YungBBQ Is The Dancer Social Media Can't Get Enough Of She's using movement to bring joy to her audience. In the earliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, we sat in confinement, scrolling on our phones, awaiting uplifting entertainment. Cue YungBBQ, born Alexis Feacher, a 21-year-old who dresses up as Black cultural figures and dances impromptu. She’s worn costumes inspired by everyone from SisQó, to Diana Ross, to Teyana Taylor, and has millions of eyes on her impressions. This moment has been years in the making, Feacher has been taking dance classes since she was a child. “I’ve done ballet, modern, jazz and also hip-hop,” Feacher says before pausing for a moment. “But for hip-hop, it was kind of hard to take classes, being where I’m from.” She was raised in St. Petersburg, Florida, a town with a history marred by Jim Crow, but gilded in a sense of community by Black circles. “Most of the dance they had here was majorette,” Feacher shares.