Adam Waheed is a well-known comedian, actor, director, film producer and social media influencer with a net worth that is estimated to be around $10 million as of April 2024 according to Net Worth Spot.
Adam Waheed's father's name is Wahedullah Waheed, and he has three sisters. He graduated from Commack High School and attended Southern Methodist University for college. Waheed is currently based in Los Angeles, California, and has become very popular for his short comedy videos.
He has even transitioned to the silver screen, securing a three-picture content agreement with Jimmy Kimmel's production company, Wheelhouse. He was born on October 29, 1992, in New York, USA, and has Egyptian ancestry.
| Real Name | Adam Waheed |
| Profile Name | Adam W |
| DOB (Age) | October 29, 1992 (31 years) |
| DOJ (YouTube) | October 4, 2015 |
| Total Videos | 800 |
| Net Worth | $10.31 million approx |
| Nationality | Egyptian-American |
| Residence | United States of America |
Adam Waheed earns a significant amount from his social media platforms, including Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. He has a massive following on these platforms, which has opened doors for brand collaborations, sponsored content, and monetization of his social media platforms. He has collaborated with Pepsi and also sells merchandise, including clothing and accessories. Adam Waheed has produced shows like "Adam's World" and "Tribes" and has directed the TV show "Fired".
According to Social Blade, his channel (Adam W) got over 470 million views in the past month. It generates between $83.6k - $1.3 million each month, and between $1 million - $16 million each year from ad revenue. The channel has over 13 billion views till date.
Adam Waheed has a massive following on Instagram, with 9 million followers and over 5 million followers on Facebook. He also has over 19 million followers on TikTok. He regularly shares photos and videos on his account, engaging with his audience through his comedic content.
Most of Adam’s content on social media is comedic and he does not upload much personal content on social media. He does not share much information about his personal expenses and belongings.
A. Adam Waheed earned a letter during his time as a football player at Commack High School and later joined Southern Methodist University's football team as a defensive back.
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