TikTok star Carl Eiswerth died in a car crash on Tuesday. He was 35.
Eiswerth's mom, Janet, confirmed the news to TMZ and detailed that, at around 4:30 p.m., her son and his friend were driving along a Pennsylvania intersection when they were struck by another vehicle.
The Snyder County Deputy Coroner further told local news outlet WKOK that Eiswerth - who was in the passenger seat - died on the scene from blunt force trauma.
The state police were forced to shut down Route 11 for about 4 miles following the crash.
Eiswerth's family is planning two memorial services and will possibly live stream both events so fans can pay tribute to the late social media star.
Eiswerth rose to fame on TikTok posting under the username @team_carl_forever. He had over 435,400 followers at the time of his death.
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His mom told TMZ they still don't know what they will do with his social media channels.
His TikTok page consisted of videos of him living his everyday life, dancing to popular songs and candidly talking about topics like mental health. He also enjoyed going "live" on TikTok - which he did last did two days before his death.
"Come hang out with me, chill, listen to music, we're gonna have a great time happy Sunday I love you guys," he said in his final video prior to the live stream.
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Following the news, dozens of fans flocked to the comment section of his videos to pay their respects.
"Really gonna miss your positive words and seeing your face on here. Rest in peace, Carl. This world will be a little less bright without you around," one person commented in his last video.
"Wow this seems unreal Carl your [sic] truly be missed you were awesome sweet soul an a loss for words sincerest condolences," another user wrote.
"Damn brother! This guy had biggest heart on TikTok. So sad to see a guy that would spread positivity like Carl! ????????????????????," a fan added.
"Hey bud I'm going to miss ya man . Always acted happy in front of us and always was full of energy," someone else added.