YouTuber P2isthename talked out tragicly about Los Angeles forever in one of the last videos – just weeks before his body was found in the city.
In the video, which was published on February 21, the 26-year-old referred to “last month in Los Angeles”-where he plans to move from his hometown to Atlanta.
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But only weeks later, on March 14, the star was discovered dead in the postal room, according to Los Angeles Provincial Judge.
The cause of death has not yet been revealed, as investigations continued at the shock event.
Speaking to his 3.8 million subscribers, P2isthename, whose real name was Philip Enwali, said he crossed the city.
He said: “I am outside Los Angeles. I think the time has come last. I was here all my life. I grew up here, I grew up, and I went to school, and all of this is his brothers.
And even with YouTubeI came to YouTube at my father's house and I was always at the California base, so I know everything, every corner, every corner and bottom, everywhere.
“But one thing I was feeling recently is that I feel that I was in a place where I need to meet new people and I am superior to some of the people with whom I grew up.
“Sometimes they say you have to leave your hometown, you have to leave your city.
“I was never able to try it. I never went to college, as I went to Houston or the capital. I was always here.
“I want a era in my life where I leave my comfort area and leave Los Angeles and finally a big leap and faith and I am not comfortable.”
The star, who was known for his videos, comedy A blog crawls, then tragically talked about putting an example on future children.
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He added: “When I am like 35, 36 years old, I am 26 years old at the moment, but when I am older and have children one day, I want my children to be able to talk to me and be like” Yu Abi, I want to live here “and I will be able to say,” I do not say that, this place is the trash. ”
“I want to be able to say,” I lived here, I lived here, I lived here, “and not just one place for the rest of my life.
“I feel when you are able to try more things, you are able to get more wisdom.”
Philip has recently launched his brand at Streetwear Dontminus – and expressed his hope for the interview with the likes of thinking about his new home in Atlanta.
Elsewhere in the video, it can be seen surrounded post office.
He added: “no Very saturated. There are many people who live in Los Angeles … you'll find many people who have Daddy money.
“I want to meet people who are similar in thinking, and who have the same mindset as a businessman.”
A tragic greeting
My mother, YouTube, confirmed that her son passes to TMZ – and asked for privacy on behalf of the family.
It also encouraged the fans to visit his channel, which includes about four million subscribers, to honor his memory.
The star's greeting from the fans and their colleagues was flooded.
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When moving to Instagram, his colleague wrote on YouTube Colethem: “My dear friend @P2isthename died … Wow.
“I am frankly confused. It was always nice with me and gave me a lot of content to create content.
“I hope it will rest in peace. This breaks my heart.”
The other fans shared their support, with one of them writing: “This man was my childhood, I still cannot believe it is real. He might lie in peace.”
Another wrote: “He never touched the death of a celebrity like this.”
Philip has risen to fame with videos of himself playing NBA 2K and Fortnite, before expanding to the year to explain One of the famous video games, called “Let's Plays”.
Aside from the games, the fans gave a glimpse of his personal life with a blog that shows “a day in the life of the young black millionaire” in Los Angeles
In the latest in Instagram on February 19, he was seen carrying DontMindus parcels in a car – while he was advancing in red and black Jersey From the brand.
In another slice in the same post, it seemed to be in a mail room or a shipping facility, surrounded by stock.
He was honest about his business passion, as he was writing a few days ago: “The journey continues to improve. Dontminus throughout the year. Thank you, God.”
Philip videos have once reached millions of viewers – some have more than 13 million.
However, viewers have diminished in recent years to about 20,000 to 60,000 views – with Philip's openness about “loss” on the platform.
