HoodTrophy Bino Bio: Net Worth, Age, Songs, Real Name, Parents, Girlfriend, Kids, Wikipedia

Biography

HoodTrophy Bino, born Tadashi Sayres in Los Angeles, is a resilient American rapper whose music chronicles the raw realities of street life, redemption, and personal triumph.

Raised by a single mother alongside 14 siblings in Palmdale, California, before moving to the gang-plagued projects of South Central LA, Bino was drawn into violence early on, following in the footsteps of a father serving a life sentence in San Quentin.

Introduced to freestyling by his older brother, he found solace in hip-hop amid the chaos, using it as an outlet for his developing PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

A talented athlete who dropped out of high school to “thuggin‘,” Bino cycled through jail time starting at age 13, where a chance encounter with Soulja Boy—sparked by a bag of hot Cheetos and a heartfelt letter—changed his course.

Released after reducing a 13-year sentence to seven via good behavior, he signed to Soulja Boy‘s S.O.D.M.G. label. He dropped hits like “Racing in Traffic” (featuring Soulja Boy), “Dripped in Designer,” “I Want Her” (with Kalan.FrFr), and “Fallin 4 U.”

His upcoming album HoodTrophy boasts features from Mozzy, 03 Greedo, Jehki, and Radio Base. Bino has opened for heavyweights including Snoop Dogg, Chris Brown, Bow Wow, and Tee Grizzley. At the same time, his autobiographical short film The HoodTrophy Bino Story: Breaking the Generational Curse—now a documentary that premiered at SXSW—has earned 11 festival awards, inspiring youth to break cycles of incarceration and loss.

A devoted father to his daughter, Milli, and sons, Sekani and Cauis, he prioritizes family milestones like kindergarten graduations and backyard football games.

In 2025, Bino hard-launched his relationship with rapper Chrisean Rock, bonding over church services and mutual visions of winning together. Through his empowering tracks and activism, HoodTrophy Bino stands as a beacon for his generation, proving that even the toughest origins can fuel unbreakable success.

American rapper
HoodTrophy Bino
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Tadashi Sayres
Stage Name:	HoodTrophy Bino
Born:	8 January 2000 (age 25 years old)
Place of Birth:	Los Angeles, California, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.62 m
Parents:	Hiroshi Sayres, Latrice Davis
Siblings:	13
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Chrisean Rock (2025-2025), Masika Kalysha (2025)
Children:	Cauis Sayres, Milli Sayres, Sekani Sayres
Occupation:	Rapper • Songwriter
Net Worth:	$500,000-$1 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

HoodTrophy Bino, born Tadashi Sayres on January 8, 2000, in Los Angeles, California, is of mixed African-American and Japanese descent.

His uniquely Japanese first name, Tadashi, comes from his father, Hiroshi Sayres, who has been incarcerated at San Quentin State Prison serving a life sentence for most of Bino’s life.

He was primarily raised by his African-American mother, Latrice Davis, in a crowded household that included 14 siblings. Bino spent his earliest years in Palmdale before the family moved to the Nickerson Gardens projects in South Central Los Angeles, an environment dominated by gang activity.

Surrounded by poverty and violence from childhood, he became affiliated with the Bounty Hunter Bloods at a young age and was first incarcerated at 13. Despite the instability, his mother instilled strong Christian values; Bino remains openly devout, regularly attending church and releasing faith-inspired music.

He dropped out of high school to fully immerse himself in street life, a decision that led to multiple juvenile and adult prison stints before music became his path to redemption.

Career

HoodTrophy Bino’s career ignited while he was still incarcerated. From a prison cell, he sent Soulja Boy a letter and a bag of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.

Soulja responded, visited him, and signed him to the revived S.O.D.M.G. label the moment he walked out in 2019 at age nineteen. Weeks later, “Racing in Traffic,” featuring Soulja Boy, hit Los Angeles airwaves and became his breakout.

This melodic street anthem announced the arrival of a new voice from the Bounty Hunter Bloods of Nickerson Gardens. He wasted no time. Tracks like “Dripped in Designer,” “I Want Her” with Kalan.FrFr, and “Fallin 4 U” followed, blending South Central pain with West Coast bounce and a sing-rap flow that felt both dangerous and radio-ready.

The streets and streaming platforms embraced him at once; independent plaques started stacking up across California and the South. Soon, he was on the road, opening for Snoop Dogg, Chris Brown, Tee Grizzley, Bow Wow, Blueface, and Mozzy, earning his stripes in front of crowds that already knew every word.

Collaborations with Mozzy, 03 Greedo, RadioBase, and Jehki kept the momentum surging, while the HoodTrophy mixtape series became the soundtrack for a generation trying to outrun the same cycles he escaped.

In 2023, he stepped beyond music. His autobiographical film The HoodTrophy Bino Story: Breaking the Generational Curse premiered at SXSW, expanded into a full documentary, and collected eleven festival awards before landing on Tubi and Amazon Prime.

The project turned him into a sought-after speaker in juvenile halls, prisons, and churches. By 2025, Bino headlines his own regional tours, runs a faith-based clothing line, and readies his most ambitious album yet—HoodTrophy, executive-produced by Soulja Boy and loaded with heavy West Coast features.

What began as a desperate letter from a prison tier has become one of the rawest redemption stories in modern hip-hop: a former lifer-turned-label-signee who now stands as living proof that the hood trophy is survival itself.

Social Media

• Instagram: HoodTrophy Bino (@hoodtrophybino)
• YouTube: HoodTrophy Bino
• Facebook: HoodTrophy Bino
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• TikTok: HoodTrophy Bino (@officialhoodtrophy)

Personal Life

HoodTrophy Bino, born Tadashi Sayres on January 8, 2000, is currently 25 years old.

He has no known wife or history of marriages, maintaining a single status throughout his public life despite high-profile relationships. A devoted father, Bino has three children: a daughter, Milli Sayres, and two sons, Sekani Sayres and Cauis Sayres, whom he often credits with motivating his personal growth and his redemption from a life on the streets.

His height is 1.62 m. Bino‘s dating history gained significant attention in 2025 when he entered a public relationship with rapper Chrisean Rock, marked by joint appearances, collaborations, such as their track “Forever Amen,” and supportive gestures, including helping with her son, Chrisean Jesus Porter. However, the couple confirmed their split by late summer amid rumors and public scrutiny.

By late November 2025, he moved on to a new romance with actress and reality star Masika Kalysha, a relationship that sparked widespread controversy due to its timing—just 20 days after her husband’s passing—and their 15-year age gap, with the pair addressing public backlash directly in viral videos.

Prior to these, details on earlier partners remain private, though he shares children with at least one ex, referred to publicly as his baby mama.

Net Worth

HoodTrophy Bino‘s net worth is estimated at approximately $500,000 to $1 million, primarily derived from his burgeoning music career under Soulja Boy‘s S.O.D.M.G. label, including streaming royalties from hits like “Racing in Traffic” and “Fallin 4 U,” regional tour earnings from opening slots with Snoop Dogg and Chris Brown, and sales of his HoodTrophy mixtape series.

Additional income streams include his 2023 documentary The HoodTrophy Bino Story, which has streamed on Tubi and Amazon Prime, a faith-based clothing line, and speaking engagements at juvenile facilities.

While exact figures remain speculative due to limited public financial disclosures for independent artists, his rapid rise from his 2019 prison release to headlining West Coast shows underscores a trajectory toward seven-figure status in the coming years.

Discography

Albums

• HoodTrophy (2024) – Debut album/mixtape series entry, featuring melodic street cuts like “I Want Her.”
• Chosen Few (March 2025) – 10-track project emphasizing resilience and West Coast vibes.
• CBFW (Can’t Be F’d With) (2025) – Introspective release with collabs including NoCap and Bravo the Bagchaser; highlights include “Understand,” “Voodoo Couchie,” and “Owe Me That Puss.”
• Lost In My Heart (2025) – Emotional album exploring personal struggles, with tracks like “Heart Broken” and “Chrisean on My Mind” (feat. Baby Yungin).
• The Invasion (November/December 2025) – Latest release, including lead singles “Keep It Real” and “No Way,” focusing on survival and transformation.

Notable Singles and Features

• “Racing in Traffic” (feat. Soulja Boy) (2021) – Breakout hit that secured his label deal.
• “Dripped in Designer” (2021) – Early viral track showcasing melodic flow.
• “I Want Her” (2024) / “I Want Her (Remix)” (feat. Kalan.FrFr) (2024) – Charting single blending romance and street edge.
• “Fallin 4 U” (feat. Star 2) (2024) – Smooth, radio-ready collab.
• “LA County” (2023) – Reflective nod to his incarceration roots.
• “Did You Miss Me” (2022) – Post-release anthem.
• “Hoodied Up” (2023) – Gritty, hood-focused banger.
• “Miami” (2023) – Upbeat party track.
• “Broke Boy” (2024) – Hustle-driven single.
• “Spin” (2024) – High-energy street cut.
• “Owe Me That Puss (Remix)” (feat. Boosie Badazz) (2025) – Bold, explicit remix from CBFW.
• “Act Different” (feat. Bravo the Bagchaser) (2025) – Collaborative heater.
• “She Mine” (2025) – Intimate track from Lost In My Heart.
• “Wish Everybody Well” (November 2025) – Reflective lead single from The Invasion, emphasizing growth.
• “Project Baby” (2024) – Storytelling gem on urban triumphs.
• “Another Day” (2022) – Motivational early release.
• “Baby” (2023) – Emotional solo cut.

Other Works

• The HoodTrophy Bino Story: Breaking the Generational Curse (2023) – Autobiographical short film (expanded to full documentary in 2024), premiered at SXSW, winning 11 festival awards; available on Tubi and Amazon Prime.
• HoodTrophy Mixtape Series (2020–2023) – Early compilation of freestyles and unreleased tracks, foundational to his sound.