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There’s a wealth of Libras in the limelight. Governed by Venus, the celestial body associated with love and beauty, the air sign is characterized by qualities such as being inherently romantic and exuding charm, alongside a notable artistic and sociable flair. Individuals born between September 23 and October 22 seem practically destined for the spotlight as the seventh sign of the zodiac.
Libras are distinguished by their empathy and their pursuit of equilibrium. A prime example is Cardi B — these Libra traits have played a significant role in her journey to fame, and she has graced the world stage numerous times since her breakout hit, “Bodak Yellow.” Other notable stars embracing this sign include G Herbo, 21 Savage, and Lil Durk, who all possess the versatility to reveal different facets of their personalities as the situation demands.
From Hip Hop icons like Lil Wayne to social media darlings such as Shenseea and Doja Cat, explore the list of celebrities who revel in celebrating their birthdays under this sign below.
1. Lil Wayne
“Devil on my shoulder, the Lord as my witness / So on my Libra scale, I’m weighing sins and forgiveness,” rapped Lil Wayne in his 2011 track “She Will.” Born on September 27, 1982, he became the youngest artist to join Cash Money Records at just 11 years old. With over a dozen mixtapes and albums — including the renowned Tha Carter series — the New Orleans native has undeniably established himself as one of the most esteemed figures in Hip Hop.
2. NBA YoungBoy
Entering the world on October 20, 1999, YoungBoy Never Broke Again burst onto the scene with successful tracks like “38 Baby,” “Genie,” and “Untouchable,” among others. He has since cemented his status as one of the most reliable artists of his era. The years 2022 and 2023 saw him release several projects, with highlights being The Last Slimeto, Realer 2, and I Rest My Case. Despite facing legal challenges over the years, NBA YoungBoy’s considerable fan base is undeniable.
3. Cardi B
The sensation from New York is a quintessential Libra. Born on October 11, 1992, Cardi B has the distinction of being the first female in Hip Hop to achieve diamond certification with a single. “Bodak Yellow” not only topped the Billboard Hot 100 but also garnered over 1 billion views on YouTube. This record was featured on her debut album, Invasion of Privacy, which includes a plethora of other hits: “I Like It” with Bad Bunny and J Balvin, “Be Careful,” and the 21 Savage collaboration “Bartier Cardi.” While fans eagerly await her sophomore album — delayed for over six years — Cardi’s legacy in the music industry is already well established.
4. Lil Durk
Lil Durk celebrates his birthday every October 19. Referencing his zodiac sign in Sexyy Red’s “Hellcats SRTs 2,” the Chicago artist quipped, “I grab my scale with my lil Libra a**.” Hip Hop enthusiasts have witnessed his transformation from tunes like “Dis Ain’t What U Want” and “My Beyoncé” to collaborations with major artists like Drake and Kanye West on “Laugh Now Cry Later” and “Jonah,” respectively. Notably, Lil Durk’s 2023 album, Almost Healed, featured the Grammy Award-winning track “All My Life” with J. Cole.
5. DDG
DDG initially gained fame as a YouTuber creating vlogs and pranks while in college before transitioning into music with the 2015 track “Dope” on SoundCloud. Born on October 10, 1997, the Michigan native captured attention with “Givenchy” and further solidified his presence with the collaborative work Die 4 Respect, produced alongside OG Parker. In 2023, he celebrated the arrival of his first child, Halo, with Halle Bailey.
6. Rich Homie Quan
The ascent of Rich Homie Quan to prominence exemplifies the dedication and creativity often associated with Libras. He has released multiple projects over the years, with 2012’s “Type Of Way” introducing many fans to his artistry. Among the highlights in his repertoire are “Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh),” Rich Gang’s “Lifestyle,” and YG’s “My N**ga.” Albums such as I Promise I Will Never Stop Going In and Rich As In Spirit marked significant points in the career of the late artist who tragically passed away from an accidental overdose on September 5.
7. Doja Cat
Doja Cat is one of those artists who refuse to be confined to a single genre. She has showcased her singing abilities in tracks like “Say So” and “Kiss Me More” with SZA, while also proving she can deliver hard-hitting verses in songs like “Demons” and “Get Into It (Yuh).” Born on October 21, 1995, Doja Cat has released noteworthy albums such as Hot Pink, Planet Her, and Scarlet.
8. G Herbo
Once known as Lil Herb, G Herbo entered the world on October 8, 1995. Like Lil Durk, this “PTSD” rapper is a product of the Chicago drill scene. He carved his niche through early mixtapes such as Welcome to Fazoland and Ballin Like I’m Kobe, the latter of which included tracks like “Rollin” and “Don’t Worry” featuring Lil Bibby.
9. A$AP Rocky
A$AP Rocky embodies all the quintessential Libra characteristics: allure, ingenuity, and an inherent romantic nature. It’s fitting that he is in a relationship with Rihanna, the mother of his two children, RZA and Riot. The Harlem native boasts a plethora of hits including “F**kin’ Problems,” “1Train,” and “Praise The Lord (Da Shine).” Since bursting onto the scene, he has also made his mark in the realms of fashion and streetwear, whether it’s through ghost-designing for high-end brands or collaborations with PUMA.
10. 21 Savage
In 2014, 21 Savage retweeted a message stating, “A Libra will love you and love you until you give them a reason not to, then love you some more still but from a distance.” The rap star, born on October 22, 1992, made his music debut with “Picky.” Emerging from one of the most remarkable XXL Freshman Classes of the last decade, 21 Savage’s prominent tracks include “X” featuring Metro Boomin and Future, “a lot” with J. Cole, “Bank Account,” and numerous others.
11. Rubi Rose
Rubi Rose was destined to achieve fame. The Kentucky native is best known for her appearance in Migos’ “Bad and Boujee” music video and her relationships with prominent figures like Travis Scott, DDG, and 21 Savage. Her debut single “Trickin” paved the way for her recognition, while her 2019 hit “Big Mouth” solidified her success.
In a conversation with XXL, Rose shared, “I’m a Libra. I love seeing people in relationships. I want myself in a relationship.”
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Roddy Ricch
Hailing from the West Coast, Roddy Ricch has virtually taken over the music charts with his hits “The Box” and “High Fashion,” both featured on Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial. The artist, who was born on October 22, also celebrated his first Grammy Award victory for his collaboration with Nipsey Hussle on “Racks in the Middle.”
13. Skilla Baby
Detroit continues to thrive as a hub for musical talent, and Skilla Baby stands out among the newest wave of chart-toppers from the city. He made a significant impact on social media with tracks like “Tay B Style” and “Icky Vicky Vibes,” and he further cemented his success in 2023 with “Bae.” “Sometimes the grind can be tough, yet I’m genuinely enjoying myself and pursuing my passion. It feels more like a calling than mere work,” the artist shared with Rap-Up when discussing his project The Coldest in May.
14. Enchanting
Enchanting, the Texas-based rapper, explored a variety of paths before discovering her true passion for music. “I went through stages of trying almost everything. I used to be a cheerleader and was involved in sports for a time,” she recounted during an interview with ESSENCE. In 2020, the artist known for “Want Sum” — born on October 9, 1997 — joined Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records, which later released her projects No Luv and Luv Scarred / No Luv. The former included the track “Freaky Deaky” featuring Coi Leray and the Kaliii-assisted “Track & Field.” Tragically, Enchanting passed away in June at the age of 26 due to an accidental overdose.
15. Shenseea
Shenseea, who was born on October 1, 1996, has firmly established herself in the Jamaican dancehall scene, winning audiences over with early tracks like “Pon Mi,” “Loodi,” and “Shen Yeng Anthem.” Her debut album, ALPHA, launched on streaming platforms in 2022, featuring the Megan Thee Stallion collaboration “Lick” and the Tyga collaboration “Blessed.” She continued her artistic journey with the release of Never Gets Late Here in 2024.