Don Q (Rapper) - Bio, Net Worth, Height

ORIGIN
Don Q is an American rapper and songwriter from the Bronx, New York. He’s collaborated with A Boogie wit da Hoodie on tracks like “Bag on Me”, “Yeah Yeah” and “Bando.” At present, Don Q is signed to Highbridge the Label and Atlantic Records. His discography include Corner Stories Reloaded (2017), Don Talk (2018) and Don Season 2 (2018). He’s already worked with acts like 50 Cent, Meek Mill, Dave East and Jay Critch.

Given name, Le’Quincy Anderson, he was born on April 28, 1990, in New York City. He grew up in the Highbridge neighborhood of the Bronx. Anderson was drawn to rap music as early as the 5th grade. However, he didn’t start taking the rap game seriously until his high school years. He cited artists like Jay-Z, Fabolous and Lloyd Banks as early influences. Other artists he grew up listening to were Styles P, Cassidy, and Jadakiss.

CAREER
At age 16, Anderson got his first taste of rapping in a booth. He would further establish himself by participating in various rap battles around his neighborhood. He competed in rap battle leagues like ‘Come Up Groundz’ and ‘Battle On The Beat.’ Anderson briefly used the moniker “Q da Don” before changing it to Don Q (named after the Puerto Rican rum). His first project was a mixtape paying homage to his fallen friend Andre “Pop” Davidson. He was 17 when the tape was released.

Don Q started pursuing music full-time in 2014 following a 7-year hiatus. He gained early buzz with guest spots on songs by Meek Mill and Dave East. In 2016, Don Q signed to Highbridge the Label (headed by QP and Bubba). His Highbridge labelmates include A Boogie wit da Hoodie and Trap Manny. The compilation album, Highbridge the Label: The Takeover Vol. 1, was released in May 2016. It featured production from CashMoneyAP, Pocket Productions, and a few others.

In July 2016, Highbridge the Label inked a partnership with Atlantic Records. Don Q’s debut mixtape, Don Season, arrived a month later. Hosted by DJ Don Cannon, the tape featured guest vocals from A Boogie and PnB Rock, and production from Honorable C.N.O.T.E. and Dlo Beatz. Don Q’s next tape, Corner Stories, dropped in February 2017. It featured guest verses from Fabolous, Styles P, Jadakiss, and Dave East among others. The production team boasted Murda Beatz, Scott Storch and Ness. A revamped version of the tape was released as “Corner Stories Reloaded” in August 2017.

Don Q appeared on singles “Somebody” and “Money Sprung” from A Boogie’s album, The Bigger Artist (2017). His 8-track EP, Don Talk, premiered in March 2018. It featured guest spots from Pusha T, Desiigner and Tee Grizzley. A second installment of the ‘Don Season’ mixtape was released in August 2018 by Highbridge and Atlantic. It was led by single “Yeah Yeah” featuring 50 Cent and A Boogie. Don Q closed out 2018 with his Underrated EP. The project featured Q Money and G Herbo on tracks “Can’t Slip” and “Independent” respectively.

PERSONAL
Don Q’s height is around 5ft 6in and he’s of African-American descent. His net worth is estimated at $500 thousand USD. The Bronx native earns from shows, music sales, and features. He has 525K+ monthly listeners on Spotify, 33K+ followers on SoundCloud, and 110K+ subscribers on YouTube. You can find him on Instagram and Twitter under the handle “DonQhbtl.” Don Q hasn’t shared much about his personal life. He reportedly has a daughter.

In 2019, rappers Don Q and Tory Lanez started beefing. The two exchanged words over social media and before long they were caught in a lyrical battle. Don Q kicked things off with the diss track “I’m Not Joyner.” Tory Lanez responded with “Don Queen.” Don Q’s second diss track was titled “This is your King”

Don Q Real Name, Birthday, Wiki

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