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Whether you love rap music or despise it, you’ll probably recognize Kendrick Lamar as one of the best in the business. The Grammy-nominated musician has released several albums, won countless accolades and collaborated with a number of other artists. But what is he worth? And how does he earn his money?
1. What is Kendrick Lamar’s net worth?
Kendrick Lamar is a rapper and producer who’s taking the music industry by storm. Over the course of his career, the musician has accumulated a net worth of around $75 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
2. How much money does Kendrick Lamar make from music?
There isn’t an itemized breakdown, so it’s hard to tell how much Lamar makes from his music (versus other projects). To date, the rapper has released five studio albums: Section.80, Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, To Pimp a Butterfly, Damn and Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers. In 2018, he was named one of the highest-paid entertainers for earning $60 million in one year. He also produced and curated the soundtrack for Black Panther, for which he received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song. Lamar has won 14 out of his 36 Grammy nominations, and he’s nominated for eight more awards at the 65th annual ceremony. And yes, he also received the Pulitzer Prize for Damn.
3. What about his other projects?
In addition to music, Lamar also has other sources of income. In 2019, he signed a multi-year publishing deal with BMI to streamline his music catalog. And according to Forbes, he also earned “millions from endorsement deals with Nike and American Express.”
12 Winter Birthday Party Ideas That Are Seriously Fun
If you’re planning a birthday party when the weather outside is frightful, you can forget about the park, pool and beach. Don’t despair, though—it’s very possible to throw a memorable fete during the cold months and our roundup of winter birthday ideas is proof. From outdoor fun (like ice skating and skiing) to indoor activities (like laser tag and escape rooms), read on for inspiration and get ready for fun.
1. Go Ice Skating
When it comes to winter birthday parties, you can either seek shelter at a warm, cozy venue or opt to embrace the frosty weather instead. If you’re leaning towards the latter, set up shop at the local skating rink. Aside from covering the cost of rental skates for kiddos that don’t have their own, all you really have to do is make a big batch of hot cocoa to bring along, order a pizza for the lunch and cake break, and maybe organize a relay race as an ice breaker (pun intended).
2. Do a Ski Trip
This one will cost you a pretty penny—lift tickets and ski rentals aren’t cheap—so you’ll probably want to limit the guest list to just a couple of your kid’s very close friends. That said, if you can swing a weekend ski trip, complete with cozy lodging (jacuzzi recommended), you’re guaranteed a truly memorable birthday celebration…and a great excuse for a family vacation, too.
3. Check Out an Indoor Playground
Nobody’s enjoying those frosty metal monkey bars in the dead of winter, but your kid and all the peer-aged partygoers have plenty of energy to spare. The solution? A wild birthday bash at a climate-controlled indoor playground or trampoline park. Not only do these kid-friendly venues serve up tons of entertainment, they also typically cover the party food for you, too, so you just need to pony up the cash and bring the cake. Bonus points if you find an indoor playground with a giant foam pit, ‘cause those are just plain awesome.
4. Try Laser Tag
Round up the gang for a day of fast-paced, exhilarating fun at a local laser tag arena. This type of party is super low-prep, which means all you have to do is drive to the place, let ‘em loose and relax. Plus, the days are already short and dreary, so some indoor fun in an underlit space just makes sense. (Right?)
5. Visit an Arcade
Ideal for gaming enthusiasts, the arcade is a lively, energetic birthday party venue that boasts built-in entertainment, kid-friendly food, and the promise of prizes.
6. Go to a Movie Theater
For the social butterfly with a long guestlist, take the celebration to the movies. Nearly all venues allow you to reserve a theater for a private viewing party, which can typically accommodate 20 people or more, with deliciously buttery popcorn and drinks included. Best of all, the adult hosts needn’t worry about wrangling a rowdy group of kids, since this party idea is fun, easy and blessedly lowkey.
7. Do a Hotel Party
The tween or teen in your life is dying to be all grown-up. Indulge the sentiment for a sec with a fancy hotel birthday party that involves a couple close friends, a heated pool and all the room service food they desire. And because the novelty factor is so high, the main event can simply be a couple face masks and a movie marathon. Psst: This one has sweet sixteen written all over it.
8. Hire a Limo and Go Out to Dinner
Birthdays are all about feeling special, so why not give a little celebrity treatment to the guest of honor and a few friends with a limo ride to and from a favorite restaurant? Make it a ‘dress your best’ event and, for a little extra flourish, be sure to serve some fancy non-alcoholic cocktails on the commute.
9. Make It a Spa Day
You don’t have to shell out at a resort to treat the birthday kid to a day of pampering. Stock up on some sheet masks, luxurious body lotions and a variety of nail polish in trendy colors and you’ve got the makings of a successful spa party. For a little entertainment before the self-care fiesta, a makeup competition will do the trick.
10. Make Your Own Pizza Party
Pizza is the go-to birthday party food, but don’t rush for the takeout menu just yet. Instead, score some pre-made pizza dough and set out a wide selection of toppings so kids can make their own pies. It’s a fun, hands-on activity with a mighty tasty reward.
11. Escape Room Party
Rent out a real life escape room or simply gather the partygoers around a computer for a virtual experience that involves solving challenging puzzles and playing games in order to break free from a room. The activity is a thrilling race against the clock that promises lots of fun for the whole group—provided you sandwich the main event between lunch and cake, so everyone is fed and firing on all cylinders, that is.
12. Tea Party
Throw an Alice in Wonderland-themed, Mad Hatter tea party for a whimsical celebration that features a theatrical host, a lavish spread of bite-sized delicacies and plenty of wacky party games, including minute-to-win-it challenges, pin the tail on the cheshire cat and tea cup pong (it’s like beer pong without the booze). To make it a true Mad Hatter tea party, guests should arrive with zany headwear—so be sure to specify the dress code on the invitations for best results.
