• Daniel Kyre was a comedian, musician, and YouTube personality best known for being part of the YouTube comedy trio Cyndago.
• He had a net worth of $300,000 at the time of his death in 2015.
• He showed an aptitude for comedy and music from a young age, and collaborated extensively with Mark Fischbach (Markiplier).
• Daniel Kyre ended his life in 2015, which led to the disbandment of Cyndago.
• Fellow Cyndago members have since gone on to focus on streaming and gaming content on Twitch.
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Fact | In addition to creating content for Cyndago, Kyre was an aspiring songwriter and guitarist, frequently posting music on SoundCloud, with much of the music also used for sketches and videos. He also wrote and recorded most of the music used in comedy videos. |
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Who is Daniel Kyre?
Daniel Kyre was born on 6 July 1994, in South Carolina, USA, and was a comedian, musician, and YouTube personality, probably best known for being a part of the YouTube comedy trio called Cyndago, alongside Matt Watson and Ryan Magee. The group disbanded in 2015 after Daniel ended his own life.
The Net Worth of Daniel Kyre
How rich was Daniel Kyre? As of mid-2018, sources inform us of a net worth that was at $300,000, mostly earned through success on YouTube. His earnings could have potentially increased if not for the tragic events that befell him in the year his group was achieving more success.
Early Life and Career Beginnings
They initially began their YouTube channel while living in their home state of South Carolina; they produced comedy sketch videos, vlogs, and even comedy songs. They also collaborated extensively with Mark Fischbach, better known as Markiplier who is one of the most popular YouTubers in the world. Many of their collaborations would gain millions of views, and eventually Markiplier invited them to move to Los Angeles and join his group, which often collaborated together, so they moved to Los Angeles and lived in Markiplier’s YouTube group house, and also invited Matt Watson to join their crew, mainly as an editor and content creator.
YouTube Popularity and Abrupt End
Cyndago was beginning to become one of the up and comers on YouTube, with their comedy content and connection with Markiplier starting to rival that of many other YouTube channels. However, that came to an abrupt end in 2015 when Kyre decided to end his life. According to the reports, the last person who Kyre talked to was his father, who he was texting, as Daniel was apparently excited about the prospect of their YouTube channel reaching new heights. At the end of the conversation, his father asked if he was happy, and received no reply.
An hour later, a Los Angeles paramedic called to asking if he was Daniel’s father. Daniel was found in critical condition after a suicide attempt in the house he shared with fellow Cyndago members and Markiplier. According to the medical report, he suffered irreversible brain damage from an undisclosed cause, although many suspected it to be some sort of suffocation such as hanging which led to brain damage. After two days on life support, he was taken off it.
Suicide Aftermath
The death of Kyre surprised many of Cyndago’s fans as well as a lot of people in the YouTube community. It took some time to process everything that was going on, and even his parents may have not have had a clue as to the events. Many chimed in that the pressures of maintaining fame in an ever competitive YouTube market may have proven too much for fragile Daniel, who was probably going through mixed emotions with his career and being far away from home. According to experts, his death would make waves in the online community and would hold a lot of significance.
Markiplier would take some time off from making videos due to what happened, and fellow Cyndago member Ryan Magee would also post his remarks after the event, stating that he’ll never forget Daniel. The official Cyndago Twitter account posted that they would make their last videos in 2015, and would officially disband following Daniel’s passing away. Markiplier would go on to upload a video that he lost a friend, and that he was left with a lot of unanswered questions. Cyndago would make two final videos as a tribute to Kyre before retiring the channel.
Where Are Cyndago Now?
Markiplier took a long break from YouTube before resuming activities. According to his blog, he had to see a therapist and other Cyndago members had to return for a while to South Carolina before returning to Los Angeles. While not many details have been shared about the other Cyndago members after their channel shut down, it is likely that they continue to work on YouTube as a part of Markiplier’s team. According to his social media pages, Ryan has also started to focus on streaming, and is working on his Twitch channel. Matt Watson has also started to focus on making gaming content, also having a Twitch channel.
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1 | Cyndago, the YouTube channel Daniel Kyre was associated in was discontinued after his death. |
2 | In addition to creating content for Cyndago, Kyre was an aspiring songwriter and guitarist, frequently posting music on SoundCloud, with much of the music also used for sketches and videos. He also wrote and recorded most of the music used in comedy videos. |
3 | Daniel Kyre was found after an apparent suicide attempt in his room on the 16th of September 2015. In hospital, it was confirmed that he had suffered irreversible brain damage from the attempt. His family and friends gathered around him as they removed life support and Daniel Kyre died on the 18th of September 2015. |
4 | After the death of Daniel Kyre, for the first time since he originally created the channel - Mark Fischback, known by his online alias as Markiplier, took a break from his channel to mourn and spend time with loved ones. He announced this through a video titled "Lost a Friend". |
Movies
Director
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Five Nights at Freddy's: The Interview | 2015 | Short | |
The Slender Man Song | 2014 | Short |
Writer
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The Slender Man Song | 2014 | Short |
Editor
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The Slender Man Song | 2014 | Short |
Producer
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The Slender Man Song | 2014 | Short producer |
Thanks
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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I Am Okay | 2015 | Short in memory of | |
Moving Forward Together | 2015 | Short in memory of |
Source: IMDb, Wikipedia