What Is Vic Mensa Net Worth? Height, What Was He Arrested For?

Publish date: 2021-08-28

Vic Mensa, one of the wealthiest rappers in the United States, was arrested while returning from his lavish vacation. 

When returning from a trip to Ghana, Vic Mensa was detained for a secondary search at the airport to possess illegal mushrooms.

His jail sentence or bail amount has not yet been determined. He may be able to get out of this problem soon as he’s one of the wealthiest and most well-known rappers.

What Is Vic Mensa Net Worth?

Vic Mensa’s net worth is expected to be $3 million in 2022.

He made the most of his money, primarily from his career as a rapper.

Vic began his career in 2009 when he created the band Kids These Days.

In 2011, the band released two albums: an extended play called Hard Times in 2011 and a mixtape called Traphouse Rock in 2012.

He’s also the founder of the SavemoneySavelife foundation. His purpose is to employ art and entertainment to encourage long-term transformation, which funds three health and arts projects in Chicago.

How Tall Is Vic Mensa?

Vic Mensa has a height of 5′ 8′′. His real name is Victor Kwesi Mensah, is 28 years old, having been born on June 6, 1993.

He weighs around 154 pounds and 70 kilograms in kilograms.

Mensa grew up in Chicago’s Hyde Park area. He went to Whitney M. Young Magnet High School.

What Was Vic Mensa Arrested For?

So when Vic Mensa returned from his holiday in Africa, he was allegedly found with a stockpile of magic mushrooms.

When he was re-entering the United States after spending time in Ghana with Chance the Rapper, he was detained by U.S. Customs agents at Dulles International Airport outside of Washington, D.C.

According to law enforcement officials, Vic was detained for a secondary search, during which authorities discovered what they suspect to be shrooms.

Mensa was arrested for felony narcotics possession at this time, and the purported drugs are being tested to confirm that they are Psilocybin.

While a concerted attempt has been made to decriminalize mushrooms, and some municipalities have already done so – they are still classified as a Schedule I narcotic under federal law.

The amount of his release or any punishment has yet to be determined.

As immediately as the news of his release or sentence is confirmed, the official source may announce.

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