Quackity

Alexis, known professionally as Quackity, is a Mexican online personality, YouTuber, and Twitch streamer who is primarily recognized for his Minecraft broadcasts and videos. As of late 2025, his principal Twitch channel had accumulated six million followers, ranking him as the twenty-ninth most followed broadcaster on the service. Over his career, he has expanded his reach across both English and Spanish-speaking online communities.

Born in Mexico on December 28, 2000, Alexis holds residences in both Mexico and the United States. Outside of his career as a content creator, he completed university studies to obtain a degree in property law. His presence on video platforms began in October 2010 when he launched his initial YouTube channel, DjYeroc123, uploading instructional guides, short narrative clips, and gameplay from Club Penguin until the channel ceased updates in August 2012.

In 2013, Alexis opened his main YouTube destination, QuackityHQ, initially publishing short videos focused on Toontown Online. The handle originated from the in-game text filter applied to duck characters, which inspired both his internet pseudonym and his duck-themed brand iconography. Although he registered his Twitch channel in September 2013, he did not begin broadcasting on a regular basis until 2019.

Alexis gained notable attention on YouTube through his interactive show Discord Got Talent, in which he and guest judges evaluated user talents using show-style buzzers. The series featured high-profile online guests such as MrBeast, Dream, KSI, and Pokimane. His audience grew further in August 2020 after he joined the Dream SMP, an invitation-only Minecraft server created by Dream, BadBoyHalo, and GeorgeNotFound, where he became a central figure.

Throughout his broadcasting career, Alexis participated in several major events and high-profile collaborations. In July 2021, he broadcasted Minecraft gameplay alongside actor Dean Norris. That October, documents from a Twitch platform leak placed him seventy-third in creator earnings, showing a payout exceeding one million dollars between August 2019 and October 2021. He also competed in MrBeast's influencer tournament, The Creator Games 3, in December 2021.

In July 2022, Alexis entered Spanish-language broadcasting by joining the fifth season of the Minecraft server Karmaland, regularly streaming on his secondary channel QuackityToo alongside creators like Rubius and Willyrex. In March 2023, he founded the QSMP, a private multilingual Minecraft server featuring real-time automated translation. For his accomplishments, he received the Best Minecraft Streamer trophy at the Streamer Awards for both 2022 and 2023, while also taking home Best International Streamer and a nomination for Streamer of the Year at the 2023 ceremony.

Alexis has continued to enter large-scale events and expand his digital tools. He competed in creator tournaments including Twitch Rivals: Survival Cup 2 and MrBeast's fifty-creator challenge video in 2024. In 2025, he introduced Dababel, a voice-activated translation application designed to bridge language barriers, featuring actor Luis Moncada during its announcement. That same year, he collaborated with actor Jack Black as part of promotional efforts for A Minecraft Movie.