Sibling Influencers Teaming Up on Social

Despite the jokes about sibling rivalries, there’s a lot to be said about the bond between brothers and sisters. These 11 sets of sibling influencers — including some twins — feature family members who produce entertaining content for their followers and share their special connection.

11 sets of sibling influencers teaming up on social

Sam and Teagan Rybka

Twins Sam and Teagan are dancers who specialize in acrobatics. Their synchronized tumbling moves have helped them acquire 13.8 million followers on TikTok. Videos include the women performing dance trends, playing “Just Dance 2022,” a series of costume changes, and jumping on the trampoline in mermaid costumes.

Stella and Blaise Bennett

Between the two of them, siblings Stella and Blaise have modeled for some big-name clothing brands. Their stardom has allowed them to meet celebrities, including Ciara, John Legend, Taye Diggs, and Von Miller. As stars of a “Got Milk?” campaign, they got to work with Marsai Martin, too.

The Quiner Sisters

Although there are eight siblings, the six Quiner sisters don’t showcase their two brothers on their Instagram account because it’s primarily focused on dancing. The girls have appeared on the Inside Dance Podcast, promoted dance gear, and been featured in Dance Spirit Magazine. Although it can be stressful to balance the hectic schedules and pressures of competition, the sisters say they “function as safety nets” for one another.

The Hunter Brothers

Real-life brothers J.J., Dusty, Luke, Brock, and Ty use their YouTube channel to promote their award-winning country music. Born and raised on a farm in Canada, they’ve even done their own parody of the “Sea Shanty” with tractors in the background. Be sure to catch their beautiful version of “Carol of the Bells” and their sound check for the national anthem before an L.A. Kings game.

The Haschak Sisters

Sisters Madison, Gracie, Sierra, and Olivia sing, dance and star in their own music videos. They also post fun challenges, from remembering lyrics to guessing secret menu items from Starbucks. Their 9.33 million YouTube subscribers can get the first look at the sisters behind the scenes on set during filming, as well as their reaction videos, and dance tutorials.

Fer and Mau

Brother-sister duo Fer and Mau have accumulated 158K subscribers on YouTube with videos on fidget toys, slime and candy. They also do giveaways, pranks and unboxing clips. When the two travel to fun places — like Universal Studios and New York City — they share their experience with their viewers.

Elizabeth and Victoria Lejonhjarta

Known as Sweden’s “it” girls, twin models Elizabeth and Victoria have appeared in campaigns for big-name clothing brands. They’ve walked the catwalk and appeared in Vogue, and their little brother shares their same gorgeous dreadlocks. Their dream cameo came to fruition when the twins starred as African hit girls in a short film. Check out their fire collab photo shoot with Drake.

Shay, Juls and Rory

As children, sisters Shay, Juls and Rory spent their free time drawing comics at their dining room table. In May 2020, they created a joint TikTok account called “Sisters Keep Drawinggg” to share their favorite illustrated quotes and art challenges. The account has drawn 220.6K followers who sometimes send in requests, including Ratatouille, the Princess Bride, and lots of Harry Potter characters. If you love “Hamilton,” be sure to check out their animated interpretation of the musical.

Michael and Zak Zakar

Referring to themselves as “The Middle Eastern Mary-Kate & Ashley,” the Zakar Twins moved to Los Angeles in 2021 to continue their modeling career. They are LGBTQ+ advocates and use their platform to speak out against homophobia. Their book, “Pray the Gay Away” got them an appearance on TV in which they shared their funny story about coming out as gay and being raised Catholic.  

Chris and Patrick Voros 

If you’ve heard the phrase “Da Vinky” you probably know the Voros twins, Chris and Patrick. The professional wrestlers are known for their unique hairstyle and silly videos that range from doing pranks on each other to showcasing their childlike sense of humor. The two seem to be living their childhood dream, which was to be twin tag team wrestlers.

Tyrese and Trayvon Mattison — Mattison Twins

Twins Tyrese and Trayvon are used to sharing, and this includes the spotlight with their 1.5M TikTok followers. You can expect plenty of hilarious comedy skits on their account, like this one about the Harry Potter series. The twins also post lip-syncing TikToks with a signature hairbrush that hangs from the ceiling and acts as a microphone. Over on their Instagram, Tyrese and Trayvon share snaps of their outfits and poses on red — or pink — carpet events.