21 Savage’s Manager Says a Feature Costs ‘6 Figures’ Now

Savage's manager, Meezy, took to Twitter where he pleaded with rappers to stop asking for 21 features if they aren't prepared to pay his artist's steep rate.

21 Savage watches from court side as the Denver Nuggets played the Houston Rockets
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21 Savage watches from court side as the Denver Nuggets played the Houston Rockets

A 21 Savage feature is going to cost you more than a direct message to his manager. 

On Monday, Savage's manager, Meezy, took to Twitter where he pleaded with rappers to stop asking for 21 Savage features if they aren't prepared to pay his artist's steep rate.

Dawg a 21 Savage feature is 6 FIGURES ... y’all gotta stop wit da “check ya dm bra u playin” lol naw cause when u get hit wit da ticket u ain’t built for it 🗡

— Stone Mound Meezy (@Megameezy1) January 11, 2021

"Dawg a 21 Savage feature is 6 FIGURES," Meezy said. "y’all gotta stop wit da 'check ya dm bra u playin' lol naw cause when u get hit wit da ticket u ain’t built for it."

It's safe to say that 21 Savage has earned the right to request this rate. Both of Savage's studio albums have debuted top 5 of the Billboard 200 chart with his latest project, Savage Mode II, peaking at No. 1. Also, Issa Album is a platinum-selling album with Savage Mode II well on its way. Along with successful studio albums, his Savage Mode mixtape with Metro Boomin is considered a cult classic. 

21 also has a Grammy for his song "A Lot" featuring J. Cole, which he won for Best Rap Song at the 2020 Grammy Awards.

This impressive resume is only matched by his cultural presence. 21 isn't only a street legend, but he's also become a socio-political figure. From his battles with ICE to his focus on financial literacy, Savage has made a name for himself outside of music. As a result, the $100,000-plus an artist will have to pay 21 is warranted.

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