Mia Maples

## About Online creator also known as Ivorygirl48, who has earned more than 4.7 million subscribers on YouTube. She posts a variety of types of videos that includes beauty and DIY content, routines, pranks and more. Some of her most popular videos have also included her trying on different dresses from fashion hauls.

## Before Fame She posted a first video called "Neutral Smokey Eye ~ Great for Beginners!" in February of 2013.

## Trivia She became a partner of Style Haul. She has also enjoyed figure skating and posted a video of it to her Instagram in March of 2021.

## Family Life She had her brother Eli do her makeup in her second ever YouTube video. She has another brother, Tate. Her mom has appeared in several videos on her channel. She became engaged in November 2021. The couple married in September 2022.

## Associated With She used the lyrics of Shawn Mendes' "Treat You Better" for a "Song Lyric Prank on My Friends Boyfriend" video.[edit]

Mia Maples has built a digital empire defined not by distant stardom, but by the relatable warmth of what she calls "Grandma Energy." Her audience does not chant a collective name or organize fan-funded billboards; instead, they gather in a loose, highly engaged community that values her unfiltered honesty and DIY spirit. Followers offer unconditional support as she navigates everything from brutal fashion reviews to high-stakes shopping experiments. The connection feels personal because Mia shares her flaws openly, admitting when she skips leg-washing routines or struggles with makeup application. This authenticity turned casual viewers into loyalists who eagerly anticipate her next haul or challenge. Her career is punctuated by specific viral moments that cemented her status within YouTube culture rather than global celebrity circles. In January 2018, she challenged herself to wear only eBay clothes for a week under five dollars, a project covered by major outlets like The Independent. Later, a brutally honest review of Kylie Jenner's swimwear range garnered international attention in 2021. By August 2022, she had mastered the art of the surprise reveal with an Amazon return pallet purchase that exposed hundreds of items for less than five hundred dollars. These stories define her legacy: accessible creativity and budget-friendly ingenuity. She leveraged this influence into a merchandise line called "Mia Maples Market" and signed with Digital Brand Architects, proving her commercial viability without needing traditional fame rituals. The iFANN Global Fame Rankings do not yet include her, so no specific ordinal placement exists for her current standing. While she commands millions of subscribers and drives significant engagement across social platforms, the official evaluation for August 2026 remains pending. Until that data arrives, her influence stands as a reflection of the power of niche content creation over broad celebrity metrics.[edit]