Cash Cobain

Cash Cobain is an American rapper and producer from the Bronx, New York, who has become one of the defining voices of the New York drill and sample-heavy hip-hop movement. Born on August 20, 2001, he grew up immersed in the rich musical culture of New York City, drawing influence from classic East Coast hip-hop while developing a fresh, contemporary sound that samples heavily from 2000s R&B classics.

Cash Cobain first gained significant traction on social media platforms, where his music resonated with a young audience hungry for a new New York sound. His breakout single “Fisherrr” became a viral sensation in 2024, dominating TikTok and streaming platforms with its infectious beat built around a classic R&B sample. The track reached the Billboard Hot 100 and became an anthem in clubs and on social media, establishing Cash Cobain as a leading figure in the new wave of New York hip-hop.

As a producer, Cash Cobain has been instrumental in shaping what fans call the “sample drill” or “sexy drill” subgenre, which fuses aggressive drill rhythms with smooth R&B melodies. He frequently collaborates with fellow Bronx artists including Chow Lee, and the duo’s chemistry has produced numerous fan-favorite tracks. His production style has influenced a generation of emerging New York producers and rappers.

With an estimated net worth of $2 million in 2026, Cash Cobain’s income streams include music streaming revenue, live performances, production credits for other artists, and brand partnerships. His rapid rise from local Bronx rapper to national recognition demonstrates the power of social media in modern music careers, and his continued output suggests significant growth potential ahead.