Technoblade, a Minecraft YouTuber who millions of people watched, died at age 23

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A Minecraft YouTuber known as Technoblade, who had millions of followers, passed away at the age of 23.

A year-long struggle with cancer took its toll on Minecraft YouTuber Technoblade, who was just 23 years old when he passed away, his family shared on Friday.
A farewell message from the video's author was posted on YouTube under the title "so long, geeks," and it was delivered by the artist's father.
"Hello, everyone! This is a picture of Technoblade "what the message had to say. "If you're taking a look at this, then. I am dead."
In the video, Technoblade revealed his true identity to be Alex, despite the fact that he had been concealing his true identity. In addition to that, he thanked his followers for following him on YouTube, purchasing his products, and subscribing to his channel. He made a joke about his siblings "going to college," yet he never went to college himself.

"If I had the chance to live a hundred more lifetimes, I'm very sure I'd choose to do it all over again as Technoblade, since they were the years that I enjoyed living the most. I really hope you like what I wrote and that at least a few of you found it funny. In addition to that, I want for everyone of you to have a long, healthy, and happy life."
Sharing his enthusiasm for Minecraft, a video game in which players construct virtual worlds out of blocks and make up their own stories, helped Technoblade amass almost 11 million subscribers on YouTube and 3.7 million followers on Twitter in a period of time that was significantly less than a decade. In August of 2021, he informed his fans that he had been diagnosed with cancer with a video that showed him participating in a game. At first, he dismissed the discomfort in his arm as the result of a simple case of repetitive stress injury brought on by his habit of playing video games.


According to his father, Technoblade penned his last note around eight hours before he died away. The words of Technoblade's father, who was crying as he praised his son, were heard to say, "He's the finest child anybody could ask for." In addition to that, he said, "I long for Technoblade."

The statement from Technoblade's family that was at the conclusion of the film, which has been seen more than 19 million times, was as follows: "Our son went through a lot of challenging situations over the course of the last year while he battled cancer at the stage four level. But he didn't grumble and continued working, using his well-known strategic intellect, to overcome the odds, even though he knew they were practically insurmountable. All of us who had the opportunity to walk beside him down this route were inspired by the bravery that my son displayed while he was doing so. I am grateful that you have written about his life as he carried out the job that he cherished for the audience that adored him."
On many social media platforms, condolences have been offered by fans, celebrities, and other gamers.
The following is what YouTuber Ted Nivison had to say about him: "It's not hard to laugh at. Talented forever. Lost much too soon. Rest easy, Technoblade."
Another well-known YouTuber, TommyInnit, said the following on his Twitter account: "The video game Technoblade is one of the best of all time. Before I became one of his friends, I was already a tremendous admirer of his work, and I can't even begin to express how thankful I am to have been a part of his life. I have no doubt that Satan is plotting ways to defeat God somewhere in heaven."
The Sarcoma Foundation of America sent a statement to CNN in which they paid respect to Technoblade and expressed their "deepest sympathies to his family."
Brandi Felser, the Chief Executive Officer of the charity, is quoted as saying the following in the statement: "More than half a million dollars have been contributed thus far by fans of Technoblade to contribute to the funding of sarcoma research. Because of this, SFA was able to provide financial assistance to researchers in the name of Technoblade. He leaves behind a legacy that will be felt for many years to come as a result of the things that he has done."
Felser said that the organization's Courage Award would be bestowed to Technoblade at a later time in this year. This is an annual award that is presented to those who serve as an inspiration to others, encouraging them to "create hope and a better life for the sarcoma community."