Who is itsQCP age, real name, birthday, wife, house, net worth, biography

itsQCP is a famous social media influencer. He is a TikTok star. His real name is Luca and he was born on January 11, 2000. He lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. He has a YouTube channel with more than 56.3k subscribers and more than 2 million total views. He started his YouTube channel in June 2017. When itsQCP’s’spaghetti with meatballs’ creating a video on the TikTok video-sharing platform was watched by millions of followers and loved by over 800K people, he got the moniker ‘Pasta Guy.’ Furthermore, the video has been shared over 21K times, demonstrating how popular it became on the network.

The video was not the TikToker’s first; he had been on the platform for a while and had been notable from the start, but his ‘Pasta’ video gave him all the insane celebrity he desired from the platform. His TikTok account has a massive 2.4 million followers and 48.2 million likes so far. When it comes to TikTok, Luca, alias itsQCP, is well-known, and almost everyone in his age group remembers him for his bizarre videos and stories. 

However, some skills are hidden from the general public. The TikTok star always wanted to make a large name for himself, which he eventually did, but he tried a few other avenues before settling on TikTok. The 20-year-old TikTok sensation was/is also a vocalist. While he did not have much success as a singer/rapper, he does have some good music to his credit. The singer is said to have begun his musical career in 2017 when he released his track “Can’t Stop Me.” Furthermore, he appears to be musically gifted, as he is also a song producer. Yolo,’ ‘Coming For Me,’ ‘We Lit and They Lonely,’ and other singles by the artist include ‘Yolo,’ ‘Coming For Me,’ ‘We Lit and They Lonely,’ and so on.

As we all know, itsQCP became popular overnight after filming videos for his single ‘Pasta,’ earning him the moniker ‘Pasta Guy,’ which we think is pretty big. His fan base grew at an extraordinary rate, and the 20-year-old sensation received a flood of likes. However, his celebrity had a consequence as well; when people saw his pasta-making films, they fell in love with him, but that love was short-lived, as viewers uncovered stereotypical remarks with a racial undertone in some of his older videos

The 20-year-old had previously uploaded movies in which he imitated an “angry ghetto girl” and a “ghetto black man,” but that wasn’t enough; he also had a video in which he referred to an Asian woman as “the woman from your nail shop.” We retract our statements; these were not mere “undertones,” but outright racist slurs.

While he attempted to justify himself in his explanatory video, he eventually realized his error and apologized. He also removed all of the problematic videos from his TikTok account, which appears to have helped him keep his following.

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