Lacy

Twitch streamer and Fortnite player known for long Just Chatting and Fortnite streams, signed to FaZe Clan from 2024 to 2025 and a founding member of the creator group CORE.

Streaming · Twitch · Updated Oct 13, 2026

Lacy is the streaming name of Nick Fosco, a Twitch streamer who came up playing competitive Fortnite and now spends most of his airtime on Just Chatting. FaZe Clan signed him in May 2024, he left with Silky, Stable Ronaldo, Adapt and JasonTheWeen on December 25, 2025, and in April 2026 he was one of six founding members of CORE. In July 2026 he posted that he was leaving CORE, a post fans read as a joke and the group has not addressed. He has about 3.5 million followers on Twitch.

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Who is Lacy?

Lacy is a Twitch streamer whose channel is mostly Just Chatting and Fortnite. Dexerto described him as a Fortnite pro with more than 500,000 Twitch followers when FaZe Clan revealed him as the last signing of its rebuilt roster on May 1, 2024. Today he has about 3.5 million followers on Twitch, and Streams Charts ranks his channel 14th on Twitch for 2026 so far. He is a founding member of the creator group CORE.

Did Lacy leave CORE? Is he still in CORE?

He says he did, and nobody else has confirmed it. In June 2026, a few weeks after CORE launched, he told his stream that he and the group were “mutually parting ways,” but he stayed on the roster and kept streaming with them, win.gg reported. On July 29, 2026 he posted on X that he was leaving CORE, with no reason given; win.gg reported that fans read it as trolling and that CORE had not responded. Around the same time he defended the group on stream against Ludwig’s prediction that it would fail, pointing to its first million YouTube subscribers and saying Adapt does about 80% of the work. As of October 13, 2026, we found no statement from CORE that he has left and no clear walk-back from him. In October he was planning a GTA 6 marathon with Marlon and JasonTheWeen, per win.gg. If either side says more on the record, this entry will say so, with the date.

Did Lacy quit streaming? What happened to Lacy?

He has not quit. In July 2025 he told his stream he planned to step away for three to five months, win.gg reported, and called it temporary. In October 2026 he streams most days: Streams Charts logged about 257 hours of airtime in the last 30 days and an all-time peak of about 120,800 viewers on July 17, 2026. What he did quit, in July 2026, was competitive Fortnite: after missing the FNCS Grand Finals he posted on X that he would never compete again and said he had reported the teams he lost to for cheating, per win.gg.

Why did Lacy leave FaZe? Was he kicked?

He was removed once and later left on his own. On May 6, 2025, FaZe co-owner Banks posted “Lacy’s kicked from FaZe” and “Not joking,” and Lacy confirmed it on Twitch: “I know everybody thinks it’s a big joke. It’s not,” esports.gg reported. Neither side gave a reason. He was back on the roster afterward, because on December 25, 2025 he was among the creators who announced they had left FaZe, alongside Silky, Stable Ronaldo, Adapt and JasonTheWeen, per Dexerto. He did not give his own reason in anything we could source. PlaqueBoyMax tied his own exit to ownership and control, and Banks called the departing creators “incredibly ungrateful.”

Was Lacy arrested? Did Lacy go to jail?

No. We found no report of an arrest, a charge or jail time in any major or trade outlet, as of October 13, 2026. People with the same name show up in news searches; this entry is only about the streamer.

Why was Lacy banned on Twitch?

In January 2025 his account was hacked mid-stream and the channel was banned after the intruder showed inappropriate material, Dexerto reported. He said on X he could not get into his account to end the stream. The channel was back about 30 minutes later, after JasonTheWeen called Twitch CEO Dan Clancy, which drew favoritism claims. Clancy replied that he had not done anything special and that Twitch was already working on it.

What is Lacy’s real name?

Nick Fosco. Complex printed it when CORE launched in April 2026, and esports.gg used it in 2025. He streams as Lacy, and his YouTube channels are Lacy and Lacy Live.

How old is Lacy?

He is 23, born February 18, 2003, per Famous Birthdays, which also lists Erie, Pennsylvania as his birthplace.

What is CORE?

The creator group Lacy co-founded after FaZe. CORE, short for Create Own Run Everything, was unveiled on April 30, 2026 in a livestream hosted by former FaZe CEO Banks, Complex reported. The six founding members are Lacy, Silky, Stable Ronaldo, Adapt, JasonTheWeen and Marlon, and Tubefilter reported the group films out of a house valued at about $20 million.

What about Lacy’s height or personal life?

Not something we cover.

Where can I watch Lacy?

Live on Twitch lacy. Videos go up on YouTube @LacyHimself, which he calls his official channel, and stream uploads on @LacyLive. The group videos are on CORE’s YouTube channel.

What is Lacy’s net worth?

He does not publish a number and neither do we.

Who represents Lacy?

His Twitch page lists a business email for inquiries, and no agency or manager has been named by him or by trade press. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people keep asking whether he left CORE and FaZe, and most of the answer is on the record. If that changes, this entry will say so.

Our read

Ames Create does not work with Lacy. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.

The format. Long, loose streams: Fortnite when he is competing or grinding, Just Chatting the rest of the time, with friends from the old FaZe roster in and out. It works because the audience follows a cast, and Lacy plays the unpredictable one, which is why an X post saying he is leaving the group can be read as a bit.

Why it travels. The friend group spreads it. CORE’s weekly video puts him in front of five other audiences, and the loud moments get clipped onto TikTok and YouTube within hours. His announcements, real or not, become news cycles of their own, which keeps his name in front of people between streams.

Brand fit. Gaming hardware, Fortnite-adjacent products, energy drinks and fast food, ideally through CORE where one deal covers six streamers. Brands should know his stream is unscripted and that his public statements are sometimes jokes, so anything time-sensitive needs a clear brief and a signed timeline.

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Sources: Lacy’s Twitch, YouTube and Lacy Live channels; Famous Birthdays; Dexerto, May 2024; Dexerto, January 2025; esports.gg, May 7, 2025; win.gg, July 2025; Dexerto, December 2025; Complex, April 30, 2026; Tubefilter, May 1, 2026; win.gg, July 29, 2026; win.gg, October 9, 2026; Streams Charts. Twitch figures via Streams Charts, YouTube counts via Social Blade, October 2026.

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