dralii Twitch VODs & Stream Recordings

At just 17 years old, this Moroccan sensation has taken the competitive Rocket League scene by storm, proving that age is just a number when it comes to esports excellence. Born on October 6, 2007, Samy "dralii" Hajji represents a new generation of players who've grown up with gaming as their primary passion. What started as casual play eventually evolved into a professional career that would see him competing at the highest levels of international competition.

His professional journey began in early 2021, when he started making waves in 1v1 show matches hosted by popular content creators like Fear and Johnny Boy. These weren't just casual games - he was taking wins off established high-level players like Atau, Nupo, and Moxy, immediately catching the attention of major organizations. His raw talent and fearless approach to the game made it clear this wasn't just another promising rookie. By 2024, the prestigious BDS organization came calling, pairing him with world champion Monkey Moon and multi-regional champion Exotic.

The numbers tell an impressive story of both competitive success and streaming growth. Dralii has earned over $280,000 in prize money, with his biggest single payday being $133,333.33 from the Esports World Cup 2025 where he claimed first place. That victory alone represents about 30% of his total career earnings. He hit the significant $100,000 milestone back in August 2024, and remarkably, he's earned $148,333.33 just in the last 90 days. Currently ranked #675 globally in esports earnings, he holds the #1 spot for players from Morocco.

On Twitch, he's built a dedicated following that reflects his competitive success. With nearly 74,000 followers, he maintains an impressive average of around 1,400-1,600 viewers per stream, peaking at over 5,300 viewers during big moments. His streaming schedule is surprisingly consistent for someone juggling professional competition - you'll find him online most weekdays, typically streaming for 2-4 hours depending on the day. Monday tends to be his longest session, running from 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM local time.

What sets him apart isn't just his mechanical skill, but his ability to perform under pressure on the biggest stages. The "RLCS 24 WORLD CHAMPION" tag on his Twitch profile isn't just for show - he's proven he can deliver when it matters most. His content primarily focuses on high-level Rocket League gameplay, giving viewers a front-row seat to watch one of the game's most promising young talents perfect his craft. For a player who's still technically under 18, his combination of competitive achievements and streaming presence suggests we're watching someone who could define the next era of Rocket League esports.