Quackity

Spanish-English variety and SMP projects.

Quackity (born December 28, 2000), whose first name is Alexis, is a Mexican livestreamer and YouTuber who broadcasts in both Spanish and English. He created his first YouTube channel in 2010, producing Club Penguin and Toontown Online content before making commentary and comedy series such as "Discord Got Talent." He rose to prominence through the Dream SMP Minecraft server, which he joined in August 2020, and in March 2023 he launched the QSMP, a multilingual Minecraft server featuring automated live translation. As of late 2025 his main Twitch channel had roughly 6.6 million followers, and his YouTube channel 6.18 million subscribers.

Biographyedit

Early life and educationedit

Quackity, whose first name is Alexis, was born on December 28, 2000, and is Mexican. He holds a college degree in property law and maintains homes in both Mexico and the United States. His online alias originated from an in-game censorship mechanic in Toontown Online, a game he produced content around from 2013 to 2018.

Early careeredit

Quackity created his first YouTube channel, DjYeroc123, on October 29, 2010, producing Club Penguin content until it was discontinued in August 2012. He launched his main channel, QuackityHQ, in 2013 and made Toontown Online videos through 2018. Between roughly 2018 and 2020 he produced the comedy series "Discord Got Talent," which featured celebrity judges including MrBeast, Dream, KSI, and Pokimane.

Dream SMP and Minecraftedit

In August 2020, Quackity joined the invite-only Dream SMP Minecraft server, which broadened his audience. In July 2021 he collaborated with Breaking Bad actor Dean Norris on Minecraft, and in December 2021 he competed in Creator Games 3, a tournament with a $1 million prize. He joined the fifth season of the Spanish-language Minecraft server Karmaland on July 9, 2022.

QSMPedit

On March 22, 2023, Quackity launched the QSMP ("Quackity's Survival Multiplayer"), a Minecraft server built around live automated translation that brought together Spanish- and English-speaking creators. The project became one of his signature ventures and reflected his focus on bridging language communities in gaming.

Business venturesedit

In March 2025, Quackity collaborated with actor Jack Black to promote A Minecraft Movie, and on July 7, 2025, he announced Dababel, a multilingual communication tool. An October 2021 Twitch data leak reported his earnings at $1,065,157.18 for the period from August 2019 to October 2021.

Platforms and audienceedit

Quackity streams in both Spanish and English. His main Twitch account was created on September 4, 2013, and he launched a dedicated Spanish channel, QuackityToo, in July 2022. As of December 2025 his main Twitch channel ranked as the 29th most-followed platform-wide with 6.6 million followers, while his YouTube channel, QuackityHQ, had 6.18 million subscribers and 525.61 million views as of June 14, 2026.

Awards and recognitionedit

Quackity won Best Minecraft Streamer at both the 2022 and 2023 Streamer Awards, and Best International Streamer at the 2023 Streamer Awards. He won the Just Chatting category at the 2023 Streamy Awards and was nominated for Streamer of the Year in 2023.

Quackity: quick facts

How old is Quackity?
Quackity is 25 years old, born Dec 28, 2000.
What is Quackity's real name?
Quackity's real name is Alexis.
Where is Quackity from?
Quackity is from Mexico.
What is Quackity's net worth?
Quackity has an estimated net worth of $2 million (HotNewHipHop, 2024). Net-worth figures for creators are estimates and are not officially confirmed.
When did Quackity start streaming?
Quackity has been active online since 2010.
What is Quackity known for?
Quackity is known for QSMP multilingual server, Dream SMP Minecraft, Spanish and English streaming, and Discord Got Talent.
What platform is Quackity on?
Quackity primarily streams on YouTube.

Compare estimates on the richest streamers ranking.

Career timelineedit

  1. 2000event
    Born
    Quackity is born Alexis on December 28, 2000, in Mexico.
  2. 2010-10platform
    First YouTube channel
    He creates his first channel, DjYeroc123, producing Club Penguin content.
  3. 2013platform
    QuackityHQ and Twitch
    He launches his main YouTube channel and creates his Twitch account.
  4. 2018project
    Discord Got Talent
    He begins the comedy series with judges including MrBeast, Dream, KSI, and Pokimane.
  5. 2020-08membership
    Joins Dream SMP
    He joins the invite-only Dream SMP Minecraft server.
  6. 2021-07event
    Dean Norris collab
    He collaborates with Breaking Bad actor Dean Norris on Minecraft.
  7. 2021-12event
    Creator Games 3
    He competes in the $1 million prize tournament.
  8. 2022-07membership
    Joins Karmaland
    He joins season 5 of the Spanish-language Minecraft server Karmaland.
  9. 2023-03project
    Launches QSMP
    He launches his multilingual Minecraft server with automated live translation.
  10. 2023award
    Streamer Awards wins
    He wins Best Minecraft Streamer and Best International Streamer at the 2023 Streamer Awards.
  11. 2025-03event
    Jack Black collab
    He collaborates with Jack Black to promote A Minecraft Movie.
  12. 2025-07project
    Announces Dababel
    He announces the Dababel multilingual communication tool.

Collaborations & communitiesedit

Content & loreedit

Signature series

  • Dream SMPone of its most prominent roleplay characters
  • Las Nevadashis signature casino-nation story arc (2021)
  • El Rapidsa micronation he co-founded in the roleplay
  • L'Manbergnation he served in as part of its cabinet

Ventures

  • QSMP (Quackity SMP)multilingual Minecraft server he launched (March 2023)
  • Quackity Studiosproduction company that built and ran QSMP
  • Real-time translation modfirst-of-its-kind live translation for the server
  • International creator communityunited English, Spanish, Portuguese and French creators

Triviaedit

  • His online alias originated from an in-game censorship mechanic in Toontown Online.
  • His first YouTube channel, DjYeroc123, was created on October 29, 2010, and produced Club Penguin content.
  • The "Discord Got Talent" series featured celebrity judges including MrBeast, Dream, KSI, and Pokimane.
  • In July 2021 he collaborated with Breaking Bad actor Dean Norris on Minecraft.
  • The QSMP used live automated translation to connect Spanish- and English-speaking players.
  • He holds a college degree in property law.
  • He maintains homes in both Mexico and the United States.
  • An October 2021 Twitch leak reported his earnings as $1,065,157.18 from August 2019 to October 2021.

See also

References

  1. 1.HotNewHipHop
  2. 2.Quackity — Wikipedia (accessed 2026-08-02)
  3. 3.TommyInnit — Wikipedia (accessed 2026-08-02)
  4. 4.Quackity — official Twitch channel — Twitch (accessed 2026-08-02)
  5. 5.Quackity — photograph — Wikimedia Commons (accessed 2026-08-02)