Cuban Doll Biography: Net Worth, Age, Songs, Height, Boyfriend, Kids, Parents, Albums

Biography

Cuban Doll is a creative American rapper, model, and social media influencer born Taylor Williams on May 12, 1998, in Dallas, Texas.

She also goes by the names Cuban Da Savage and simply Cuban. Her career began in modelling before she transitioned into music, quickly building a massive following across social media platforms.

She joined Twitter in 2012 and began posting videos of herself singing under the name Cubandoll, steadily growing her audience before pivoting fully to rap. She broke into mainstream attention with the release of her viral single “Rat Btch”* in July 2017, which became a street hit and announced her as a serious voice in the rap game.

That same year, she released more than 35 songs, collaborated with West Coast artists including Mozzy and OMB Peezy, and dropped two projects: Cuban Link and Aaliyah Keef. She later released Karma in 2019, and scored a fan-favourite collaboration with Lil Baby and Lil Yachty on the track “Bankrupt.”

As of now, Cuban Doll commands over 2 million followers on Instagram and continues to release new music, holding her ground in an ever-competitive rap landscape. Her net worth is estimated at approximately $1 million.

American rapper, model, and social media influencer
Cuban Doll
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Taylor Williams
Stage Name:	Cuban Doll
Born:	12 May 1998 (age 27 years old)
Place of Birth:	Dallas, Texas, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	N/A
Height:	158 cm
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Siblings:	Cassandra Williams
Spouse:	Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner:	Tadoe (ex.), Kodak Black (rum.), Offset (rum.), JayDaYoungan (2021)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Rapper • Model • Internet Personality
Net Worth:	$1 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Cuban Doll, born Taylor Williams on May 12, 1998, in Dallas, Texas, is an American rapper, model, and social media influencer.

She is 27 years old. She was raised in Dallas alongside a younger sibling and an older sibling. Her zodiac sign is Taurus.

Many of her fans assumed her stage name indicated Cuban heritage or Spanish roots, but she cleared the confusion herself and confirmed that she is of African-American heritage. She is a Christian.

Cuban Doll’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Not much is publicly known about her father’s background or occupation. Her mother’s imprisonment when Cuban was just 15 years old proved to be one of the most defining and difficult periods of her childhood.

From that point, she took care of herself until her mother was released when she was 18. The experience, rather than breaking her, pushed her inward toward music as a means of self-expression and survival.

She has a brother and an older sister. Her brother also spent time in jail, and in June 2018, she shared a post on Instagram expressing how much she looked forward to his release. Her younger sister’s name is Cassandra Williams.

Growing up, Cuban Doll developed a deep love for music and was heavily influenced by artists like Aaliyah and Chief Keef. She began writing raps as far back as elementary school, long before the world knew her name.

She later attended a university in Texas for her higher education, though the specific institution has not been publicly confirmed.

Career

Cuban Doll launched her public profile not through a record label or a radio hit, but through the raw magnetism of social media. Thanks to a stint in modelling, she had already garnered a vast following in her native city of Dallas long before she began rapping.

Her Instagram account, @cubanndasavage, became a vehicle for her personality, fashion, and lifestyle, pulling in hundreds of thousands of followers who were drawn to her unapologetic presence online.

In 2016, Cuban Doll dropped her first song, titled “On Point.” She was already affiliated with rappers like Molly Brazy, Asian Doll, and BandGang at this stage, sometimes appearing under the name Cuban Da Savage and sometimes as Cuban Doll, adapting to a trap-heavy style and posting new songs and videos frequently. The momentum built steadily, and it did not take long for the music to catch up with her social media fame.

It was her debut tape, Cuban Link, that truly propelled her career. Her flow, reminiscent of a Midwestern artist, earned her wide recognition from the moment the project dropped. Later that same year, she released “Rat Btch,” a street-ready anthem that went viral and announced her as a genuine rap force to reckon with. In that breakthrough year alone, she released more than 35 songs and collaborated with West Coast mainstays like Mozzy and OMB Peezy.

She followed up Cuban Link with her second mixtape, Aaliyah Keef, in late 2017. The title is a portmanteau of R&B icon Aaliyah Haughton and rapper Chief Keef’s names, two artists she has cited as her biggest influences. The project carried “Bankrupt” as its lead single, a track that would go on to become her most-streamed and most celebrated release. She later called on Atlanta rappers Lil Yachty and Lil Baby to bless the brisk remix, which further pushed the record to a wider audience.

In 2018, she signed a record deal with Capitol Records worth a staggering seven figures, a milestone that signalled a new chapter. That same year, she appeared on YBN: The Mixtape alongside Asian Doll, though the two would later have a very public falling out.

After a period of friction with the label, she parted ways with Capitol Music Group in 2018, going on Instagram Live to confirm the news and declaring herself a free agent. She was candid that she had been trying to exit the deal herself, and wore the split as a badge of independence rather than defeat.

Back on her own terms, she continued releasing music, including the YBN Nahmir-assisted single “Big Chop”, and kicked off 2019 with the collaboration “Bag Talk” featuring Mza1 and DJ Gutta Butta. Her third major project, Karma, arrived in 2019 and further rounded out her growing catalogue. Notable collaborations from this period include “Drug Dealer” with Sukihana and “Gangsta” with Asian Doll, the latter serving as one of the last records the two shared before their public beef erupted.

Beyond music, in 2020, she made her acting debut in the short film Untimely, where she played the lead role of Taylor. The performance expanded her creative range beyond the booth and hinted at ambitions that extended past rap.

She released “Don’t Talk” in 2022, a song that showcases her unfiltered lyricism, and followed it up in 2023 with her album All or Nothing, which combines hard-hitting trap production with introspective writing.

Standout tracks from the project include “Money Walk” and “Savage Life,” with “Model Walk” emerging as a fan favourite for its infectious groove.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Cuban Doll
• Instagram: The savage (@cubanndasavage)
• Facebook: Cuban Doll (@cubandasavagedoll)
• Twitter: Cuban Doll (@CubanDaSavage) / X
• YouTube: Cuban Doll
• TikTok: Cuban Doll (@cubanndasavage)

Personal Life

Cuban Doll was born on May 12, 1998, and is 27 years old. She is a Taurus by zodiac sign, a quality her fans say aligns well with her grounded, determined, and fiercely independent personality.

Cuban Doll has never been married. There is no record of any engagement or marriage at any point in her life. She remains unmarried.

Cuban Doll does not have any children. No information about any pregnancies or kids has ever been publicly confirmed, and all available records indicate she has no children.

Cuban Doll stands at a height of 5 feet 2 inches (approximately 158 cm) and weighs around 56 kilograms. Her slim physique measures 34-24-34 inches. She wears a bra size of 33B. She has black eyes and brown skin.

She loves experimenting with the latest fashionable outfits and is known for her vibrant personality reflected through her signature bold hair colours. She kept her hair pink for an extended period, with pink widely noted as one of her favourite colours.

Cuban Doll has had a number of high-profile romantic links over the years, most of which intersect with the rap world she occupies.

Her most publicised relationship was with rapper Tadoe. The two met online and agreed to collaborate on several songs before they began dating, spending nearly half a year together before eventually splitting due to jealousy. The breakup, however, did not stay quiet.

On May 5, 2018, she posted a video on Instagram showing marks and scratches on her face, stating that the injuries were the result of physical assault by Tadoe, and used the moment to encourage her followers to speak out against domestic violence.

There were also rumours that she was dating rapper Kodak Black, who even proposed to her in a video, but she declined the proposal. Around the same period, Cuban Doll accused Offset of texting her friend with a request for a threesome involving her. The allegation sparked significant online drama and heightened public tension between Offset and his then-wife, Cardi B.

In 2021, she was linked romantically to rapper JayDaYoungan, though neither party made the relationship official. Currently, Cuban Doll is single.

She has become notably more guarded about her personal life in recent years, choosing to keep romantic matters away from the public eye after the very public nature of her past relationships.

Net Worth

Cuban Doll has an estimated net worth of $1 million. The figure is the result of nearly a decade of hustle across multiple revenue streams, all built on a foundation that began with nothing more than a phone, a social media account, and a relentless drive to succeed.

Her primary source of income is her music career, which includes music sales, streaming revenue, and live performances. Tracks like “Bankrupt,” “Let It Blow,” and “Rat Btch”* continue to generate streaming numbers across platforms, contributing consistently to her earnings. Her YouTube channel has accumulated over 34 million views to date, generating additional ad revenue on top of her music income.

Beyond music, her online shop sells apparel, including crop tops, shorts, bras, and tees, as well as accessories such as make-up bags, phone cases, and backpacks, operating under her Savage merchandise brand. She also partners with brands on social media for sponsored content, leveraging her audience of over 2 million Instagram followers and hundreds of thousands across Twitter and Facebook to secure brand deals.

From a girl who had to fend for herself at 15 after her mother’s imprisonment, Cuban Doll has turned street-level resilience into a seven-figure profile, and her net worth continues to grow as her catalogue and influence expand.

Discography

Mixtapes and Albums

• Cuban Link (2017)
• Aaliyah Keef (2017)
• Karma (2019)
• Savage Life (2019)
• Savage Doll (2022)
• All or Nothing (2023)

Singles

• On Point (2016)
• Let It Blow feat. Molly Brazy (2017)
• Fuck the Opps (2017)
• Brazy Baby (2017)
• Rat B*tch (2017)
• Transportin’ (2017)
• Bankrupt (2017)
• Not Friendly (2017)
• Raw feat. Joseph McFashion, Allstar JR & FMB DZ (2017)
• Bankrupt (Remix) feat. Lil Yachty & Lil Baby (2018)
• Drug Dealer feat. Sukihana (2018)
• Gangsta feat. Asian Doll (2018)
• Double Back feat. Asian Doll (2018)
• Big Chop feat. YBN Nahmir (2018)
• Code (2018)
• Blue Cheese feat. Bandhunta Izzy (2018)
• Unbothered (Remix) feat. Rich the Kid (2018)
• A.G.F. feat. Renni Rucci & Rubi Rose (2019)
• Bag Talk (2019)
• Pussy Worth (2019)
• Amazin feat. Lil Duke, Lil Yachty & Yella Beezy (2019)
• Oh Wow feat. Trippie Redd (2019)
• Ohchee Walla (2019)
• Walk Thru (2019)
• Nights Like This (2019)
• Naggin (2019)
• Money Talk (2019)
• Stay Solid feat. Mo3 & Go Yayo (2019)
• Subs feat. Moneybagg Yo (2019)
• Still Up (2020)
• Almost There (2020)
• My Glo (2021)
• Don’t Talk (2022)
• Model Walk (2023)
• Like That (2023)
• Nu Nu (2023)
• Money Walk (2023)

As Featured Artist

• YBN: The Mixtape (2018) by YBN Nahmir, YBN Almighty Jay & YBN Cordae
• Naan feat. Cuban Doll (2018) by YBN Nahmir
• 86 feat. Cuban Doll & ALLBLACK (2019)
• Opps feat. Cuban Doll (2019)
• Your Touch feat. Cuban Doll (2019)
• Too Forgiving feat. Cuban Doll (2020)
• Hood Rat feat. Cuban Doll (2020)

Filmography

Short Films

• Untimely (2024), directed by Daps, role: Taylor (lead)

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