How Tall Is Quackity And How Old Is He? | The US Sun

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GAMING commentator and video streamer Quackity is 19 and is said to be around 5-foot-8.

He was “canceled” for speaking Spanish on one of his Twitch streams following allegations the native Mexican was “making fun” of his fans.

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Who is Quackity?

Alexis, better known as Quackity, is a Mexican YouTuber known for hosting competitions on his Discord server, mainly his “Discord’s Got Talent” videos, which usually feature other YouTubers like KSI or MrBeast.

He is also known for his Twitch raids and his commentary on gaming videos in which he used to use text-to-speech to narrate.

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His first video was uploaded on June 3, 2013.

Outside of gaming, he is reportedly a law student.

How tall is Quackity?

Although several users once believed him to be five feet tall, he has confirmed in numerous streams that he is 5-foot-8-inches tall.

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He once sarcastically wrote on Twitter that “height is a human construct created by society to limit our abilities by categorizing us to a singular number and u know what i say to that ??

“f**** that! fellas from now on height is a CHOICE and i choose to be 5’4 what the f*** are you gonna do about it.”

How old is Quackity?

Quackity, born December 28, 2001, is 19.

He is responsible for “raiding” several online multiplayer game servers including Roblox, Club Penguin/Club Penguin Island, Habbo Hotel, and Animal Jam.

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Raiding means rushing in thousands of virtual players at a time to a server, sometimes crashing the game.

He was formerly known for his videos of the now-closed game Toontown Online and its successor, Toontown Rewritten.

What is Quackity’s net worth?

According to StatSmash, Quackity has a net worth of $897,000 as of November 2020.

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He has amassed over 2million subscribers on his YouTube channel alone, drawing in over 200million views.

He has a similar amount of followers on Twitch.

Quackity has a Discord server of more than 260k people where he sometimes hosts competitions.

Why has Quackity been canceled?

Quackity has allegedly been canceled for speaking Spanish on Twitch.

In a recent Minecraft stream on Twitch, Quackity expressed frustration at attempts to get him “cancelled” because of his use of Spanish.

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The gamer said he’s received comments from people who are opposed to him speaking his native language in his video streams.

“I can’t even say anything any more. Someone literally tried cancelling me for speaking Spanish. They said, ‘That’s not his language to speak! Did you guys see he was making fun of people?’

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“I speak Spanish! I spoke Spanish before I even spoke English! I feel like I’m walking on eggshells!”

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Streamers with large audiences are often subject to criticism, but Quackity often highlights and thanks the support he gets from his fans.

“THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH FOR ALL THE SUPPORT,” he wrote with a series of heart emojis on November 22.

Quackity was trending on Twitter on December 8, 2021 as shared photo with fellow content creator GeorgeNotFound.

Users commented on the pairs appearance together.

“QUACKITY IN LONDON WHAT,” one user wrote.

The tweet received nearly 1,000 likes.

Quackity himself tweeted, “WE DID IT GEORGE !!!” in response to George’s tweet of the photo of them together.

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The caption of the photo on George’s account read, “bathroom selfie :)” and got over 160K likes.

Many were shocked that Quackity was all the way in London with GeorgeNotFound.

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