Offset compares himself to Michael Jackson as he reveals his net worth
Offset, the rapper and former member of Migos, has revealed his net worth in 2024, which is estimated to be around $35 million.
He also compared himself to Michael Jackson, the legendary pop star and one of his biggest inspirations.
In a recent interview, Offset said that he is not satisfied with his current success and wants to achieve more in the music industry and beyond. He said that he is working on his second solo album, which will follow his 2019 debut Father of 4. He also said that he has plans to expand his business ventures, such as his clothing line, his record label, and his investments in cryptocurrency and real estate.
Offset said that he is motivated by his family, especially his four children, who he wants to provide a better life for. He also said that he is inspired by Michael Jackson, who he considers to be the greatest entertainer of all time. He said that he admires Jackson’s versatility, creativity, and longevity, and that he wants to emulate his career trajectory.
“I look up to Michael Jackson a lot. He was the king of pop, but he also did rock, soul, R&B, and even rap. He was always innovating and reinventing himself. He was the first black artist to break barriers and dominate the global market. He was the best performer, dancer, singer, and songwriter ever. He had a huge impact on culture and society. He was a legend, and I want to be a legend too,” Offset said.
Offset said that he is not afraid to take risks and try new things, and that he is confident in his abilities and his vision. He said that he believes that he can be the best rapper in the game, and that he can also cross over to other genres and mediums. He said that he wants to be remembered as a rapper who does it all.
“I’m not just a rapper, I’m an artist. I can rap, sing, produce, write, act, and design. I can do anything I put my mind to. I have a lot of talent and potential, and I’m not going to waste it. I’m going to make history and leave a legacy. I’m going to be the Michael Jackson of rap,” Offset said.
