Kid Frost’s Wealth

Arturo Molina’s net worth stands at
$800,000

Arturo Molina Wiki Biography

The hip hop artist and record producer, Arturo Molina Jr., was born in Los Angeles, California USA on 31 May 1962. His substantial net worth is the result of his numerous Latin and hip hop music releases, and various collaborations with popular artists.

Kid Frost’s net worth was estimated to be at $800,000 in mid-2016, earned primarily through his music career. Apart from his music, he has also made appearances in several films, and it is anticipated that his wealth will continue to grow as he advances in his career.

Kid Frost Net Worth $800,000

As a young child, Frost lived on military bases in Germany and Guam due to his father’s service in the US military. In 1982, he embarked on his music journey under the name Kid Frost as a homage to his music rival, Ice-T. During this period, he crossed paths with influential DJs such as DJ Yella and Dr. Dre, and later joined Uncle Jamms Army as a breakdancer.

In the mid-1980s, Frost released several singles through Los Angeles-based labels, Baja and Electrobeat. He then signed with Virgin Records, and released his debut album “Hispanic Causing Panic” which included his biggest hit single “La Raza”. He also formed Latin Alliance, a Latin rap supergroup, and released the album “Latin Alliance” in 1991. His solo album “East Side Story” followed the next year, featuring collaborations with ALT and MC Eiht. These endeavors facilitated the establishment of his net worth.

In 1995, he rebranded himself by dropping “Kid” from his name and signed with Eazy-E’s label Ruthless Records. He subsequently released “Smile Now Die Later” which featured guest appearances from multiple rappers including Rick James. The year 1997 saw the release of “When Hell.A.Freezes Over” featuring Ice-T and O Genius. A move to the independent label Caleb-entertainment Records in 1999 resulted in the creation of “This Was Then This Is Now Vol. I”, featuring numerous guest appearances such as Xzibit. The next year, “That Was Then This is Now Vol. II” was released with additional guest rappers. His release “Still Up In This Shit!” under Koch Records in 2002 marked a shift towards more Latin rap style songs, and featured collaborations with artists like Mellow Man Ace, Baby Bash and Don Cisco. This was followed by the release of “Somethin’ 4 The Ridaz” through 40 Ounce Records in 2003, and a collaborative album with Thump Records in 2005 titled “Welcome to Frost Angeles”, mainly produced by his son Scoop De’Ville. Frost’s net worth saw a steady rise.

Besides his music career, Frost has also ventured into writing film music for “Bite the Bullet” in the film “Gunmen”, and “Tears of a Mother” in the film “No Mothers Crying, No Babies Dying”. He has also made appearances in several films and is known for providing the voice of T-Bone Mendez in the video game “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas”. One of his recent roles included becoming the Vice-President of the Music Division of Goldmark Industries in 2006, and a cameo appearance in Snoop Dogg’s “Vato”.

Regarding his personal life, there is no public information available about any relationships. Frost is also known by the nicknames “Gangsta Frost” and “OG Kid Frost” and maintains a personal website, theraza.com.



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