Youtuber Technoblade dies at 23 from cancer, Twitter pays tribute

The famous YouTuber Technoblade has died of cancer at the age of 23. The internet world pays a final tribute to the internet legend.
Youtuber Technoblade dies at 23 from cancer, Twitter pays tribute

Technoblade was a prominent figure on YouTube, especially for Minecraft players, where he made his name and is known for his level of play and optimism. Almost 11 million subscribers followed him on YouTube to watch his videos assiduously.

Aware of the risk of not prevailing against the disease, Technoblade prepared for his exit. In his latest video, "so long nerds", he asks his father to read a message to his community, the first few words of which are "if you're watching this video, I'm dead". The YouTuber gives himself up to his community one last time and thanks his viewers for their support.

Technoblade's death: the internet pays tribute to a legend

Many Youtubers who knew Technoblade from near or far are paying tribute to the player. The videographer was one of those internet characters that it was hard not to appreciate for his benevolence. On YouTube, reactions and testimonies from fans are pouring in, explaining how much Technoblade, Alex, has inspired them and marked their gaming and life paths.

Tribute tweets are pouring in from the blue bird of Twitter. A wave of memories that pays a last tribute to the Youtuber. Whether in English, French or other languages, it is clear that the Youtuber was and will remain a legend that nobody will forget.

"Technoblade who just lost his battle with cancer, who leaves a last video that starts with "if you're watching this video I'm already dead" and who puts out a posthumous T-shirt that says GGEZ he's such a flex. Rest in peace you phenomenal Chad" Here is the translation of this spine-chilling French tweet. In addition to the video, Technoblade wanted to make a final gesture by offering his fans a Gg Ez t-shirt on his shop, as a final mark of his distance from the situation, a "flex" worthy of the character.  Part of the profits will be donated to CureSarcoma, an organisation that aims to fight sarcoma.