Yella Beezy Biography: Age, Real Name, Net Worth, Songs, Height, Wife, Kids, Albums

Markies Deandre Conway, better known by his stage name Yella Beezy, is an American rapper and songwriter from Dallas, Texas, celebrated for his breakout hit “That’s On Me” that peaked at number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2018 and earned gold certification.

He built a career blending Southern trap influences with raw storytelling, drawing inspiration from artists like Boosie Badazz and Kevin Gates, and collaborating with heavyweights such as Lil Baby, Kevin Gates, 2 Chainz, and Gucci Mane.

Profile

• Full Name: Markies Deandre Conway
• Stage Name: Yella Beezy
• Born: 22, October 1991
• Age: 33 years old
• Birthplace: Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas, U.S.
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Rapper, and Songwriter
• Height: 1.80m
• Parents: Mr. Conway, and Mrs. Conway
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: None
• Girlfriend: Justdee (ex)
• Children: 2
• Relationship: Not married
• Net Worth: $2 million

Early Life and Education

Markies Deandre Conway was born on October 22, 1991, in Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas, to Mr. Conway, whose profession remains undisclosed, and Mrs. Conway, who faced financial hardships after losing her job.

He lost his father to murder at age 12 on Mother’s Day, leaving him as the primary support for his family alongside his mother and stepfather, and details about siblings are unknown.

Conway attended Lancaster High School, where he graduated while balancing street life and early athletic pursuits in football and basketball.

His ethnicity is African American, and his religion is Christian.

Career

Markies Deandre Conway began his career in music at age 13, penning lyrics inspired by Southern rap icons like Boosie Badazz and Kevin Gates amid a tough upbringing in Dallas’s Oak Cliff.

By 14, he released his debut mixtape, Mash Mode Overload, followed by Lil Yella Mane in 2012 and Broke Nights Rich Days in 2015, which featured his first notable single “Trap in Designer.”

He hustled independently, selling drugs to support his family while aligning with the Crips, but gained local traction through relentless performances at Dallas clubs and events, building a grassroots following that highlighted his gritty, authentic style before any major label interest.

Conway’s breakthrough arrived with the 2017 mixtape Lite Work, Vol. 2, anchored by “That’s On Me,” which exploded on regional radio and climbed to number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100, securing gold status and a deal with Hitco Entertainment under L.A. Reid.

The 2018 follow-up Ain’t No Goin’ Bacc amplified his profile with tracks like “Up One” featuring Lil Baby and “What I Did” with Kevin Gates, plus a remix of “That’s On Me” boasting 2 Chainz, T.I., and Boosie Badazz; he opened for Jay-Z and Beyoncé on their On the Run II Tour in Dallas and Houston that year.

Baccend Beezy in 2019 brought hits such as “Bacc At It Again” with Quavo and Gucci Mane, and “Restroom Occupied” with Chris Brown, earning further certifications and expanding his reach through streaming platforms and collaborations.

Markies Deandre Conway faced turbulence with a 2018 drive-by shooting that left him wounded three times, yet he rebounded with projects like the 2020 album Bad Azz Yella Boy and 2022’s Blank Checc, maintaining a steady output of singles that kept his fanbase engaged despite arrests for sexual assault and weapons in 2021.

His influence endures in Dallas rap, mentoring emerging talent and embodying resilience through street-rooted narratives that resonate in the Southern hip-hop landscape, even as his 2025 capital murder indictment tied to rapper MO3’s death looms over his trajectory.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @yellabeezy214
• X Handle: @yellabeezy214
• Facebook Handle: Yella Beezy

Personal Life

Markies Deandre Conway has no spouse and appears single following his past relationship with Justdee, the mother of his two sons, Baby Yella born in 2018 and Dallas in 2021; their 2021 breakup played out publicly on social media amid arguments over co-parenting and household tensions.

He maintains a low profile on romance, focusing instead on fatherhood and family support after early losses like his father’s murder, while navigating a lifestyle marked by fitness routines, tattoos, and occasional glimpses of Dallas life shared online.

Discography

• Mash Mode Overload (2005)
• Lil Yella Mane (2012)
• Broke Nights Rich Days (2015)
• Lite Work (2016)
• Lite Work, Vol. 2 (2017)
• Ain’t No Goin’ Bacc (2018)
• Baccend Beezy (2019)
• Bad Azz Yella Boy (2020)
• Blank Checc (2022)

Net Worth

Markies Deandre Conway holds an estimated net worth of $2 million.

His financial foundation rests on music royalties from platinum and gold-certified singles like “That’s On Me,” streaming revenue exceeding hundreds of millions of plays, live performances including tour openings, and collaborations that boosted Hitco label deals, though legal fees from arrests have tempered growth.