Michael Le

(Source: Instagram) Michael Le with his family members, part of the collective “The Shluv Family”

After starting to dance at a tender age, Le started posting dance videos on YouTube in 2014 under his own name, ‘Michael Le’. Initially, he posted dance videos that lasted for seconds, sort of similar to Vines. Few years later, he started posting dance tutorials and challenges, like the ‘Tutting challenge,’ which helped him reach out to a wider audience, and not just the younger generation. Soon, the YouTube account was shut down for violating the website’s guidelines.

In 2019, he started another YouTube channel called JustMaiko, and started posting dance videos, tutorials and lip-sync videos, with a dose of comedic content and also including vlogs. He now also has a personal channel by his real name Michael Le, where he uploads family vlogs and non-dance-related content.

He then started posting on TikTok in 2016. But his fame reached new heights in 2020, the year he formed ‘Shluv House’, of which creators like Spencer X were members. His main reasoning for founding the content creation group was to amplify a key aspect- being founded and run by a group of non-white creators.

Its emphasis was on being diverse and being inclusive, given the fact that the original five members are of Asian descent, including his brother Jonathan, who is his younger brother.

He also went viral in 2020 for starting the challenge of dancing on the escalator, to Latin artist Shakira’s “Hips Don’t Lie”. While being part of the Shluv House, Le did collaborations with Jason Derulo, and brands like Skechers, House Party, Motorola, and has been an ambassador for brands like Bang Drinks and Invisalign.

According to a Forbes report, Michael Le was said to have earned $1.2 million from all his social media activities, the majority of it coming from TikTok.

He also did a three-way collaboration between Meta and Ray Ban in 2021.

Between 2021 and 2022, he created three companies-

1. Joystick- a gaming and esports platform
2. JustMeta- dealing with cryptocurrency and NFTs
3. Shluv Pals- All content related to Shluv House as well as the Le family.

In 2021, Michael Le made a notable cameo in ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home” as a student in Peter Parker’s high school.

In 2022, he started selling his own NFTs under the Shluv Pals venture. He also co-founded ‘Joystick’ with Robin DeFay, a gaming and esports venture which aims to build the ‘Next Generation Gaming Ecosystem’ which empowers gamers to earn money while playing their favourite games. They have raised $8 million so far for this venture.

As of 2022, he has continued to make his signature TikToks, while promoting and developing his ventures, as well as his social media outreach.

As of 2022, he is worth $4 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. He mostly earns through his endorsements, his ventures, and his social media posts.

Other than TikTok, he posts on YouTube and Instagram.

Michael Le is Vietnamese, as is his mother and his younger sister Tiffany. His younger brothers Jonathan and Daniel are half-Jewish and half-Vietnamese. Michael Le identifies as a Christian and continues to practice it as his religion.

Q. Is Michael Le dating Analisseworld?

A. Michael previously dated Analisseworld, but they broke up in 2021.

Q. Who is Michael Le’s father?

A. Not much is known about Michael Le’s biological father, as it has not been revealed to the public.

Q. Does Michael Le wear nail paint?

A. Yes. He is shown to be wearing a variety of colored nail paint in his social media posts.