Jackboy Biography: Height, Net Worth, Songs, Age, Albums, Real Name, Wikipedia

Biography

Jackboy (born Pierre Delince on August 27, 1997, in Haiti) is a Haitian-American rapper based in Pompano Beach, Florida.

He moved to the United States at age six, settling with his family in South Florida after living in cities including North Lauderdale before landing in Pompano Beach.

It was in the Golden Acres projects that Jackboy met Kodak Black, who would become his closest friend and creative collaborator. The two bonded quickly, sharing similar backgrounds as children of Haitian immigrants who grew up in the same projects and were only months apart in age.

He rose to prominence following the release of his 2016 mixtape Stick Up Kid and is signed to Sniper Gang Records, Kodak Black’s label. His self-titled album JACKBOY racked up over 50 million streams and pushed his Spotify monthly listener count past 1.1 million, landing him in the Top 300 of Rolling Stone’s Artist chart.

Jackboy is 28 years old.

Haitian-American rapper
Jackboy
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Pierre Delince
Stage Name:	Jackboy
Born:	27 August 1997 (age 28 years old)
Place of Birth:	Haiti
Nationality:	Haitian, American
Education:	N/A
Height:	175 cm
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Delince
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Jolene Angel (rum.)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Rapper • Songwriter
Net Worth:	$2 million-$3 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Pierre Delince, known professionally as Jackboy, was born on August 27, 1997, in Haiti. He is 28 years old. His zodiac sign is Virgo.

Jackboy is of Black Haitian ethnicity and practices Christianity, the predominant faith in Haiti.

He was born to Mr. and Mrs. Delince, Haitian immigrants who relocated the family to the United States when Jackboy was six years old. The family moved through several South Florida cities, including North Lauderdale and areas within Broward County, before finally settling in Pompano Beach, Florida. Jackboy has a brother, though details about his sibling remain out of the public domain.

The family eventually made their home in Golden Acres, a public housing project in Pompano Beach. Jackboy has spoken candidly about what living there taught him, describing it in one word: “Survival.” He retains strong pride in his Haitian roots despite having few memories of the country itself, a fact reflected in his decision to release the single “Spittin’ Facts” on Haitian Flag Day.

His childhood was marked by poverty and early exposure to crime. He was first arrested at age 11 for breaking into a home, and his legal troubles deepened through his teenage years, with reports indicating he served time in prison between the ages of 13 and 17. As a result, Jackboy dropped out of school in the ninth grade and did not complete a formal education.

It was during his years in Golden Acres that Jackboy met Kodak Black, the rapper who would later become his closest friend and label founder. The two bonded immediately over shared backgrounds as children of Haitian immigrants navigating the same harsh environment.

Career

Jackboy’s path to music was shaped by necessity as much as passion. Growing up in Golden Acres alongside Kodak Black, he was drawn to rap from an early age, citing Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane, and Boosie Badazz as formative influences.

However, repeated legal troubles kept him from committing fully to music in his teenage years. The turning point came during one of his stints in jail, when he recognised that a rap career could be his way out.

He later recalled that a judge took his career into consideration during sentencing, saying: “I was supposed to catch a real, real long time, but since they saw that I was a rapper and I had a career, they gave me a chance with it.”

Kodak Black’s selection for XXL magazine’s 2016 Freshman class gave Jackboy an indirect push. When asked in an interview who else deserved a spot, Kodak shouted out his best friend, at a time when Jackboy had nothing available to stream publicly. Jackboy admitted the moment lit a fire under him.

In December 2016, Jackboy released his debut mixtape, Stick Up Kid, under Kodak Black’s Sniper Gang label. The project featured Kodak Black, PnB Rock, and Koly P, and introduced his raw delivery and street-level storytelling to a wider audience.

He followed it in 2017 with New Jack City and a run of hard-hitting singles including “Grimace”, “Bitch I’m Up”, and the Kodak Black-assisted “G To The A”, which accumulated 47 million YouTube views and established him as a fixture in the South Florida rap scene.

In 2019, Jackboy released two projects: the mixtape Lost in My Head and JackNDaBox. Lost in My Head featured Ugly God, JayDaYoungan, and Shy Glizzy, and signalled a shift toward a more introspective, versatile sound. That same year, he put out the standout singles “Bipolar” and “Pressure”, which served as vivid accounts of his ongoing battle to leave street life behind.

2020 marked his most productive and commercially significant year. Jackboy released three projects: Living In History, Love Me While I’m Here, and his self-titled debut studio album JACKBOY, distributed through EMPIRE. JACKBOY was a 17-track project featuring Lil Sean, YFN Lucci, Blac Youngsta, Casanova, Warhol.SS, and Kodak Black on its standout track “Like a Million.” The album surpassed 50 million streams and accumulated 45 million views across its music videos, landing Jackboy in the Top 300 of Rolling Stone’s Artist chart and pushing his Spotify monthly listener count past 1.1 million.

He returned in 2021 with JACKBOY 2, expanding on the sound of its predecessor, and in 2022 released Majorly Independent, a project that reflected his growing autonomy as an artist operating through his own 1804 Records imprint alongside EMPIRE. His most recent studio album, Trust The Process, arrived in May 2024 as a 16-track project, further demonstrating his range across trap and melodic rap.

Across his career, Jackboy has accumulated over 85 million YouTube views and more than 160 million streams across all platforms. His catalogue draws on production from Tay Keith, Kid Hazel, Go Grizzly, and TNTxD, among others, reflecting a wide sonic palette rooted in Southern hip-hop but resistant to any single lane.

Social Media

• Instagram: JACKBOY (@1804jackboy)
• Facebook: 1804 Jackboy (@jackboy1804SG)
• YouTube: 1804 Jackboy
• X: 1804 JACKBOY (@Jackboy)

Personal Life

Jackboy is 28 years old, born on August 27, 1997.

He stands at approximately 5 feet 9 inches (175 cm) and weighs around 80 kg (176 lbs), though neither figure has been officially confirmed.

He has never been married, and there is no record of any engagement in the public domain. Jackboy keeps his romantic life tightly private and has not publicly confirmed any current relationship.

According to unverified reports, he previously dated a woman identified as Jolene Angel, though no details about the relationship or its timeline have been made public. He is said to have addressed the split on Instagram Live following the breakup, but nothing beyond that has been confirmed.

Jackboy has no publicly confirmed children. Multiple sources list him as having none, though this remains unconfirmed given how guarded he is about his personal life.

Net Worth

Jackboy’s net worth is estimated at between $2 million and $3 million, with figures varying across sources. His income primarily comes from music sales, streaming royalties, and YouTube revenue, with his catalogue accumulating over 300 million views. Endorsements and social media partnerships add further to his earnings.

He founded his own imprint, 1804 Records, distributed through EMPIRE, giving him greater control over his revenue streams beyond what a traditional label deal would allow. His lifestyle reflects his financial growth, with a known affinity for luxury cars, designer clothing, and jewellery. No official figure has been confirmed by Jackboy himself.

Discography

Mixtapes

• Stick Up Kid (2016)
• New Jack City (2017)
• Lost in My Head (2019)
• JackNDaBox (2019)

Albums

• JACKBOY (2020)
• Living in History (2020)
• Love Me While I’m Here (2020)
• JACKBOY 2 (2021)
• Majorly Independent (2022)
• Trust The Process (2024)

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