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Lele Pons

YouTuber Information

Profile

Lele Pons

Style

Comedy

Date joined

September 18, 2015

Twitter / X

@lelepons@sucachebylele

Facebook

lele

Instagram and Threads

@lelepons

Other media

TikTokMerchandise

Videos

185+

Schedule

Every two weeks

Status

Active

Associates

Alesso • Marshmello • Ryan Garcia•Anwar Jibawi•Adam W•BachelorsPadTv•Juanpa Zurita •Marlon Webb•Manon Matthews•Amanda Cerny•Alissa Violet•Hannah Stocking•Justin Bieber•Inanna Sarkis•Rudy Mancuso•Twan Kuyper•Liza Koshy•David Dobrik•Bart Baker•Logan Paul•Jake Paul•Jonah•The Gabbie Show•Brent Rivera•Joey Graceffa•Guaynaa•Jimmy Fallon•Sofia Vergara•RiceGum•DramaAlert•ColossalIsCrazy •Matt & Justus •Jason Nash •Jeff Wittek

Username

Personal information

Full name

Eleanora Pons Maronese

Nationality

Venezuelan-American

Location

Los Angeles, California, United States

Channel trailer

Most viewed video

First video

[source] Eleonora Pons "Lele" Maronese (born: June 25, 1996 (1996-06-25) [age 29]) is a Venezuelan-American YouTuber and is part of the Shots Studios family along with singers Alesso and Anitta, Anwar Jibawi, Hannah Stocking, Inanna Sarkis and Rudy Mancuso. She uploads videos weekly, usually every Monday. Her YouTube channel has over 18 million subscribers and over 5.3 billion total video views as of September 2023, and is the 81st most subscribed channel in the United States.

Contents

• 1 About
• 2 Personal life
• 3 YouTube
• 4 Controversy
  • 4.1 Feud with Amanda Cerny
  • 4.2 Fake Charity
• 5 References

About[]

Lele first started her career by using the video hosting service Vine at age 16 where she did practical comedy on there, primarily in the physical aspect. She was the first user to receive over 1 billion video loops. She was credited for being the creator of the phrase "Do It For The Vine." and has been nominated for several awards such as being Choice Viner in the Teen Choice Awards. Aol.com has included her name on their "10 Most Entertaining Latino Viners" where she was ranked #6. In 2014 she released a perfume called Suache by Lele however it was quickly discontinued after her former manager Justin Matil "forgot" to advertise and market the scent.

Lele Pons has been nominated for the 2020 tenth annual Streamy Awards in the Documentary category. The Streamy Awards will take place on December 13, 2020.

Personal life[]

Lele was born on June 25, 1996, in Caracas, Venezuela and is the only child in her family. Her parents, Luis Pons and Anna Maronese have different ancestries. She has Spanish/Catalan ancestry from her father and Italian ancestry from her mother and is a third-generation Italo-Venezuelan. Her native language is Spanish but she also speaks fluent English and Italian. At age 5, her family moved to Miami, Florida where she finished high school and then moved to Los Angeles, California in 2015. Lele has Tourette's and OCD.[1]

YouTube[]

On September 18, 2015, Lele created her YouTube channel and uploaded her first video on April 19, 2016 when Shots Studios launched. Other YouTubers including Liza Koshy and Gabbie Hanna have appeared in her videos. She has also taken part in YouTube's paid subscription service, YouTube Premium.

Lele appeared in the YouTube Original series "Escape The Night" by Joey Graceffa in season 1 but was killed in episode 9.

She also created a show called Amigos starring herself and her friends, however it was promptly cancelled after five episodes due to negative reception.

Controversy[]

Feud with Amanda Cerny[]

In September 2016, Following a public falling out with Lele, her best friend and Viner Amanda Cerny, who stated that Pons knew the code for Cerny’s phone for months and had been using it to delete Cerny’s Instagram pictures and videos, as well as deleting her first ever YouTube video. Pons then spoke up about the situation and that this was the reason for their falling out. Cerny says that Pons sent the police to her house to ask her to take down the instagram post, where she talked about the situation. Cerny’s video was titled "Why I dumped her".[2][3]

Fake Charity[]

In July 2017, Pons was criticized for lying about donating her hair to charity, as many internet users determined the hair in her photo was extensions rather than her own. She later clarified she had intended to donate her hair, but learned it wouldn't be accepted due to containing artificial color.[2]

References[]

1. ↑ Lele Pons Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles in YouTube Original Series (EXCLUSIVE). Todd Spangler - Variety (Aoril 22, 2020).
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/internet-community-turning-lele-pons-formerly-worlds-1-viner-2271864
3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuD6LrHswu0

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