Andrea Diprè

Andrea Diprè (born November 9, 1974) is an Italian lawyer, television host, art critic, and YouTuber known for his diverse career in media and entertainment.
==Early life and education==
Diprè was born in Tione di Trento, Trentino Alto Adige, and grew up in Stenico (TN). 
He pursued a strict Catholic education, initially aiming for a career in ecclesiastical-political affairs. He earned a law degree from the University of Trento and later became a practicing lawyer after training at the Court of Naples.
==Career==
Diprè gained early recognition as the president of the Provincial Pastoral Council and through his column, "Life in the Diocese," featured on the regional television program Telepace. Notably, his outspoken views against the society attracted attention when segments from his column were highlighted on the television program Blob.
Transitioning to television, Diprè hosted various shows, such as "The Choices of Andrea Diprè," from 2001 to 2012, showcasing lesser-known painters. Additionally, he made appearances on programs such as "La grande notte del Monday sera," "Artù" by Gene Gnocchi, and "The Maurizio Costanzo Show."
In 2013, Diprè shifted his focus to YouTube, uploading interviews with clients, notably gaining attention for an interview with painter Osvaldo Paniccia. He gained online notoriety for his unconventional interviews, initially propelled by an accidental circumstance involving Giuseppe Simone, leading to a series of interviews with characters across Italy. These videos garnered both attention and controversy. Notable interviewees include Sara Tommasi, Bello Figo and Il Pagante.
Over time, Diprè's YouTube content evolved, incorporating provocative themes and the production of self-generated adult films, often in collaboration with Max Felicitas, a young porn actor. Despite the controversial nature of his content, Diprè continued to broaden the scope of his interviews, engaging with various individuals from the entertainment industry and internet phenomena.
Beyond his YouTube career, Diprè expanded into the music industry, releasing several songs such as "Suray: Diamond," "In My Private Room" (featuring Sara Tommasi), and additionally with Czech Model and Actress Charlie Red he also created the music videos "Notte Bianca" and "Goleador", "Pippo", "Dori Me", "Fatto di Bamba". He also has ventured into film and music video production, along with acting roles in notable works like "Milan Babylon" (2013).
Diprè identifies himself as the founder of "Dipreism," a concept rooted in immediate and provocative aspects of sexuality and financial pursuits. Nowadays Andrea works as an Influencer for Vipresent, a platform where it is possible to interact with various characters from the world of entertainment.
==Discography==
* (2013) Diamond (with Suray)
* (2015) Nel mio privè (with Sara Tommasi)
* (2015) Cagne (with Max Felicitas)
* (2015) White Christmas: I Don't Care
* (2016) Coca Figa Money
* (2016) Lollo (with Max Felicitas)
* (2017) Nana 
* (2017) Pippo from Ibiza
* (2017) Elisabetta 
* (2017) Pollo al cocco
* (2017) Bianco Andrea
* (2018) Dipreismo
* (2018) Colombiana
* (2019) L’amante
* (2019) Astinenza che avanza
* (2021) Clandestina (with Charlie Red)
* (2021) Arriva la madama (with DjTilo)
* (2022) Sei cattivo (with Charlie Red)
* (2022) Fatto di Bamba (with Charlie Red)
* (2022) Cocco
* (2022) Pippo Eilish
* (2022) Young Dipreismo 
* (2022) Dori Me (with Charlie Red)
* (2023) Notte bianca (with Charlie Red)
* (2023) Pippo (with Charlie Red)
==Filmography==
* (2013) Milan Babylon
* (2016) Rebecca and Luna - A Night with Andrea Diprè
* (2016) The family of blasphemies
* (2017) Umberto Baccolo & Andrea Diprè for the End of the World
* (2018) Dipreism
==Personal life==
Diprè currently resides in Prague. He was married to the pornographic actress Riley Steele in 2015; however, the couple separated in 2018.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* Andrea Diprè on Imdb
* Andrea Diprè on YouTube
* Andrea Diprè on YouTube
* Andrea Diprè on YouTube
* Andrea Diprè on Vipresent
Category:1974 births
Category:Italian lawyers
Category:Italian television presenters
Category:Italian art critics
Category:Italian YouTubers