Teebillz Biography: Earnings, Education, Marital Status, Wife, and Age

Tunji Balogun, better known as Teebillz, a popular Nigerian talent manager, made headlines over the weekend after he and his partner, Maete, welcomed a baby boy.

In 2020, the talent Manager first shared a photo of himself and Maete in a Jacuzzi.

Teebillz, the ex-husband of Nigerian international singer Tiwa Savage, announced the big news on Sunday, October 10, 2021 via his Instagram account.

For those who are unaware, Teebillz is the father of five children by various women, one of whom is Jamil, whom Tiwa Savage had for him.

Teebillz also received some applause over the weekend after he supported his ex-wife and singer Tiwa Savage’s recent claims of being blackmailed.

Name    Tunji Balogun

AKA Teebillz

Age   — years (2021)

Date of Birth   26th September, 199*

State of Origin   Lagos State

Nationality        Nigerian

Tribe           Yoruba

Religion       Muslim

Marriage     Kenea Udoh (Divorced)

                     Tiwa Savage (Divorced)

Children       5 (five)

Education    Pomona College

Occupation    Record Label CEO

Net Worth   $5 million

Tunji Balogun Biography

Tunji Balogun is a record label executive from Nigeria. He is the executive vice president of A&R for RCA Records and a co-founder of Keep Cool. Balogun has signed or helped sign artists such as Brockhampton, Childish Gambino, Goldlink, H.E.R., Khalid, SZA, Bryson Tiller, and Cozz.

He was raised and educated in the United States of America.

TeeBillz’s net worth is unknown.

Tunji Balogun’s media businesses are still active, and his net worth is estimated to be $5 million, according to a reliable source.

TeeBillz Education, Inc.

Tunji Balogun graduated from Pomona College in Claremont, California in 2004.

TeeBillz’s label, Def Jam,

Balogun will take over as Chairman and CEO of Def Jam in August 2021, succeeding Paul Rosenberg, Eminem’s manager.

Due to the label’s inability to sign new stars after Justin and Logic, Paul Rosenberg resigned in February 2021.

Founded in 1987 by Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons, the label grew to become one of the biggest subsidiaries in the music industry by capitalizing on the burgeoning sounds of Hip-Hop and R&B in the 1980s and early 1990s.

TeeBillz’s Professional Career.

Tunji Balogun co-founded Keep Cool, an RCA imprint, with Courtney Stewart of Right Hand Music Group, A&R Jon Tanners, and marketing executive Jared Sherman. Normani, UMI, Lucky Daye, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib, as well as Nigerian sisters VanJess, are all signed to the label.

He is set to succeed Paul Rosenberg, Eminem’s manager, who was appointed Chairman and CEO in 2017, but stepped down in February 2021 after being heavily chastised for the company’s inability to create a new generation of stars after Logic and Justin Beiber.

Rosenberg was also chastised for failing to capitalize on the Drill movement, which began in his own backyard. The departure of Complex’s former Editor-in-Chief, Noah Callahan-Bever, fueled speculation about the label’s future under Rosenberg’s leadership.

Over the last decade, Balogun has been instrumental in getting TDE and RCA to sign SZA, as well as Dreamville and Sony to sign Cozz, an American rapper of Nigerian descent.

Since becoming RCA’s boss, he’s slowly but steadily led an R&B resurgence with the signings of Bryson Tiller, GoldLink, Khalid, Wizkid, and H.E.R, with many more, such as Jayla Darden and Tems, still in the works.

He also contributed to the Black Panther soundtrack. Kendrick Lamar was introduced to Jorja Smith by him.

Balogun rose to prominence in August 2021, when he was appointed chairman of the American record label Def Jam.