Kelvin Peña

Kelvin Peña (born August 11, 1998), Peña is also the founder of the nonprofit organization Everybody Eats Foundation.

Early life and education Peña was born in New York to a Dominican father and a Puerto Rican mother. He is the brother of New York-based rapper, Slayter.

Career Peña first received media attention for a viral Twitter video in August 2016 when he was 17, in which he was interacting with and speaking to a wild deer in his backyard in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. He named this deer Money. He released several more videos that showed him feeding several more deer, playing basketball around them, and naming them. He used the catchphrase "everybody eats" in the videos. He later named the family of deer in his yard "the Deer Squad" and called them Canela, Bambi, and Lola.

Super Deluxe licensed a short documentary called Deer Squad, which profiled Peña and the family of deer he had befriended. The film premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival in the Shorts Programming category. Director Scott J. Ross stated that he and his collaborators had contacted Peña the day after Peña's first viral video to shoot the documentary. That Thanksgiving, the organization delivered 150 turkeys to churches and families in need. Twitter user @phatdabb_gmn, who had been pictured in a club with Peña a day earlier, tweeted "I just beat the dog shit outta brother nature in la Sandwicherie," though the tweet has been deleted. The attack was originally seen as an unincited assault on Peña, though it was later revealed that he had been instigating restaurant staff and customers by demanding to be served as the store was closing. Peña was filmed by a group of strangers as he did this, and challenged them to a fight when they wouldn't delete their videos.