bank Account” by 21 Savage)
• “Look Alive (Remix)” (remix of “Look Alive” by BlocBoy JB & Drake)
• “Litty Freestyle” (remix of “Litty” by Meek Mill & Tory Lanez)
• “ZeZe (Tory Lanez Diss)” (remix of “Zeze” by Kodak Black, Travis Scott & Offset)
• “Suge (Remix)” (remix of “Suge” by DaBaby)
• “Lotto (Remix)” (with G-Eazy & Yandel)
• “Will (Remix)” (with Will Smith)

Filmography

• The Family Plan (2023)
• Bad Boys: Ride or Die (2024)
• The Crew League (TV Series, 2022)
• Joyner Lucas: I’m Not Racist (2017)
• Joyner Lucas: 24 Hours to Live (2023)
• Joyner Lucas: Broski (2023)
• Joyner Lucas: Devil’s Work 2 (2023)
• Joyner Lucas: Ye Not Crazy (2022)
• Joyner Lucas: My Escape (2021)
• Joyner Lucas: Duck Duck Goose (2021)
• Joyner Lucas & Ty Dolla $ign: Late to the Party (2021)

Net Worth

Joyner Lucas’s net worth is estimated to be between $2 million and $4 million, though figures vary depending on the source.

His income primarily comes from music sales, streaming platforms, YouTube revenue, and entrepreneurial ventures.