Alice Longyu Gao- Biography
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Alice Longyu Gao is a multidisciplinary artist, DJ, composer, and dancer residing in New York. Because she went to school in Japan, she can write and sing in Japanese, Chinese, and English. Her most well-known single is ‘Rich Bi*ch Juice,’ which was created by frequent collaborator Dylan Brady of 100 Gecs.
Her music has been signed by Lady Gaga, The Weeknd, and Selena Gomez. She has been featured in i-D, PAPER Magazine, Billboard, The FADER, V Magazine, NYLON US, NYLON Japan, MTV News, and many more magazines.
Alice is also a social activist who promotes eating disorder rehabilitation, publicly funded art education, and fashion sustainability. She was featured in the W Hotel Worldwide #QueerMeOut campaign in 2017, and the official New York City Pride campaign in 2018.
What is the Net Worth of Alice Longyu Gao? Salary, Earnings
Alice Longyu Gao’s net worth is estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million as of 2022. She is a well-known figure, and her career and net worth will undoubtedly expand.
Alice Longyu Gao- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education
Gao, who was born and raised in China’s Bengbu in 1994, moved to the United States in 2012 to pursue her aspirations of becoming a pop singer. She became a downtown New York fixture by seizing any opportunity that presented her, alternating between the gloriously chaotic and aggressive art-pop of early singles like “Karma Is A Witch” and “Magnificroissant.”
Gao’s work has always had a fiercely individualistic feel about it. It wasn’t just that she did everything by herself; no one else did it quite like her.
Gao moved to the United States against her parents’ wishes when she was 17 years old. After studying for the S.A.T.s and the TOEFL exam for non-native English speakers, she applied to 16 institutions.
She got accepted to 11 of them after writing an emotional essay about her experiences in Bengbu’s LGBTQ+ community. (Gao identifies as pansexual.)
She majored in philosophy at Boston University and completed the Harvard University Summer Program in Kyoto, Japan, where she became fluent in Japanese.
Alice Longyu Gao- Relationship, Married Life
She is not in a relationship and is focused on advancing her profession. She is currently single and content with her life.
Alice Longyu Gao- Professional Career
When a mutual contact introduced her to 100 Gets Dylan Brady in 2019, the term “hyper pop” hadn’t yet been defined through its title playlist — more of an accident, she claims, than an A&R setup.
Gao was unaware of Brady’s work, but she knew she needed an opportunity to write music on her trip to L.A., so the two scheduled studio time right away. When it came time to record, though, she was distracted and her discipline had slipped:
Despite her misery, she comes up with the idea for “Rich Bi*ch Juice” minutes before meeting Brady. What emerged was more like champagne-soaked hypnosis than a breakup ballad. “Have some juice, honey, rich bi*ch juice,” she drones over Brady’s sozzled beat.
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