Rob Dyrdek is an American producer, actor, and television personality with a net worth of $50 million. He is best known for his iconic role on the show “Rob & Big”. He has starred in shows such as “Ridiculousness” and “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory”.
He is the creator of the popular animated series “Wild Grinders” in which he is the voice actor for the main character, Lil Rob. He was named “The Most Influential Skater of All Time” by FoxWeekly in 2014.
Rob Dyrdek Net Worth (2024)
| Net worth: | 50 million dollars |
| Name: | Rob Dyrdek |
| Job: | Actor, Producer |
| Year old: | 50 years old |
| Born: | June 28, 1974 |
| Nation: | USA |
| Wage: | $5 million (Annual) |
| Last updated | 2024 |
Rob Dyrdek Net Worth Growth
| Net worth 2024 | 50 million dollars |
| Net worth 2023 | $45 million |
| Net worth 2022 | 40 million dollars |
| Net worth 2021 | $35 million |
| Net worth 2020 | 30 million dollars |
Early life
Rob Dyrdek was born on June 28, 1974, to Gene and Patty Dyrdek in Kettering, Ohio. He was active in sports as a child and started skateboarding at the age of 11. He received his first skateboard from a professional athlete, Neil Blender.
He loved skateboarding so much that all he thought about at school was how to impress people and did that until his parents made him come home. By the age of twelve, he had received sponsorship from the Neil Blender sponsorship company and sponsored Dyrdek to start his skateboarding career.
A few years later, both Dyrdek and Blender dropped their sponsors and started Alien Workshop. At 16, Dyrdek decided to drop out of high school and move to Southern California to pursue skateboarding professionally. He later bought back his sponsor company during his early years.
Career Highlights
Upon moving to California, Dyrdek was sponsored by Droors Clothing from 1995 to 2016. Droors later changed its name to DC Shoes and was co-founded by professional skateboarder Danny Way.
Dyrdek’s other sponsors include Silver Trucks, Monster Energy and EA Skate. Dydek has collaborated with various companies and launched a toy skateboard team called the ‘Wild Grinders’.
Dyrdek has also appeared in several music videos, video games, and even movies. In 2009, he created a movie called ‘Street Dreams’. He is also widely known for being the host of the MTV show, ‘Ridiculousness’, since 2011.
Dyrdek founded ‘Street League Skateboarding’, a skateboarding competition business that has grown into a major international event. It is one of the largest tournaments offering the highest cash prizes in the history of the sport.
The tournament has a $1.6 million cash prize and is broadcast on ESPN in over 100 countries. The tournament has partnered with a number of companies, the main one being the Boys and Girls Club of America, to develop new skate parks in California.
The organization is an important collaboration as it was used for Dyrdek’s documentary ‘The Motivation’, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Dyrdek is also involved in the entertainment industry.
He starred in the MTV reality television show “Rob & Big” which aired from 2006 to 2008. He starred alongside his best friend and bodyguard Christopher ‘Big Black’ Boykin and cousin Chris ‘Drama’ Plaff, and friend Rashawn ‘Bam Bam’ Davis.
In 2009, Dyrdek’s other show, ‘Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory’, featuring Drydek, Plaff and the Drydek business team, was first aired. The show deals with Dydek’s ‘Fantasy Factory’, his business in a warehouse.
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Dyrdek built a recording studio for Plaff inside the warehouse and opened his first Safespot Skatespot. He invited Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who rode the world’s largest skateboard with Dyrdek.
‘Fantasy Factory’ has filmed a total of seven seasons and has starred Rob Dyrdek, Boykin, Chriss Plaff, Sterling ‘Steelo’ Brim, Chanel West Coast and many more. Dyrdek in partnership with Ford Mustang and co-invented the first skateboard on the show.
Dyrdek appeared in popular video games such as ‘Skate,’ ‘Skate 2’ and ‘Skate 3.’ Dyrdek also appeared in films such as ‘Righteous Kill,’ playing Rambo alongside Al Pacino and Robert de Niro, in 2008.
In 2009, Dyrdek appeared in a film called “Street Dreams” and starred in the film. Dyrdek then appeared in a scene with Johnny Knoxville in ‘Jackass 3.5’ in 2011. He then went on to star in the MTV show, ‘Ridiculousness’, and co-hosted it with friends Chanel West Coast and Steelo Brim. In 2012, Drydek appeared in ‘Punk’d’, a television show, and the documentary ‘Waiting for Lightening’.
Dyrdek, along with his production company, has produced ‘The Dude Perfect Show’, the CMT series ‘Ridiculousness’, ‘Jagger Eaton’s Mega Life’ and ‘Crashletes’ on Nickelodeon, ‘Snack Off’ and ‘Amazingness’.
Rob Dyrdek Biography
| Real name | Robert Stanley Dyrdek |
| Nickname | Rob |
| Year old | 50 years old |
| Height | In feet – 5 feet 7 inchesIn meters – 1.7 mIn centimeters – 170 cm |
| Weight | In Kilograms – 61 KgIn Pounds – 134 lbs |
| Family | Father – Gene DyrdekMother – Patty DyrdekSister – NoneBrother – None |
| Girlfriend | Do not have |
| Wife | Bryana Dyrdek |
| Children | Nala Ryan Dyrdek, Kodah Dash Dyrdek |
“Anything is possible if you are willing to work for it. With success comes the responsibility to do your part, to do what you can to help not only the people who helped you get where you are now, but also the future of those who will play a part in your business and everything you do throughout your entire career.”
– Rob Dyrdek
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Skateboarding record
Dyrdek has set a total of 21 Guinness World Records for skateboarding with the show ‘Rob & Big’. As part of ‘Fantasy Factory’, Dyrdek set the record for the longest skateboard, which was later broken by another skateboarder in 2010.
Dyrdek’s personal bests include:
- Highest waterboard jump: 10 feet 8 inches (3.25 m) (2007, WR)
- Longest skateboard: 100 feet 5.75 inches (30.6261 m) (2007, WR)
- Farthest backward jump by a car: 89 feet 3.25 inches (27.2098 m) (2014, WR)
Business career
Dyrdek’s first business was Orion Trucks. He began designing shoes while sponsoring DC Shoes. He has since founded several short-lived businesses, including a skateboard shop and a hip-hop record label.
Dyrdek has also collaborated with musicians like Travis Barker for the Rogue Status label. Dyrdek is also the founder of Dyrdek Machine, a business incubator, and acquired Alien Workshop’s parent company.
He also held DNA Distribution, before selling it to the founders. Dyrdek is an investor in Beach Whiskey, UFC, Stance, and Beatbox Beverages, and is a co-founder of Black Feather Whiskey and Ultracast.
Personal life
Dyrdek is married to his Filipino-American girlfriend, Brianna Noelle Flores, whom he proposed to at Disneyland. The couple now have two children.
Luxury goods
At one point, Dyrdek owned 13 racehorses, including the Breeder’s Cup, which significantly increased his net worth. Dyrdek’s luxury car collection.
Including a 69 Camaro, Porsche Panamera, Bentley Continental GT, Chevy Sonic and a private jet. Dyrdek’s Los Angeles estate is valued at $3.4 million.
Rob Dyrdek Net Worth
As of 2024, Rob Dyrdek’s net worth is estimated to be $50 million. Dyrdek’s contributions to the skateboarding world and the entrepreneurial world have earned him a decent amount of money. He continues to be a part of the entertainment industry and the entrepreneurial world and is currently building a real estate empire. He has an annual income of $5 million. Dyrdek continues to shine in Hollywood as an actor and entrepreneur.
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