The popular YouTuber P2Ithename, whose real name was Philip Eenwally, died at the age of 26.
The coroner of Los Angeles County confirmed that he was 'found dead in a postal room on Friday', although details around his death remain scarce because there is an investigation, according to TMZ.
The mother of onewally spoke with the outlet on Saturday, and confirmed his death and asked for privacy while the family mourns.
She encouraged fans to visit his channel to honor his memory.
After the news, colleague Youtuber Coletheman tributed to onewally on social media and remembered him as a generous friend.
“My good friend @p2isthename died … wow. I am honestly not words. He was always so nice to me and gave me so much advice of content. May he rest in peace. This breaks my heart, “he tweeted.
The popular YouTuber P2Itthename, whose real name was Philip Eenwally, died at the age of 26 –
The coroner of Los Angeles County confirmed that he was found dead in a postal room on Friday, although details about his death remain scarce because an investigation is underway, by TMZ
The last YouTube video from P2Ithename was uploaded about two weeks ago.
In a previous post he mentioned plans to move from Los Angeles to Atlanta.
In particular, he also found success outside YouTube with his clothing brand Dontmindus.
Several of his videos showed him personal packaging and shipping from merchandise to fans.
In many of his last uploads from Los Angeles, he was seen those postal rooms and shipping centers, after he had fully sold out his entire inventory.
OneWally was given a huge following through his NBA 2K and Fortnite gaming videos.
He later spread to wider gaming content, including Let's Play Walkthroughs.
The star also shared a glimpse of his life with his four million subscribers, including videos such as one where he brought fans through 'A Day in the Life of a A Young Black Millionaire' in Los Angeles.
In many of his last uploads from Los Angeles, he was seen by visiting mail rooms and shipping centers, after he had fully sold out his entire inventory
The star also shared a glimpse of his life with his four million subscribers, including videos such as one where he brought fans through 'A Day in the Life of a A Young Black Millionaire' in Los Angeles
While his recent uploads were on average between 20,000 and 60,000 views, he once attracted millions of viewers per video.
In recent months he was open about feeling 'lost' on YouTube, and shared his struggles with decreasing viewers and uncertainty about the future of his content.
Fans showed their love and support online, with one writing: 'This man was my childhood, I still can't believe that TS is real. May he rest in peace. '
Another shared, “never touched by the death of a celebrity like this.”
Another simple posted, “rip to a YouTube legend.”
Authorities have not released any further details about the circumstances of his death.
