Jean-Victor Mackie is an American TikTok star. On his TikTok account, jeanvictorm, he is primarily renowned for his dance videos, comedy pieces, and dubs. More than 262 million people have liked the account, and there are currently more than 8.7 million admirers.
At the age of 12, his mother forced him to enroll in dancing lessons, and he started learning how to dance. He has contributed to several dance performances, musicals, and other presentations. He has been in ads as well.
TikTok was where Jean-Victor Mackie started his social media career. In July 2019, he started the jeanvictorm TikTok channel. His admirers love his creative dances, comedic sketches, and dubs on TikTok. More than 8.7 million fans and over 262 million likes have been given to his platform account.
His YouTube channel, Jean-Victor Mackie, has more than 6.09 million views and over 91.8 thousand subscribers. The channel was launched on October 16, 2016.
The number of followers on his Instagram account, jeanvictormackie, has surpassed 599 thousand. He released a picture of himself with a female from his youth in August 2020 along with the statement, "...she may or may not be my sister." He has worked with TikTok phenomenon Addison Rae and video producer Caleb Green.
Jean-Victor Mackie has previously done a lot of business travel and has collaborated with Hollywood actors. He describes his collaboration with Fame's Debbie Allen, a dancer, as a "breath-taking experience."
Additionally, he participated in the performances of The Hot Chocolate Nutcracker and the Summer Intensive Show at Debbie's Dance Academy. Additionally, he performed a dance in a film directed by Debbie and starring Dolly Parton. He traveled to Los Angeles to perform for a group there. He has also traveled to dance at other events and performances in California, Knoxville, and Nashville.
Jean has appeared in a CarGurus advertisement before.
Jean has an estimated net worth of $100 thousand as per various sources in December 2022. As per SocialBlade, his YouTube channel earns an estimated amount of $16 - $257 per month and up to $193 - $3.1K per year. He can earn an estimated amount of $1,788.75 - $2,981.25 and $13,921 - $20,881 from Instagram and TikTok respectively, for each post.
Jean-Victor Mackie was born on April 13, 2003, in Georgia, United States of America. One of the co-owners of the movie production company Manns Mackie Studios is his father, Bishop Charles Mackie.
At the juvenile age of twelve, he started dancing. He even admitted that his mother had compelled him to enroll in acting and dance classes. He had started with hip-hop training and moved on to more advanced dance forms like modern, jazz, ballet, and contemporary dance.
Jean is an active social media personality. He has a successful account on YouTube with a following of 91.8 thousand subscribers with over 6.09 million views. He has an irregular upload schedule but still gets tens of thousands of views as he posts vlogs. On Instagram, he has a following of over 599k with 7,358 average likes and 26 average comments. He posts selfies and travel pictures.
In this video, Jean dances with @treymakai to the song Spin Back x Collide Mashup by Kuya Magik.
In this video, Jean dances to the song Last Christmas by Ruby Bauer.
In this video, Jean dances to the song Last Christmas by Ruby Bauer with @Ajani.
In this video, Jean dances with @Zack Lugo with the caption “Dancing with your best friend”.
In this video, Jean dances to the song Last Christmas by Ruby Bauer.
In this video, Jean dances with @treymakai where they are both dressed as Killua and Gon from the anime Hunter x Hunter.
In this video, Jean dances with @chaseko to the song ‘rock ur body’ jersey club produced by abnormal.
In this TikTok, Jean shows his baptism which he did with his mother.
A. Jean-Victor Mackie is an American TikTok star. He is well known for his dance videos, comedic segments, and dubs on his TikTok account, jeanvictorm.
A. Jean-Victor Mackie has a following of more than 9.3 million on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.
A. Jean-Victor Mackie was born in Georgia, United States of America, on April 13, 2003.
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