Dytto Biography: Age, Net Worth, Siblings, Height, Parents, Movies, Web Series, Boyfriend, YouTube

Dytto, known as “The Barbie Girl,” is an American dancer, model, actress, and YouTube personality celebrated for her unique blend of popping, tutting, animation, and robotic dance styles.

Rising to fame with her viral “Barbie Girl Trap Remix” video in 2014, she has built a global following through her YouTube channel and appearances on shows like The Ellen DeGeneres Show and World of Dance.

Profile

• Full Name: Courtney Nicole Kelly
• Stage Name: Dytto
• Born: April 27, 1998
• Age: 27 years old
• Birthplace: Miami, Florida, USA
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Dancer, Model, Actress, YouTuber, Television Host
• Height: 1.60 m (5 ft 3 in)
• Religion: Christianity
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Brandon
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1 million to $5 million USD

Early Life and Education

Dytto, a dynamic dancer and social media star, was born Courtney Nicole Kelly on April 27, 1998, in Miami, Florida. Raised in a supportive family. At age two and a half, she began gymnastics and later explored cheerleading, which strengthened her physical foundation.

Specific details about her college education are unavailable, as she prioritized her burgeoning dance career and moved to Los Angeles to pursue professional opportunities. Her family, including her older brother Brandon, a pilot, played a key role in supporting her ambitions.

Career

Dytto’s career took off in 2014 when she launched her YouTube channel on November 9, posting her viral “Barbie Girl Trap Remix” dance video, filmed in her apartment’s parking garage and edited in iMovie. The video’s robotic and tutting choreography skyrocketed her fame, amassing millions of views.

Her channel, now with over 3.8 million subscribers and 301 million views, features dance videos like “Dytto – Finger Tutting,” “Dytto Bueller,” “Dytto Ghost Hustler,” and “Dytto Reverse Tuts,” alongside vlogs such as “50 Hats About Me” and “We Are Bae Goals” with Fik-Shun.

In 2015, she competed in the World of Dance international urban dance competition, performing her iconic “Barbie Girl” routine, which boosted her global recognition. Dytto hosted The Drop for World of Dance and appeared as a guest dancer on CBBC’s The Next Step. She performed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and in a Google Android Wear commercial.

Her film credits include AXI: Avengers of Extreme Illusions (2011), Monsterz (2015), and Life of the Party (2018). In 2017, she performed on Dance Plus Season 3 in India, dancing to “Tip Tip Barsa Pani,” which went viral but sparked controversy due to scripted interactions with judge Raghav Juyal. Dytto continues to teach workshops worldwide and create content, blending dance with lifestyle and beauty tutorials.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @iam_dytto
• TikTok Handle: @iam_dytto
• Facebook: @IAMDYTTO
• YouTube Channel: Dytto

Personal Life

Dytto, a dynamic dancer and social media star, is currently single and has not disclosed any recent relationships. She previously dated dancer Zaya Sosho and rapper Roshon Fegan, but both relationships ended, and she now prioritizes her career over romance. Standing at 1.60 meters, with brunette hair and hazel-blue eyes, she has a pear-shaped physique with measurements of 32-25-34 inches.

Net Worth

Dytto’s estimated net worth is between $1 million and $5 million USD. Her income is bolstered by appearances in films and TV shows, as well as social media sponsorships, with an Instagram engagement rate of around 3%.

Filmography

• AXI: Avengers of Extreme Illusions (2011) – Supporting Role
• Monsterz (2015) – Supporting Role
• Life of the Party (2018) – Supporting Role

Television/Web Series

• The Ellen DeGeneres Show (Unknown date) – Guest Performer
• Dance Plus (2017, Season 3) – Guest Performer
• The Next Step (CBBC, Unknown date) – Guest Dancer
• The Drop (World of Dance) – Host