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In less than a decade, Technoblade amassed nearly 11 million YouTube subscribers and 3.7 million Twitter followers after he announced his passion for Minecraft, a videogame where players can create virtual worlds out of blocks and come up with their own stories. In August 2021, he took it public by revealing to his followers that he was diagnosed with cancer. The news was shared by posting a video of himself playing Minecraft.
According to Technoblade’s father Technoblade wrote his final words around eight hours before his death. Technoblade’s father, who was unable to hold back tears told the world that his son was “the most wonderful child” anyone could ever wish for. He added: “I miss Technoblade.”
Technoblade’s father shared the sad news with the viewers of his channel.
Technoblade’s family issued an announcement that stated that Technoblade had been through numerous trials while fighting cancer of stage 4. So little time The video has been viewed more 19 million times. He was not complaining and continued to use his famously strategic mind to overcome what he thought were impossible odds. My son’s courage on this journey was a shining example to all of us who were fortunate enough to share it with. We are grateful that you shared his journey with us as he did the work that he loved for his beloved fans.
Social media has been flooded with tributes from celebrities, fans and fellow gamers.
YouTuber Ted Nivison recalled him as “Effortlessly hilarious.” Incredibly talented. Too soon. Rest easy Technoblade.
TommyInnit, another popular YouTuber wrote on Twitter: “Technoblade, a legendary figure. I cannot express how grateful I am to be a huge fan and a close friend of his. I’m sure he’s mulling in heaven on how to defeat God.”
Sarcoma Foundation of America sent a statement to CNN, paying tribute to Technoblade and offering condolences to his family.
Brandi Felser the CEO of the charity, said in the statement: “Technoblade rallied his supporters to raise over $500,000 to date to support Sarcoma research. This allowed SFA to grant research grants in Technoblade’s honor. Through these efforts, he leaves an impactful legacy that will be felt by generations.”
Felser said that Technoblade will be honored by the organization’s Courage Award, an annual honor given to individuals who inspire others “to bring hope and a better life for the Sarcoma community” later this year.

