Papoose

Papoose is a well-known American rapper who is also a songwriter and has performed on numerous television series. In his career, he has published two studio albums and was set to release his debut album on Jive Records, but it was postponed. His debut album was issued without the help of a label. He has a long list of mixtapes under his belt, and his first single, “Thug Connection,” was released in 1999.

What is the Net Worth of Papoose?

Papoose is an American rapper that has a net worth of $500 thousand. Papoose made his rap debut on the 1998 album “Roots of Evil,” by Kool G Rap. Following this, he made and released a plethora of his own mixtapes, finally signing with Jive Records. After his debut studio album encountered repeated delays, Papoose departed Jive and released fresh mixtapes with partner DJ Kay Slay, before ultimately releasing his album “The Nacirema Dream” through Fontana Distribution.

Early Years

Shamele Mackie, better known by her stage moniker “Papoose,” was born in New York City, New York, on March 5, 1978. Irene Mackie is his mother. He was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York.

Personal Life

Papoose married Remy Ma, a rapper, in May 2008. Ma was in jail at the time of their wedding, and the pair planned to marry in jail. In the courtroom, they married, and Ma’s sentence was overturned. From a previous relationship, he has a daughter named Dejanae Mackie.

He was always interested in music and began his profession when he was 20 years old. In 1998, he was included on Kool G Rap’s album “Roots of Evil,” which introduced him to the public.

Age, height, and weigh

Papoose, who was born on March 5, 1978, is 43 years old as of today, January 4, 2022. He stands 1.80 meters tall and weighs 74 kilograms.

Career

Papoose’s debut single “Thug Connection,” featuring Kool G Rap and AZ, was released in 1999. ‘Art & War,’ his debut mixtape, was published in 2004. He released the mixtapes ‘Street Knowledge,’ ‘The Beast from the East,’ and ‘Election Day’ in the same year.

‘A Moment of Silence,’ ‘The Underground King,’ ‘Sharades,’ ‘Mixtape Murder,’ ‘The Bootlegger’s Nightmare,’ ‘Bedstuy Do or Die,’ and ‘Unfinished Business’ were among his mixtapes published in 2005. ‘Menace II Society Part 2’, ‘A Threat and a Promise,’ ‘The Boyz in the Hood,’ ‘The 1.5 Million Dollar Man,’ ‘Second Place is the First Loser,’ and ‘The Fourth Quarter Assassin’ were released a year later.

‘Internationally Known,’ ‘Already a Legend,’ ‘Build or Destroy,’ ’21 Gun Salute,’ ‘Military Grind,’ ‘The 2nd Coming,’ ‘King of New York,’ ‘Most Hated Alive,’ ‘Hoodie Season,’ and ‘Cigar Society,’ are some of his other mixtapes.’

In 2006, he signed a record deal with Jive Records. However, the plans fell through, and Papoose parted ways with Jive Records. He rose to notoriety after appearing in the remix “Touch It” by Busta Rhyme. Papoose has also released two mixtape compilations.

“Michael Jackson,” “The Bank,” “What’s My Name,” “Get At Me,” “Party Out In Brooklyn,” “On Top of My Name,” and “Bang It Out” are just a few of his singles. Many other artists have used him as a featured performer, including Saigon, Busta Rhymes, and Jeannie Ortega.

Achievements & Awards

Papoose’s biggest career accomplishment is being a successful rapper who has released albums and singles. In 2005, he was named the Justo Mixtape Award’s ‘Best Underground Artist.’

Quick Facts

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