Money Kicks is the online name of Rashed Belhasa, a Dubai-based creator, entrepreneur, sneaker collector, and social-media personality. He became widely known for videos featuring rare shoes, luxury cars, celebrity encounters, lifestyle content, and later, boxing-related appearances. His content has made “Money Kicks” a recognizable name far beyond the United Arab Emirates.

What is Money Kicks’ real name?
Money Kicks’ full name is commonly reported as Rashed Belhasa. Some outlets use the spelling Rasheed or Rashed Saif Belhasa, so readers may see small variations online. In public-facing content, however, he is best known by the Money Kicks name.
Where is Money Kicks from?
Money Kicks is from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He is widely described as Emirati, and Dubai is central to his public identity. The city’s car culture, luxury retail, major events, international visitors, and social-media scene provide a natural setting for the type of content he makes.
How did Money Kicks become famous?
Money Kicks gained attention through social media and YouTube, particularly by showing his sneaker collection and sharing content around celebrity culture. His videos created a simple but effective formula: bring recognizable guests into a highly visual setting, talk about shoes and lifestyle, and make the experience easy to watch and share.
- Sneaker-focused videos and collection content
- YouTube vlogs from Dubai and travel locations
- Videos featuring luxury cars and lifestyle experiences
- Social-media posts on Instagram and TikTok
- Celebrity-related content and public appearances
- Boxing and influencer-boxing coverage
- Brand and business-related projects
What does Money Kicks do now?
Today, Money Kicks remains associated with social media, YouTube, business activity, personal branding, and boxing-related content. His online identity is no longer limited to a single hobby. The Money Kicks name functions as a broader lifestyle brand.
Why his story keeps drawing new readers
Part of the ongoing interest comes from how unusual the original premise was: a teenager posting sneaker videos from Dubai turned that hobby into an international following well before “influencer” was a common career path. That early-mover position means his content history doubles as a rough timeline of how creator culture itself evolved, which keeps pulling in both longtime followers and newcomers researching him for the first time.