Beloved YouTubers Who Died As Legends

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Publicado 2024-05-02
Technoblade, Christina Grimmie and Apetor might have all died too soon, but at least they'll ago down as legends. In fact, all 10 people in this video were YouTubers who died with legendary status.

This is, YouTubers Who Died As Legends.

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Also, the idea for this video was inspired by "WatchMojo.Com" who posted a video on a similar topic in July 2022 titled "10 YouTubers Who Died Too Soon" You can watch their version here -    • 10 YouTubers Who Died Too Soon  

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  • @JustsomeSteve
    "Someone once said that when you die from cancer, the cancer dies too. that's not a loss - that's a draw." Technoblade never loses.
  • @kkay000
    Iceman Etika, fresh off the mf block! R.I.P. Etika. We them boyz. We miss you man.
  • @medmusical
    The fact that Edd Gould isn't in this just makes me realize how small the Eddsworld fandom is
  • @atersol346
    Etika's death hit me like a freight train...
  • Was really hoping that Mitten Squad would be mentioned. He was an inspiration for many gamers who would challenge themselves to go beyond their limit with various challenges. May he rest in peace.
  • @eseph9899
    I miss etika. Seeing his manic episodes become more unhinged and frequent leading up to his suicide was tough to watch. To this day I still get a little sad when a big game series or anime/Manga he loved gets a new installment or finally ends, cuz we will never get to see him pop off over some hype ass shit again. Nobody did it like him. He was so fucking expressive and passionate in the most infectious way, and it never felt like he was just acting wild for attention. Even in the early days when he was a small channel, he was the same way. I grew up watching him through my teens, and he had a real impact on the person I am now. I stand by the things I'm passionate about and I'm not afraid to express that passion in front of anybody. It's probably part of why I can get on stage and do vocals every week in front of a crowd of people and get people hype. I carry that same energy he had streaming into me being a metal vocalist.
  • Christina Grimmie’s murder was absolutely shocking and one of the few YouTube/YouTuber moments that really bled out into mainstream culture the moment that it happened. RIP Christina.
  • @GrimKreeper
    "An old man's advise." is a video I watch to keep me going when times get tough... I wish I found his channel sooner while he was still alive...
  • Another good youtuber was Grant Thompson. Hes known as the legendary The King Of Random. From backyard science to amazing projects, Grant dedicated his time to learning. After a while, he had to step back so he could tend to do something much greater. His wife and kids. Grant lost his life in a para motoring accident.
  • @Yoda_16358
    TinFoilChef was an older Minecraft youtuber who passed. He was on Hermitcraft and was known for accepting that he couldn’t play as much so he kept things slow and peaceful. It was a really refreshing contrast to the other hermits that would get full diamond in just a couple episodes while TFC was still in iron for ages, farming mostly by hand, just walking around everywhere instead of getting Elytra and Rockets really quickly, etc.
  • @ArroyoWC
    R.I.P. Mitten Squad he was trying to better himself before dying
  • @ericwlezniak2081
    One passing that caught my attention was Kitty0706. He was a gmod machinima maker for a few years, and had ties to DasBoSchitt. He passed away in 2015 due to Lukimea.
  • Rip technoblade personally cried when he died Also rip to Lynja as an honourable mention the internet’s grandmother
  • If Technoblade isn’t here I am going to cry Edit: So he is here, which makes me glad his legacy lives on. Do wish Cooking with Lynja was here