Popular Nigerian talent manager Tunji Balogun better known as Teebillz, made the headline oner the weekend after he welcomed a baby boy with his partner, identified as Maete.
The talent Manager had first shared a photo of him and Maete in a Jacuzzi in 2020.
Teebillz who is popularly known as the ex-husband of Nigerian international singer, Tiwa Savage, announced the big news via his Instagram account on Sunday, October 10, 2021.
For many who may not know, Teebillz is a father of five children with different women, and one of his sons is Jamil, who Tiwa Savage had for him.
Also, over the weekend, Teebillz received some applause after he supported his ex-wife and singer, Tiwa Savage’s recent claims of being blackmailed.
Name Tunji Balogun
AKA Teebillz
Age — years (2021)
Date of Birth 26th September, 199*
State of Origin Lagos State
Nationality Nigerian
Tribe Yoruba
Religion Muslim
Marriage Kenea Udoh (Divorced)
Tiwa Savage (Divorced)
Children 5 (five)
Education Pomona College
Occupation Record Label CEO
Net Worth $5 million
Tunji Balogun Biography
Tunji Balogun, a Nigerian American record label executive. A co-founder of Keep Cool, he is the executive vice president of A&R for RCA Records. Balogun has signed or played an integral role in signing artists including Brockhampton, Childish Gambino, Goldlink, H.E.R., Khalid, SZA, Bryson Tiller, and Cozz.
He grew up in the United states of America where he had his education.
TeeBillz Net Worth
Tunji Balogun stills maintain his media businesses, and according to a reliable source, the net worth of Tunji Balogun is $5 million.
TeeBillz Education
Tunji Balogun graduated from Pomona College in 2004 in Claremont California.
TeeBillz’s Def Jam
Balogun replaced Paul Rosenberg, Eminem’s manager to become the new Chairman and CEO of Def Jam in August 2021.
Paul Rosenberg resigned in February 2021, due to the label inability to sign new stars after Justin and Logic.
Founded by Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons in 1987, the label became one of the biggest subsidiaries in the music industry by taking advantage of the burgeoning sounds of Hip-Hop and R&B in the 80’s and early 90’s.
TeeBillz Career
Tunji Balogun is the founder of Keep Cool, an RCA imprint alongside Right Hand Music Group founder Courtney Stewart, A&R Jon Tanners and marketing executive Jared Sherman. The label is home to Normani, UMI, Lucky Daye, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib, and Nigerian sisters, VanJess.
He is set to replace Paul Rosenberg, Eminem’s manager who became Chairman and CEO in 2017, but stepped down in February 2021, after being strongly criticized for the company’s inability to create a new range of stars after Logic and Justin Beiber.
Rosenberg was also criticized for not taking advantage of the Drill movement that started in his backyard. The exit of Complex’s former Editor-In-Chief, Noah Callahan-Bever, further added to chatter of uncertainty around the label under Rosenberg’s reign.
Over the past 10 years, Balogun has been instrumental in getting TDE and RCA to do a deal for SZA, equally for Dreamville and Sony to do a deal for Cozz, an American rapper of Nigerian descent.
Since he became a boss at RCA, he’s slowly but sure led an R&B resurgence with the signing of Bryson Tiller, GoldLink, Khalid, Wizkid, and H.E.R, with many more like Jayla Darden and Tems still under development.
He was also instrumental in the Black Panther OST. He introduced Jorja Smith to Kendrick Lamar.
Balogun came into prominence in August 2021, after he took over as the chairman of American record label, Def Jam.
