Ice T recently joked about being robbed as the rapper complained about the rising gas prices, but what is his net worth in 2022?
Several people have been upset ever since the prices of gas have increased and it looks like rapper Ice T is no different.
The Law and Order actor recently decided to share his thoughts with his followers on Twitter, and within seconds, his tweet caught the attention of many.
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What is Ice T’s net worth in 2022?
As per Wealthy Gorilla, Ice T has an estimated net worth of $60 million in 2022. The rapper started off his career in 1983 and since then, he has never looked back.
At first, he worked on recordings and new music by himself. Following this, he was signed to Sire Records in 1987. He went on to release his debut album with them and his music managed to gain a lot of attention.
This in turn increased Ice T’s popularity among the audience. He went on to collaborate with various artists while his songs were being featured in different movies.
A look at the rapper’s tweet
On March 24, the rapper took to Twitter to express his disappointment over the increased gas prices. Rather than going on a rant about it, Ice T decided to make a joke about the entire situation.
He said: “I was robbed at a gas station in NJ last night. After my hands stopped trembling..I managed to call the cops and they were quick to respond and calmed me down….. My money is gone.. the police asked me if I knew who did it..I said yes.. it was pump number 9…”
The rapper sure did catch the attention of everyone on Twitter as it did not take long for others to react to the same.
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Why are the gas prices rising?
As per USA Today, gas prices are rising due to the ongoing situation between Ukraine and Russia.
Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, told the outlet: “sanctions put on Russia by the U.S. and European Union severely hindered Russia’s ability to sell crude oil, one of the biggest determiners for gas prices. Because the country is one of the biggest energy suppliers, crude oil prices have dramatically risen.”
