DjMaRiiO

He started posting videos to YouTube in 2007 under the name "NepeFlipao" which was later changed to "DjMaRiiO2007". These videos often featured Mario playing Minecraft in Survival mode and later that channel would be shut down due to copyright issues.

On December 10, 2009, he started a new channel called "DjMaRiiO" under which he began posting videos for the video games Call of Duty, GTA, and Minecraft. In Call of Duty, Mario dedicated himself to recording his games and uploading them, but as his subscribers noted, he frequently became "pissed off" while recording. As a result, Mario started uploading collections of his rage and tears.

"MW3 | MOAB en directo [HD] By DjMaRiiO" is the oldest video on Mario's channel. In the video, he plays Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

In recent years, Mario has devoted his channel to the publication of football-related content using the games that are released annually from FIFA and in which he shows its advancements, cards, and favourite players. He also keeps intermittently posting vlogs in which he discusses his daily activities.

For FIFA 18, Mario created several episodes of The Road, and he posted videos showing his progress in the story mode on a daily basis for this series. This game mode's narrative is based on Alex Hunter's second season, in which he pursues a professional career that includes success in other foreign leagues like the Spanish League.

It was a popular series that lasted just over ten days before it was finished. Later, with the release of new FIFA games, he would produce additional seasons of this series.

According to Net Worth Spot, Mario is worth $4.45 million as of July 2022. 18.53 million people view the DjMaRiiO channel each month, and 617,6k people view it daily. Per a thousand video views, YouTube channels can make anywhere from $3 to $7.

According to Net Worth Spot, Mario makes $74.1k per month or $1.11 million annually. DjMaRiiO could make close to $2 million annually on the high end.

Mario was born in Spain on August 30, 1990. He has a sister named Silvia and a younger brother named Sergio. There is no information available about his parents or childhood. Yolanda Torres, also known as Yoli, was a girl that Mario was dating and in 2015, she made her first appearance on his channel.

Since then, they have made a number of videos, including "Pack opening in real life with Yoli," "The most handsome players in FIFA with Yoli," and "FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Girls Duel." Due to Yoli's infidelity toward Mario, the two broke up in the latter half of 2019.

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Mario has an active fan following on several platforms. He has over 630k followers on Twitch but he hasn’t streamed in over 3 years. On Instagram, he has 3 million followers and posts selfies, pictures of various places he visits and makes reels with his partner. He has 3.6 million followers on Twitter and gets several likes and retweets.

Mario uploads videos weekly on his channel. His videos get millions of views fairly quickly. His content is focused on football and FIFA games. He reacts to news related to both and uploads let’s play of FIFA.

Mario goes to watch a football match and meets many stars of Real Madrid.

Mario reacts to the GREFG movie.

Mario goes to watch Barcelona vs Liverpool champions league semi-final.

Mario plays PES 2019.

1. Mario has written a book titled "The YouTuber of reference in the Fifa and football universe" is a story in which the main character aspires to become a footballer.
2. He shared a picture on Instagram in June 2019 of ElRubius and him at the Liverpool vs. Tottenham Champions League final.

Q. What happened between DjMaRiiO and Yoli?

A. After their breakup in 2019, an image was leaked where Yoli was kissing another boy. This sparked rumours about why the two broke up. Mario revealed in a video on his channel that he knew about his partner's infidelity, which became the reason for their split.

Q. What was the “League of Zeus” on DjMaRiiO’S channel?

A. In the "League of Zeus" series, Mario posted videos of himself and his friends participating in Hunger Games-style games.