Larry June is an American rapper and scion of a lineage steeped in rap culture. Renowned for his EPs Larry and Orange Season, he has collaborated with artists such as Cousin Stizz, Berner, Curren$y, and Post Malone. With 19 underground projects to his credit, June currently operates as an independent artist, having previously been signed to Warner Records.
Born Larry Eugene Hendricks III on April 8, 1991, at the age of 31, in the Bayview Trackers Point area of San Francisco, California, US, he hails from a background deeply rooted in hip-hop. Raised by high school parents, June relocated to San Jose, California, at the age of four and spent his formative years there until the age of 16. Following middle school, he attended Jesse Bethel High School in Vallejo, California.
His father’s involvement in rap significantly influenced June’s musical journey. By distributing CDs of his music to schools in his vicinity and achieving a breakthrough when his music was accepted by the Rasputin Music store in Berkeley, Larry June’s early experiences shaped his dedication to the art. Consequently, he made the decision to leave high school to focus entirely on his music career.
| Name | Larry June |
| Net Worth | $3 million |
| Occupation | Rapper, Entrepreneur |
| Age | 31 years |
| Height | 1.83m |
| Weight | 92kg |
In 2014, Complex featured Larry June’s mixtape Highway 80 with TM88. Following this exposure, he secured a deal with Warner Records, receiving a $20,000 advance for two extended plays with an option for additional records. However, Larry June expressed disappointment with Warner’s lack of interest in his work, prompting him to take a hiatus from recording. During this period, he toured the U.S., opening for artists like Post Malone and Smokepurpp.
In 2016, Larry June independently released several tracks, including the full-length mixtape Take on Me. Eventually parting ways with Warner, he collaborated with DistroKid and dropped projects like You’re Doing Something Good, Take on Me, Pt. 2, and Extremely Quiet.
As an independent artist, Larry June earned income from music streams, releasing EPs like Larry and Orange Season, both produced by Cookin’ Soul. The release of Orange Season coincided with an iOS game inspired by Nintendo’s early 8-bit graphics.
Larry June collaborated with Cousin Stizz in 2016, contributing to Stizz’s song “Down Like That” and Malone’s single “Never Understand.” In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, he produced six projects, including Change to the Game, Journey USA, Numbers, and Keep Going. He also launched Honeybear Boba in San Francisco.
On June 11, 2021, Larry June released Orange Print, marking his first project distributed through Empire Distribution after leaving DistroKid. Although open to major label deals, he remains unhurried about signing one, as mentioned in an interview with The Ringer in May 2021.
Larry June is known for rapping about “recurring, passive income” and aims to assist those from the streets in achieving financial stability. His ad-libs include “Yee-hee,” inspired by Michael Jackson, and “Good job, Larry,” reflecting his rise in the industry.
While Larry June is not married and has not disclosed details about a girlfriend or future spouse, he has plans to release his own brand of oranges, inspired by a concept from a friend’s family farm. As of mid-2022, Larry June remains without a spouse or children from any previous relationships.
Larry June’s estimated net worth is around $3 million, primarily earned through his successful career as a rapper. With monthly earnings exceeding $500,000, he stands as one of the wealthiest and most prominent rappers in the U.S. Larry June, with a height of 1.83m, maintains a captivating presence, complemented by a body weight that suits his personality. Follow him on his Instagram account for further updates.