Coringa

Victor Augusto Costa Camilo, better known as Coringa, is a Brazilian streamer, YouTuber, and entrepreneur. Born on July 3, 1997, in Belo Horizonte, he has become one of Brazil's most recognizable gaming personalities. His energetic streams and sharp business sense have landed him major brand deals with Itaú, O Boticário, Samsung, Mentos, Snickers, and TIM.

Coringa's reach is massive: over 13 million YouTube subscribers and 17 million Instagram followers. He streams regularly on Twitch and Kick, and his content mixes high-level gameplay with vlogs and comedy. Fans know him for his catchphrase "tmj e nois" and his ability to make everyone feel like part of the squad. [edit]

Coringa was born and raised in Belo Horizonte, the capital of Minas Gerais. Growing up in the 2000s, he was part of the first generation to really embrace online gaming culture in Brazil. He started streaming in the mid-2010s, mainly playing battle royale hits like Fortnite and Free Fire.

His big break came from his personality. While many streamers focused on pure skill, Coringa made his chat the center of the show. He'd react to everything, crack jokes, and keep the energy high for hours. That approach built a loyal community fast. By the late 2010s, he was already a household name in Brazilian gaming circles, known for his signature laugh and his habit of shouting "Coringadas!" during clutch moments. [edit]

Coringa's career took off when he joined LOUD, one of Brazil's top esports organizations. That move gave him access to better production and cross-promotion, and his YouTube channel, LOUD Coringa, exploded past 13 million subscribers. His content expanded beyond gameplay into vlogs, challenges, and collaborations with other creators like Toduro.

In the early 2020s, he started landing major brand ambassadorships. Itaú, one of Brazil's largest banks, tapped him for a campaign aimed at young customers. O Boticário, Samsung, Mentos, Snickers, and TIM followed. He also launched his own merchandise line and invested in esports ventures. His Instagram bio lists ongoing partnerships with Aztro Energy, H2Bet, Werneck Company, NG.Cash, and Cortes Coringa.

He's appeared on TV shows and podcasts, positioning himself as a bridge between gaming and mainstream entertainment. As of 2026, he continues to stream regularly on Twitch and Kick, keeping that daily connection with his fans. [edit]

Coringa's public image is all about high energy and authenticity. He's the guy who screams with joy when he wins and laughs at himself when he fails. His content feels like hanging out with a friend who happens to be really good at games.

He uses casual, enthusiastic Brazilian Portuguese in everything he posts. The phrase "tmj e nois" is his signature sign-off, reinforcing that sense of togetherness. Fans appreciate that he's not a distant celebrity; he's one of them, just with a bigger platform.

Media coverage often frames him as a "young gamer turned business mogul", highlighting his entrepreneurial side alongside his entertainment career. [edit]

Coringa's fanbase, while vast and vocal, has never coalesced around a formal name. His followers are known simply as his audience, his viewers, or, in the spirit of his signature sign-off, his "nois." They fill his chat with "tmj e nois" and echo his catchphrases, but no documented fandom name exists in iFANN's records or in public discourse. The community is real, but it is a loose, informal gathering rather than a branded fan club.

Despite the lack of a formal fandom, Coringa's cultural footprint is substantial. His streams and videos generate millions of views, and his influence extends beyond gaming into mainstream Brazilian pop culture. His collaborations with major brands and his presence on multiple platforms have made him a household name among young Brazilians.

As of August 2026, iFANN has not yet evaluated Coringa's fame, and thus no ranking data is available. He does not currently hold a placement in iFANN's global or national rankings. This status may change as iFANN expands its data collection to include more Brazilian creators, but for now, his fame is measured by his massive following and cultural impact rather than by iFANN's metrics.[edit]

The name "Coringa" is Portuguese for "joker," the playing card. His extended alias "Coringadas" is a playful twist he uses in his bios. His streaming bios end with "tmj e nois," a slangy way of saying "we're together, let's go." Fans often echo it back in chat. He's known for saying "Coringadas!" as a catchphrase during intense gaming moments. His Instagram has over 1,200 accounts followed but only 317 posts, showing he's picky about what he shares. He's a big UFC fan and has created content tied to the sport, including collaborations with UFC-related channels.

Some fans retell stories of marathon streaming sessions and surprise calls from celebrities, but these are not formally documented and remain part of the community's shared lore.[edit]

Coringa keeps his family life private. He hasn't publicly shared details about his parents or siblings. He's never mentioned being married or having children in any verified source. His focus stays on his career and his community, and he prefers to keep those personal boundaries. [edit]

Coringa is closely associated with LOUD, the Brazilian esports organization that helped amplify his career. He has collaborated with fellow creator Toduro on YouTube content. His brand partners include major companies like Itaú, Samsung, and O Boticário, as well as newer affiliates like Aztro Energy and H2Bet. [edit]

Publicly, Coringa has not confirmed any romantic relationships. There's no verifiable information about past girlfriends, current partners, or children. He keeps that side of his life completely off social media. As of 2026, his relationship status remains unknown. [edit]

iFANN currently estimates Coringa's net worth at $10 million. His income streams are diverse. Streaming revenue from Twitch, Kick, and YouTube includes subscriptions, donations, and ad money. Brand ambassadorships with Itaú, O Boticário, Samsung, Mentos, Snickers, and TIM bring in steady six-figure deals. His merchandise line adds another layer, as do his investments in esports ventures. He also earns through affiliate partnerships with Aztro Energy, H2Bet, Werneck Company, NG.Cash, and Cortes Coringa. Over the past few years, his net worth has grown steadily as he's expanded beyond gaming into mainstream endorsements and business deals.[edit]