Aside from following up that virtual reunion with an in-person one, it's likely Shmurda is also anxious to get back in the studio. In an emotional message just prior to his release, Shmurda addressed his fans, saying, "Thank you for remaining loyal and for riding this six year sentence out with me. I love you all and look forward to seeing you soon," according to Variety.
Before Shmurda's career was put on hold because of his sentence, his star had been on the rise. Just a few months before his arrest, he'd been signed to Epic Records, says Variety, and had a hit that charted at #6 on Billboard's Hot 100. But what happens to a career quashed on its upswing? Going by the way fans are celebrating across social media (per Complex), Shmurda's time away has only dialed up demand for more new music.
And despite the private jet and other trappings of fame, Shmurda might need to hustle to fatten his wallet. According to The Sun, Shmurda's net worth is reportedly only around $400,000. Years of legal fees have likely taken their toll on Shmurda's bank account. Something tells us Shmurda is going to be busy though, making up for lost time.
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