Talib Kweli Height, Weight, Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Wikipedia, Who, Nationality, Biography

Talib Kweli Greene, famously known as Talib Kweli is an American rapper, business person, and lobbyist. Kweli rose to conspicuousness as an individual from the hip jump couple, Black Star with rapper Mos Def. The team delivered just a single collection as a pair. He later wandered into a performance vocation and delivered 8 independent collections and various mixtapes. He has likewise delivered a few synergistic collections. He is the author of the record mark, Javotti Media, established in 2011. As a dissident, he has partaken in a few social causes including police mercilessness.

Talib Kweli was born on 3 October 1975. His original name is Talib Kweli Greene. His origin is in Brooklyn, New York City, New York in the United States. He holds an American ethnicity. He was born to a mother, Brenda Greene, and a dad, Perry Greene. He has a more youthful brother named Jamal Greene. He has a place with African-American nationality.

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Celebrated Name Talib Kweli
Age 45 Years
Nick Name Talib
Birth Name Talib Kweli Greene
Birth Date 1975-10-03
Gender Male
Profession Rapper
Place Of Birth Brooklyn, New York
Birth Nation United States
Nationality American
Best Known For Former member of hip hop duo, Black Star
Father Perry Greene
Mother Brenda Greene
Siblings 1
Brothers Jamal Greene
Ethnicity African-American
High School Cheshire Academy, Brooklyn Technical High School
University New York University
Education Studied Experimental Theater at NYU.
Career Start 1997
Marital Status Married
Wife DJ Eque
Married Date 2009
Children 2
Daughter Amani Fela and Diani Eshe
Source of Wealth Record Sales, Concerts, Tours
Net Worth $4 million

He experienced childhood in a family in Park Slope. As to instructive foundation, he went to Cheshire Academy and Brooklyn Technical High School. Following his secondary school graduation, he studied exploratory venue at New York University.

Talib Kweli entered the music scene in 1997. He showed up on Cincinnati, Ohio bunch Mood’s collection, Doom.

He then, at that point met and worked together with DJ Hi-Tek as Reflection Eternal. They worked together on singles, “Invigorated Live” and “B-Boy Document 99/Chaos”.

He got back to New York and framed a hip jump team with Mos Def. Their gathering was named Black Star.

The gathering delivered their solitary collection, Mos Def and Talib Kweli Are Black Star in 1998.

He likewise kept on joining forces with Hi-Tek as Reflection Eternal. They delivered a collection, Train of Thought in 2000.

Kweli and Mos Def delivered an EP, Hip Hop for Respect in 2000. The mixtape was against police severity, explicitly the instance of Amadou Diallo, who was shot multiple times by four cops on 4 February 1999. Various rappers were included on their EP.

Kweli and Mos Def added to the Red Hot+Indigo arrangement collection in 2001. The collection was made by Red Hot Organization.

Kweli delivered his introduction solo studio collection, Quality in 2002. The collection was delivered under Rawkus Records, whom he was endorsed in 2001.

Kweli delivered his second independent collection, The Beautiful Struggle in November 2004. It was his last collection under Rawkus.

He delivered a mixtape, Right About Now: The Official Sucka Free Mix CD under Blacksmith Records in 2005.

He marked a dissemination manage Warner Bros. Records for Blacksmith Records in 2006.

Kweli delivered his third independent studio collection, Eardrum in August 2007.

Kweli and DJ Hi-Tek delivered a second Reflection Eternal collection, Revolutions Per Minute in May 2010.

He established his own record name, Javotti Media in 2011. A portion of the craftsmen endorsed to his record mark are Space Ivadaz, Cory Mo, K’Valentine, Jessica Care Moore, and Brazilian MC Niko Is.

He delivered his fourth independent studio collection, Gutter Rainbows in January 2011.

He delivered his fifth independent studio collection, Prisoner of Conscious in May 2013.

He later delivered his 6th, seventh, and eighth independent collection, Gravitas, Fuck the Money, and Radio Silence in 2013, 2015, and 2017 separately.

Talib Kweli is additionally the second individual from of gathering, Reflection Eternal with Hi-Tek.

Mos Def and Talib Kweli Are Black Star (with Mos Def as Black Star) (1998)

Line of reasoning (with Hi-Tek as Reflection Eternal) (2000)

Freedom (with Madlib) (2007)

Cycles each Minute (with Hi-Tek as Reflection Eternal) (2010)

Propensities for the Heart (with Res as Idle Warship) (2011)

Indie 500 (with ninth Wonder) (2015)

The Seven (with Styles P) (2017)

Blackstar (with Lupe Flasco) (2020)

2005: Right About Now: The Official Sucka Free Mix CD – Charted #113 on the Billboard 200 and #24 on US R&B/Hip-Hop Albums.

2006: Brooklyn, Tennessee

2006: Kweli: Confidential

2006: Blacksmith: The Movement

2007: Clinton Sparks and Talib Kweli: Get Familiar

2007: Focus

2008: The MCEO Mixtape

2009: Party Robot (with Idle Warship)

2009: The Re: Union (Mixed By Statik Selektah) (with Reflection Eternal)

2010: Early Mourning Signs

2011: We Run This Vol. 7 (with Mr. E)

2012: Attack the Block

2014: Javotti Media Presents: The Cathedral

2015: Train of Thought: Lost Lyrics, Rare Releases and Beautiful B-Sides Vol.1

2016: Awful People Are Great at Parties

Talib Kweli is a hitched man. He is hitched to DJ Eque. The couple got hitched in 2009. Several has two youngsters together. Amani Fela Greene, and Diani Eshe Greene. Detail data about his own life isn’t accessible.

Kweli and his better half were purportedly kicked out of Club SNAP in New York City in 2010 for actually battling one another.

Talib Kweli was claimed in 2020 that he laid down with grown-up entertainer, Sara Jay.

Talib Kweli makes his significant pay from the music business. As a rapper, he has delivered 8 independent collections, various mixtapes, and a few community oriented collections. His pay comes from record deals, agreements, shows, and visits. He additionally established a free mark, Javotti Media in 2011. A few craftsmen are endorsed to his record mark. His total assets is assessed at $4 million.

Talib Kweli remains at a tallness of 1.7 m. He has a body weight of 70 kg. His sexual direction is straight. His eye tone is dull brown. His hair tone is dark.

His dad is a manager at Adelphi University.

His mom is an English teacher at Medgar Evers College of the City University of New York.

His brother is a teacher of sacred law at Columbia Law School.

He was attracted to Afrocentric rappers as an adolescent like De La Soul and different individuals from the Native Tongues Posse.

He was highlighted on the single, “Get Them High” of Kanye West’s introduction collection, The College Dropout.

He showed up on the Chappelle’s Show.

He performed at Dave Chappelle’s Block Party in 2004 and was highlighted in the film and soundtrack.

He showed up close by Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon in the 2005 MTV natural narrative TV series, Trippin.

He voiced the lead character Blak in the realistic novel-turned-vivified series Blokhedz in 2009.

His previous colleague, Res guaranteed in 2018 that Kweli asked her for lewd gestures.

He was assaulted by two men while visiting Copenhage in 2015. He depicted the occurrence as a racially propelled assault.

He was shot dropkicking a fan while performing in front of an audience in Salt Lake City, Utah in February 2019.

He left Twitter in July 2020.

He has been effectively raising voice against bigotry and police mercilessness.

He is a backer for the benefit of political detainees and an ally of local area associations like the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement.

Kweli and rapper Remedy fought on Twitter in 2017 with respect to Remedy’s supportive of Israel political position.

He didn’t uphold Trump’s boundary divider plans in 2018.

He upheld the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) development in June 2019.

Kweli and Mos Def accumulated with allies at City Hall in New York in May 2005 to request that the national government drop the million-dollar abundance that was put on political extremist Assata Shakur’s head and eliminate her from the psychological oppressor watch list.

He talked at a meeting at the city lobby to ask the NYPD police to end their pause and-search strategy in 2012.

In August 2014, he joined the local area in fighting the shooting of Michael Brown.

He held two shows to mark the one year commemoration of Michael Brown’s passing in 2015.

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