YouTube Star Andre Beadle died after he “lost control” of his car on the Nassau Expressway in Queens, New York, police said. He was 25 years old.

Internet personality Beadle, who goes by the pseudonym 1Stockf30, is said to have “swerved to the right” and “swerved to the right” while traveling eastbound “at a high rate of speed” in his 2023 BMW Sedan on Wednesday, November 6. The New York Police Department said he crashed from the right side of the road into the right shoulder and struck a “metal pole.” People.

“This caused the vehicle to veer from the eastbound lanes onto the left shoulder and the operator to exit the vehicle,” officials said.

Officers arrived on scene at approximately 1:12 a.m. along with EMS, who transported Beadle to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.

The Highway District Crash Investigation Team is continuing its investigation into the crash.

Beadle, who has reached 59,500 subscribers on YouTube and nearly 250,000 followers on Instagram, regularly posted videos about street racing and his vehicles.

In a recent YouTube video titled “I’m bringing the M240 back to the streets + Trackhawk vs 1Stock Corvette $10,000 race” shared days before his death, the influencer showed fans his BMW being worked on at an auto shop. Prepare for the upcoming race.

The video showed a clip of Beadle testing the car near where the fatal crash occurred.

Some of their videos, released in collaboration with other popular street racers, included the following disclaimers: “All stunts performed in this video are performed by professionals and we do not condone copying in whole or in part. Please follow the rules of the road and drive carefully.”

One video Uploaded in June, Beadle shared that he crashed his BMW “while going 170 miles per hour.”

Fans are invited to gather for the balloon release at Haffen Park on Friday, November 8 at 4:30 p.m. “Bring some balloons and celebrate life with the young legend and trendsetter,” read an Instagram post shared on his profile on Wednesday.

In the post, Beadle was described as someone who was “driven by passion” and “fuelled by excitement.” “I hope you find the perfect piece among the stars,” he added.