Singer and internet personality Oliver Tree has reportedly died at the age of 32 following a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, according to multiple media reports citing local authorities.
The tragic incident reportedly occurred on June 14 when two helicopters collided midair over Rio de Janeiro’s western region. Authorities say all six people aboard the aircraft were killed in the crash.
One of the helicopters reportedly crashed into a parking area, triggering a fire that damaged numerous vehicles on the ground. Investigators are still working to determine the cause of the collision.
According to reports from Brazilian media and other international outlets, Oliver Tree was among the passengers involved in the accident. While several news organizations have reported his death, some details surrounding the incident were still developing as authorities continued their investigation.
Born Oliver Tree Nickell, the California native rose to international fame through a combination of viral music, unconventional visuals, and a unique comedic persona.
He became widely known for hit songs including “Life Goes On,” “Miss You,” “Alien Boy,” and “Hurt,” building a dedicated global fanbase throughout his career.
Tree’s distinctive style and creative approach helped him stand out in the music industry, earning millions of listeners across streaming platforms and social media. His recent projects and world tour had continued to attract significant attention from fans around the globe.
As news of the reported tragedy spread, tributes began pouring in across social media from fans, fellow artists, and content creators. Many shared memories of his music and praised the originality that defined his career.
Authorities in Brazil are expected to release additional information as the investigation continues. For now, fans around the world are mourning the reported loss of one of modern music’s most unconventional and recognizable artists.