Source - Instagram
Lucas and Marcus Dobre-Mofid, collectively known as the Dobre Twins, are an American dancing duo and YouTube personalities. Their net worth is close to $6 million. Born on January 28, 1999, they rose to prominence on the now-defunct video application Vine.They are part of the Dobre Brothers, where they are joined by their older brothers, Cyrus and Darius.
The twin brothers upload videos of themselves doing gymnastics, music, and vlogs on their YouTube channel which is one of the fastest-growing channels right now. They were also popular on the 6-second video hosting service app, Vine as “Twinbotz” which received over 1.7 million followers. They also started a YouTube channel with their older brothers Cyrus and Darius called "Dobre Brothers".
The Dobre Brothers produce video content. Their content includes challenge videos, experiments, vlogs, dance videos, pranks, and lots of other content.
The twins run their eponymous YouTube channel Lucas and Marcus while the brothers feature collectively on "Dobre Brothers" and "Dobre Cars". The twins were born in Maryland to retired Olympic gymnasts Aurelia Dobre and Boz Mofid, the owners of Dobre Gymnastics Academy in Gaithersburg, Maryland. They have two older brothers, Cyrus Dobre and Darius Dobre.
Lucas and Marcus were known as "TwinBotz", they first gained fame on the six-second video application Vine, where they had more than 1.8 million followers before it shut down. The twins used the app to showcase their talent, including breakdancing and gymnastics stunts, such as backflips. Their popularity helped them earn a spot at AT&T's Later Haters expo.In March 2018, it was announced that the Dobre Brothers have signed a joint venture deal with Creative Artists Agency (CAA).
| Real Names | Lucas And Marcus Dobre-Mofid |
| Date Of Birth (Age) | January 28, 1999, 23 years old |
| Net Worth | <$6 Million |
| TikTok Followers | TikTok - 35.6 Million |
| Instagram Followers | Instagram - 1.9 Million |
| YouTube Followers | YouTube - 24.6 Million |
| Height | Lucas - 5 feet 7 inches |
| Marcus - 5 feet 8 inches | |
| Nationality | American |
Source - Instagram
Lucas and Marcus have asserted an empire on TikTok and Youtube, their primary earnings come from there. Other than that, Lucas and Marcus, earn from Instagram sponsored posts, music streams, and merchandise.
On Instagram, the twins could potentially earn upwards of $20k on each sponsored post, while on their personal accounts, the brothers could earn an estimated $15k per post.
On TikTok with 35.6 Million followers, the duo earns an estimated average of between $19k to $24k per post. On their YouTube channel with 24.6 million subscribers, the duo could earn an estimated upwards of $200k every month.
The twins from music streams and collaborative music videos, earn up to $25k a year, with most of it coming from collaborative efforts. Not much is known about the sales of their merchandise, but with each item averaging between $15 to $100, the duo could earn up to $25k a month on sales.
Source - Instagram (Dobrecars)
All 4 brothers are known to love their cars, especially the twins, as shown on their Instagram page - “dobrecars”. They have spent their earnings on a number of luxury cars. They recently bought a brand-new imported Range Rover Autobiography at a price of $200,000 USD.
Dobre Brothers also own a Rolls-Royce Ghost that’s worth $950,000 USD. A few other notable cars that Dobre Brothers have are the Audi Q2, Volvo XC40, and the Tesla Model 3, priced at $60k, $40k, and $35k. They have also invested to improve the quality of their videos on YouTube and TikTok by purchasing high-end recording equipment. Apart from that, little is known about their other expenses.
A. Lucas and Marcus, or the Dobre brothers, live in Gaithersburg, Maryland, U.S.
A. Lucas and Marcus Dobre-Mofid, collectively known as the Dobre Twins, are an American dancing duo and YouTube personalities.
A. Lucas and Marcus were born on January the 28th, 1999. They are 23 years old.
A. Lucas and Marcus are 5 feet 7 inches and 5 feet 8 inches, respectively.
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