Muni Long Net Worth: How Rich is the Singer Actually in 2022?

Muni Long is an American singer and songwriter. She is best known for her song “Dollhouse”. Long earned major commercial success with her song “Hrs and Hrs” which went viral on TikTok. Following the success, she signed a record deal with Def Jam Recordings. As of 2022, Muni Long net worth is estimated at $4 million.

Early life

Muni Long was born on September 14 in the year 1988 in Vero Beach, Florida. The real identity of her parents is not known yet. However, we got to know that her dad was a member of the Navy. Long started singing when she was 2. Although she became comfortable singing in front of people when she grew older. Long is a graduate of Vero Beach High School.

In the initial days, Muni posted her videos on YouTube. She had recorded the videos in her room. Long recorded her first song which was a rendition of the song “Cry Me a River”. She later submitted her song to a contest. The winner of the contest would get a chance to sing with singer, Justin Timberlake at the Grammy Awards. Although she didn’t win the contest, she continued to make her own songs independently. The number of subscribers on her channel grew up to more than 30,000.

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Due to her growing popularity, she got a chance to take part in MTV’s Karaoke game show “Say What? Karaoke.”. Long was around 21 when she signed her first record deal with Capitol Records in the year 2009. She was about to release her debut album on October 20, 2009. However, the album was later delayed due to some additional recording work. On August 18, 2009, she released the song “Dollhouse” from the album. The song became a mild chart success peaking at 31 on the Hot Dance Club Songs.

Long was initially using her birth name to release her songs and album. Her first album “Jukebox” eventually hit the market on December 1, 2009. Even though the album didn’t perform well commercially, it was critically acclaimed. In 2010, she started writing singles for other recording artists. Long contributed to the American girl group, Fifth Harmony’s first album Reflection by helping them pen the song “Worth It”.

In 2015, she appeared as the vocalist on the song “Be Right There”. Following that, she collaborated with rappers, Meek Mill and Pusha T for their song “Black Moses”. In April 2018, she came up with her first two songs titled “Gentle Hands” and “Heavenly”. The two songs were from her second studio album, Coloured. She eventually dropped the album on June 22, 2018. Long released the single “Midnight Snack” using the pseudonym Muni Long in October 2020.

Muni continued contributing as a songwriter in 2020. She co-wrote a few songs for Arianda Grande, which are titled “Six Thirty” and “Just like Magic”. In December 2020, she dropped her song “Build a Bae” along with rapper, Yung Bleu. Prior to that on November 13, she had released her first EP titled “Black Like This”. The EP was released under her co-founded label, Supergiant Records. Then in July 2021, she dropped her seven-tract EP titled “Nobody Knows”. Following that, she released her 8-track EP “Public Displays of Affection” in November 2021.

Long received further recognition after she dropped a music video on a track from her EP titled “Hrs and Hrs”. The track went viral on TikTok. The song became a favorite among lovebirds on TikTok. Likewise, another track titled “Time Machine” went viral on TikTok in January 2022. After two hit tracks, Muni eventually signed a record deal with Def Jam Recordings in March 2022.

Personal Life

Muni Long is known to be married to Masimba Chibanda. She has not provided further details on her marriage life. Long was dating someone else around 2008. She mention that she missed out on a song with Canadian rapper, Drake due to her jealous boyfriend, who was pulling up to the studio in a jealous rage.

Muni Long Net Worth Timeline

Muni Long’s net worth is estimated to be around $4 million as of 2022. In addition to her singing and songwriting credit, she also runs her own record label, Supergiant Records. Long has once cited bankruptcy while she was battling out with her former management team.