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United States G Herbo has established himself as a prominent rapper in Midwestern hip-hop, drill, and trap genres, leveraging his authentic storytelling to connect with a global audience.
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Request A ShowHerbo joined Republic Records, a major record label, for the release of his album '25'.
G Herbo entered a partnership with Epic Records and indie label Machine Entertainment Group, through which he released various projects including his collaborative album, 'Swervo'.
G Herbo became a global ambassador for Luc Belaire, a luxury wine brand, joining a list of other prominent hip-hop artists associated with the brand.
G Herbo collaborated with Nicki Minaj on the 2014 track 'Chi-Raq,' which significantly contributed to his career launch and financial success, yielding approximately $500,000.
G Herbo partnered with Lyrical Lemonade for a collaboration, which included photography coverage of his involvement with the platform.
Herbert Randall Wright III, known as G Herbo, was born on October 8, 1995, in Chicago, Illinois. He began his music career at the age of 16, signing with Machine Entertainment Group in 2011. Early in his career, he gained significant attention with the song “Kill Shit,” a collaboration with fellow Chicago rapper Lil Bibby, which accumulated over 50 million views on YouTube. His debut mixtape, “Welcome to Fazoland,” released in 2014, received critical acclaim for its lyrical depth and raw portrayal of life in Chicago. The mixtape was named in honor of a friend lost to gun violence, reflecting the personal themes often present in his work. He continued to release successful mixtapes, including “Pistol P Project” (2014) and “Ballin Like I’m Kobe” (2015), further solidifying his position in the hip-hop scene.
In 2015, G Herbo officially changed his stage name from Lil Herb and signed with Cinematic Music Group. His debut studio album, “Humble Beast,” was released in 2017, showcasing his journey and experiences. A significant turning point in his career was signing a triple-joint venture with Epic Records, leading to the release of his collaborative album “Swervo” (2018) with producer Southside. This collaboration marked his major label debut and was followed by a sequel, “Still Swervin'” (2019). His album “PTSD” (2020) achieved top-ten placement on the Billboard 200, alongside subsequent albums “25” (2021) and “Survivor’s Remorse” (2022).
Beyond his musical achievements, G Herbo has actively engaged in philanthropy. In 2018, he contributed to the redevelopment of a former elementary school in Chicago, aiming to provide musical equipment, free programs, and sports activities for young people. In 2020, he launched “Swervin’ Through Stress,” an initiative offering therapeutic resources to Black youths, drawing from his own experiences with complex post-traumatic stress disorder. These efforts highlight his commitment to community development and mental wellness.
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