YouTuber Twomad Dead At 23
Popular YouTube personality Twomad was found dead by police on Tuesday night.
He was 23.
Twomad, born Muudea Sedik, known for his comically over-the-top gaming and skit videos, was found unresponsive after a wellness check at his Los Angeles, California, home.
The gamer was reported missing for days, and was not responding to texts, calls, DMs, and wasn't posting on social media. His absence caused quite a stir, considering the Overwatch and Fortnite lover was an active user with over 2 million subscribers.
Officials say his case is being investigated as a potential overdose, as drug paraphernalia was found at the scene.
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Los Angeles Police Department found his body but were unable to determine the exact time of his death.
(Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images)) Twitch logo displayed on a laptop screen, YouTube logo displayed on a phone screen and a gamepad are seen in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, Poland on August 23, 2022.)
Fans have speculated that he may have died while playing one of his favorite games, Overwatch 2, posting screenshots on X, formerly known as Twitter, of his game activity following the announcement of his death.
jesus man ya that seems to be the case, it says he’s been playing for 5 days pic.twitter.com/Qu96sptIMj
— Lerix (@luhrixx) February 14, 2024
"Twomad was definitely spiraling, I just feel horrible for him and the people he was surrounded," one YouTube user said.
Another said: "Dude started playing overwatch and died playing overwatch, truly poetic."
His cause of death will be determined after further examination.
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Sedik is famous for the meme he created, "Goodnight Girl, I'll See You Tomorrow," which features the gamer walking toward the camera shirtless, as if to approach a woman, saying, "I got to go to bed," before comedically falling down.
His most recent YouTube video, "How I Became the CEO of RadioShack," including random bursts of comedic bits and various relatable jokes and puns, garnered 1.3 million views to date.
He also had a collaboration with OnlyFans model, Belle Delphine, in 2022.
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