Yungeen Ace Biography: Net Worth, Age, Parents, Girlfriend, Kids, Songs, Height, Real Name

Biography

Yungeen Ace, born Keyanta Tyrone Bullard on February 12, 1998, in East Chicago, Indiana, is a talented American rapper and singer from Jacksonville, Florida.

Rising to fame with his 2018 debut mixtape Life of Betrayal, he gained recognition for singles like “Pain,” “Opps” (with JayDaYoungan), and the controversial 2021 track “Who I Smoke.”

Signed to Cinematic Music Group, Ace’s music reflects his turbulent life, marked by poverty, the loss of his brother and friends in a 2018 drive-by shooting, and legal struggles.

With a raw, melodic style, he has collaborated with artists such as Kodak Black and King Von, releasing albums including Life of Betrayal 2x (2021) and Survivor of the Trenches (2022). He resides in Houston, Texas, and runs the YouTube channel Ace and Chloe with his girlfriend, Chloe Glass.

American rapper and singer
Yungeen Ace
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Keyanta Tyrone Bullard
Stage Name:	Yungeen Ace
Born:	12 February 1998 (age 27 years old)
Place of Birth:	East Chicago, Indiana, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	N/A
Height:	178 cm
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Bullard
Siblings:	Trevon Bullard
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Chloe Glass (2016-)
Children:	Keyanta Tyrone Bullard Jr.
Occupation:	Rapper • Singer
Net Worth:	$2 million-$5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Yungeen Ace, born Keyanta Tyrone Bullard on February 12, 1998, in East Chicago, Indiana, relocated to Jacksonville, Florida, at a young age with his family.

Of African-American ethnicity and raised in a Christian household, he grew up in challenging circumstances marked by poverty and instability, often moving between homes due to financial hardships.

His father was incarcerated during much of his childhood, leaving his mother to raise him and his 11 brothers single-handedly.

Among his siblings, his brother Trevon Bullard tragically lost his life in a 2018 drive-by shooting that also claimed two of Ace‘s friends and left Ace himself critically injured after being shot eight times.

His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bullard, but the names of his other siblings are unknown. An uncle served as a father figure in his life but passed away when Ace was 14, further compounding his early struggles.

Regarding education, limited information exists; he attended school at least through fourth grade, where he began scribbling lyrics and verses in notebooks, hinting at his early creative inclinations amid a turbulent upbringing that eventually steered him toward music as an outlet for his experiences.

Career

Yungeen Ace, born Keyanta Tyrone Bullard, rose to prominence in 2018 with the release of his debut mixtape Life of Betrayal under Cinematic Music Group.

The project included fan favorites like Pain and Fuck That, which stood out for their raw emotion and storytelling, reflecting the struggles of his life growing up in Jacksonville, Florida. His melodic trap style—combining heartfelt lyrics with memorable hooks—quickly earned him recognition in the Southern rap scene.

Building on that momentum, Ace dropped Life I Live in 2019 and teamed up with JayDaYoungan for the joint mixtape Can’t Speak On It, featuring the viral hit Opps.

In 2020, he showcased more versatility with Step Harder, which delivered popular songs like Step for You and Melanated. A major turning point came in 2021 with Life of Betrayal 2x, which featured Who I Smoke—a diss track sampling Vanessa Carlton’s A Thousand Miles. The song, released with Spinabenz, Whoppa Wit Da Choppa, and FastMoney Goon, became a viral sensation, sparking controversy while also becoming one of his most successful singles.

Ace continued releasing projects at a steady pace, including Don Dada (2021) and Survivor of the Trenches (2022), solidifying his presence in hip-hop. Collaborations with artists like Kodak Black, King Von, and Quadro High expanded his reach even further. In 2023, he dropped Game Over, followed by Forgotten Star in 2024, with tracks often touching on themes of resilience, grief, and street survival.

Beyond music, Yungeen Ace co-runs a YouTube channel, Ace and Chloe, alongside his longtime girlfriend Chloe Glass, where they share vlogs, lifestyle content, and behind-the-scenes looks at his career.

Despite facing legal challenges—including arrests in 2021 and 2023—Ace has remained prolific, using his art to turn personal pain into powerful music. With millions of streams across Spotify, YouTube, and other platforms, he has cemented his place as one of the most influential voices in modern rap.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Yungeen Ace
• Instagram: Official ACE (@yungeenace)
• YouTube: Yungeen Ace
• Facebook: Yungeen Ace

Personal Life

Yungeen Ace, born Keyanta Tyrone Bullard on February 12, 1998, is 27 years old.

He stands at 5 feet 10 inches (178 cm) tall. Ace has never been married and does not have a wife, with no public records or reports of any prior marriages.

As for his children, he has two sons with his girlfriend, Chloe Glass; their first son, Keyanta Tyrone Bullard Jr., was born in July 2023, following an announcement in February 2023. A second child was announced in January 2024, marking their eight-year anniversary. As of July 2025, Ace has shared that he now has two sons, with a third child on the way.

He has spoken about initially believing he couldn’t have children due to past trauma, but has embraced fatherhood.

Ace has been in a long-term relationship with social media influencer Chloe Glass since 2016, celebrating their anniversary on January 28 each year.

The couple first met in elementary school, sat next to each other as children, and reconnected as friends in fifth grade before becoming romantic partners.

They co-run a popular YouTube channel called Ace and Chloe, where they share vlogs, challenges, and personal content.

Net Worth

Yungeen Ace, born Keyanta Tyrone Bullard, has an estimated net worth ranging from $2 million to $5 million, with some sources reporting up to $5-6 million.

His wealth primarily stems from his music career, including album sales, streaming royalties from platforms like Spotify and SoundCloud, and concert performances.

Additional income comes from his YouTube channel, Ace and Chloe, which he co-runs with his girlfriend, Chloe Glass. The channel has over 1.8 million subscribers and generates significant ad revenue. Merchandise sales and brand endorsements also contribute to his earnings.

Despite earlier estimates in 2021 and 2022 placing his net worth lower (around $450,000-$1 million), his growing popularity and a reported $30 million record deal have significantly boosted his financial standing.

Discography

Albums/Mixtapes

• Life of Betrayal (2018) – Debut mixtape featuring singles like “Pain” and “Fuck That.”
• Life I Live (2018) – Mixtape with tracks like “Jungle” and “All In.”
• Can’t Speak On It (2019, with JayDaYoungan) – Collaborative mixtape featuring the hit single “Opps.”
• Step Harder (2020) – Mixtape including tracks like “Step for You” and “Melanated.”
• Don Dada (2021) – Album with tracks like “Don Dada” and “Heartaches.”
• Life of Betrayal 2x (2021) – Album featuring the viral single “Who I Smoke.”
• Survivor of the Trenches (2022) – Album with tracks like “Lifestyle” and “Duffle Bag.”
• Forgotten Star (2024) – Album including singles like “Mama Tears.”

Notable Singles

• “Pain” (2018) – Breakout single from Life of Betrayal.
• “Fuck That” (2018) – Popular track from Life of Betrayal.
• “Opps” (2019, with JayDaYoungan) – Hit single from Can’t Speak On It.
• “Who I Smoke” (2021, feat. Spinabenz, Whoppa Wit Da Choppa, FastMoney Goon) – Controversial viral track sampling Vanessa Carlton’s “A Thousand Miles.”
• “Step for You” (2020) – From Step Harder.
• “Melanated” (2020) – From Step Harder.
• “Game Over” (2023) – Standalone single.
• “Mama Tears” (2024) – Single from Forgotten Star.

Collaborations

• Collaborated with artists like Kodak Black, Quadro High, King Von, Boosie Badazz, and Stunna 4 Vegas on various tracks across his projects.
• Featured on JayDaYoungan’s All Is Well EP (2022) with the track “Hustle run.”

Additional Notes

• Yungeen Ace’s discography is primarily distributed under Cinematic Music Group, with his music available on platforms like Spotify, SoundCloud, and YouTube.
• He has also released numerous music videos, many of which have garnered millions of views, particularly “Who I Smoke” and “Pain.”
• While the above covers his major releases, Ace frequently drops freestyles, loosies, and features on platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud, contributing to his extensive body of work.