Isaiah Rashad
Real Name: Isaiah Rashad McClain
Aliases: Zay, Zaywop
BIRTHDAY:
May 16, 1991
AGE:
31
NET WORTH:
$1 million
HEIGHT:
5'6
Isaiah Rashad BIO
Isaiah Rashad is one of TDE’s most beloved figures. Signed alongside SZA as part of the label’s second generation, the Chattanooga, TN native emerged out of nowhere with his 2014 debut Cilvia Demo, which introduced listeners to his nimble raps, smooth melodies and relatable vulnerabilities. The equally acclaimed The Sun’s Tirade followed in 2016, but self-doubt and substance abuse stalled Zaywop’s promising trajectory and left him broke. Isaiah finally returned in 2021 with arguably his finest release so far, The House Is Burning, which propelled him into the Billboard top 10 for the first time, elevating his status among TDE's star-studded ranks.
PROPS
- Released 3 albums (Cilvia Demo, The Sun’s Tirade, The House Is Burning)
- The House Is Burning debuted at No. 7 on Billboard 200
- Signed to TDE in 2013
- Included in XXL’s 2014 Freshman Class
- Collaborated with Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Jay Rock, Lil Uzi Vert, 6LACK + Smino
- Founded the Chattanooga crew The House alongside YGTUT, Michael Da Vinci, Chris P + Brian Brown
Top Isaiah Rashad Questions
Yes. Isaiah Rashad signed to TDE in March 2013 and has released three albums on the label: Cilvia Demo (2014), The Sun’s Tirade (2016) and The House Is Burning (2021).
Yes, Isaiah Rashad has three children: a son (born 2013), a daughter (born 2015) and a second son (born 2020).
No, Isaiah Rashad and Kendrick Lamar aren’t related. They are, however, both signed to TDE (as of 2021) and collaborated on the 2016 track “Wat’s Wrong.”
No. Despite being close friends and collaborators, Isaiah Rashad and SZA have never confirmed a romantic relationship. The pair were both signed to TDE in 2013 and have collaborated several times including on “Ronnie Drake,” “Pretty Little Birds” and “Score.”
No, Isaiah Rashad has no gang affiliations. His TDE labelmates ScHoolboy Q and Jay Rock, however, have Crip and Blood affiliations, respectively.
No. Isaiah Rashad has never officially retired, although he did take a five-year break between 2016’s The Sun’s Tirade and 2021’s The House Is Burning due to substance abuse and self-doubt.