Jenn Carter (born Jennifer Oghenekevwe Akpofure) is a rising American drill rapper, singer, and songwriter known for her sharp lyricism, high-energy Brooklyn drill anthems, and collaborations with the 41 collective.
With viral hits like “Everybody Shot,” “Lights Freestyle,” “Notti Bop,” and “See Red,” she has become a standout female voice in the New York drill scene, inspiring young creators from immigrant families to blend cultural roots with raw street storytelling and consistent hustle in the competitive music industry.
Essential Data
- Full Name: Jennifer Oghenekevwe Akpofure
- Stage Name: Jenn Carter
- Born: March 26, 2003
- Age: 23 years old
- Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York, United States
- Nationality: American
- Ethnicity: Nigerian-American (Yoruba roots)
- Occupation: Rapper, Singer, Songwriter
- Height: 5’7” (170 cm)
- Religion: Christianity
- Parents: Mr Akpofure and Mrs Akpofure
- Siblings: Unknown
- Spouse: None
- Children: None
- Relationship: Single
- Net Worth: $2 million USD
Early Life and Education
Jenn Carter was born on March 26, 2003, in Brooklyn, New York, United States, specifically in the Brownsville neighbourhood. She was raised by her parents, Mr Akpofure and Mrs Akpofure, in a Nigerian-American household with strong Yoruba cultural influences.
Her mother, a musician, taught her to write songs from a young age and played a key role in nurturing her talent. She wrote and sang her first song at age eleven and grew up immersed in music while navigating life in Brooklyn.
After completing her college studies in music production, she returned to Brooklyn to pursue her rap career full-time. Her ethnicity is Nigerian-American. Her religion is Christianity.
Career
Jenn Carter began writing songs as a teenager, initially recording on apps like BandLab for personal enjoyment over beats from artists like 50 Cent.
She started taking music seriously around age 17 and gained momentum during the COVID-19 quarantine when she joined studio sessions with friends.
Jenn became a core member of the Brooklyn drill collective 41 alongside Kyle Richh and TaTa, releasing collaborative tracks that helped define the group’s sound.
Her solo and group singles, such as “Everybody Shot,” “Lights Freestyle,” “Notti Bop,” “See Red,” “Deuce,” and “Fetty”, quickly went viral, earning features in Pitchfork and building a dedicated fanbase.
Known for her confident delivery, catchy hooks, and authentic drill energy, Jenn has expanded into live performances, collaborations, and consistent releases while maintaining her roots in Brooklyn.
She continues to grow as a leading female voice in New York drill, with the group’s debut album Area 41 attracting significant attention and industry buzz.
Social Media
- Instagram: @therealjenncarter
- TikTok: @therealjenncarter
- YouTube Channel: Jemm Carter
Personal Life
Jenn Carter, 23, is currently single and not engaged. She has kept her romantic life relatively private with no widely documented past relationships in public sources.
She has no children and focuses on family, music, and career growth while occasionally sharing light moments about her Nigerian heritage and Brooklyn upbringing. Her height is 5’7” (170 cm).
Net Worth
Jenn Carter’s net worth is estimated at $2 million USD. Her income primarily comes from music streaming and sales of singles and collaborative tracks; live performances and shows; brand collaborations and sponsorships; YouTube and social media revenue; and growing opportunities in the drill music scene as her popularity and 41 collective continue to expand.
Discography
- “Everybody Shot”
- “Lights Freestyle”
- “Notti Bop”
- “See Red”
- “Deuce”
- “Fetty” (with Kyle Richh and TaTa)
- Various 41 group tracks and freestyles
- Area 41 “album”
- Upcoming projects