Quackity — Minecraft Streamer Profile & Stats

Quackity (Alexis) is a Mexican Minecraft YouTuber and Twitch streamer with 6.6M Twitch followers, rounded from the count verified on October 2, 2026. A Best Minecraft Streamer winner, QSMP co-founder, and key Dream SMP member, he combines gaming content with projects that connect creators across languages. For viewers in Bangladesh and Southeast Asia exploring international creators, he is a notable name in our streamers directory and the wider Minecraft streaming scene.

Who Is Quackity

Quackity was born on December 28, 2000, and is primarily known for creating Minecraft content. His real name is Alexis, but it is rarely used publicly; audiences generally know him by his online name. His work spans YouTube videos, Twitch broadcasts, multiplayer Minecraft projects, and a Discord-based talent-show series.

For anyone searching for a Quackity streamer profile, the central distinction is that his career extends beyond a single server or format. Minecraft is his main association, while community participation and international collaboration are important parts of his wider work. His projects offer several entry points, whether you want multiplayer content, talent-show entertainment, or multilingual creator collaborations.

Readers looking for a general biographical reference can also consult Quackity’s Wikipedia profile. The career milestones below explain how his early gaming uploads developed into a much larger streaming presence.

Career Highlights

Quackity’s first YouTube channel, DjYeroc123, featured Club Penguin content between 2010 and 2012. He created QuackityHQ in 2013, initially posting Toontown Online content. These early channels show that his gaming-video career began before the Minecraft projects for which he is now best known.

He created his Twitch account on September 4, 2013, although he did not stream frequently until 2019. The account’s creation date and his later move into more frequent broadcasting are separate milestones, an important distinction when tracing his streaming history.

Another defining format was “Discord’s Got Talent,” a series in which Quackity and guest judges reviewed participants’ talents on Discord. Its talent-show structure gave him a recognizable format outside Minecraft and made audience participation central to the entertainment.

Within Minecraft, Quackity became a key member of Dream SMP, the popular multiplayer server. Viewers exploring that part of his career can also read our Dream profile for a related Minecraft creator. His Dream SMP membership remains an important part of his profile, alongside his later work on a separate multilingual project.

In 2023, Quackity co-founded QSMP, short for Quackity Studios Multiplayer Project. The Minecraft server brought together Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, German, and Korean creators. For viewers searching for Quackity QSMP information, that multilingual collaboration is the project’s defining feature.

His interest in communication across languages continued in 2025 with the announcement of Dababel, a multilingual tool intended to help people speaking different languages understand one another. He partnered with Breaking Bad actor Luis Moncada for the announcement. The supplied research establishes the announcement, rather than specific performance results for the tool.

Achievements and Stats

Quackity won Best Minecraft Streamer at both the 2022 and 2023 Streamer Awards. He also won Best International Streamer at the 2023 Streamer Awards, adding international recognition to his consecutive Minecraft category wins.

• Twitch followers, December 2025: 6 million.
• Twitch ranking, December 2025: 29th most followed streamer.
• Twitch followers, verified October 2, 2026: 6,633,377, or approximately 6.6 million.
• QSMP milestone: co-founded in 2023.

These figures belong to different snapshots. The 29th-place ranking is tied to December 2025 and should not be read as a ranking verified alongside the October 2026 follower count. Keeping those dates separate makes the statistics more useful than presenting them as undated totals.

Beyond follower numbers, QSMP and Dababel demonstrate his focus on multilingual community building. For Bangladesh and SEA audiences, this international approach is a relevant reason to explore his work. It does not, however, establish Bengali-language support or coverage of every language spoken across Southeast Asia.

How Much Does Quackity Earn

The supplied research does not establish Quackity’s monthly income, annual earnings, or net worth. A reliable earnings profile therefore cannot attach a specific amount to his audience size or awards. Twitch followers alone do not reveal how many viewers pay for subscriptions or how much revenue a creator receives.

YouTube ad revenue, Twitch subscriptions, and sponsorships are the relevant income categories to consider for a creator working across these platforms. However, no verified breakdown of Quackity’s receipts from those categories is provided here. Treat precise earnings claims cautiously unless they are supported by a documented disclosure rather than an estimate based only on popularity.

Where to Watch

Watch his broadcasts through the official Quackity Twitch channel. For YouTube content, visit QuackityHQ, using the verified channel ID to identify the correct destination.

For Bangladesh and SEA viewers, these official channels are the clearest starting points for finding his content. No fixed broadcast timetable is established by the supplied research, so check the channel directly rather than relying on an assumed local-time schedule.

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