Seven months ago his son Daniel left home to pursue his dreams in the big city. They have since promised a final upload "addressing the current situation". Daniel Kyre - YouTube Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. David Kyre is living a parent's worst nightmare. "To minimise or trivialise this is a big mistake," says Michael Carr-Gregg, child and adolescent child psychologist and managing director of the Australian-based Young and Well Co-operative Research Centre. He was rushed to the hospital, but had received irreversible brain damage from the attempt and had not regained oxygen. He was known for being one of the founders of Cyndago and for his songs on Soundcloud. They are processing the loss of someone they felt close to, and their parents may not have a clue.
What an incredible journey. His death was confirmed the next day by his friends on Facebook. According to Cyndago's social media accounts and Daniel's uncle, on September 16, 2015, Daniel was found after an apparent suicide attempt, reportedly not breathing at the time, but was still partially alive. His first upload on YouTube was the music video for "Good Guy." Daniel Kyre (July 6, 1994 - September 18, 2015 [aged 21]) was the co-founder of the YouTube duo/trio Cyndago. He was cremated and his ashes were kept by his family. David Kyre is living a parent's worst nightmare. At the request of family, Daniel was taken off of life support and died on September 18, 2015. "We need to respect that," he said. The madcap YouTube videos he made with a couple of his mates as "A growing string of YouTube hits most recently included "We Dye our Hair!" The madcap YouTube videos he made with a couple of his mates as " Cyndago " were so popular that Mark Fischbach aka Markiplier, one of YouTube's biggest stars with nearly 10 million subscribers, signed them up. Daniel's funeral was held on September 25, 2015. An hour later I heard from an LA ambulance asking me if I am the father of Daniel Kyre. ""I loved every single thing that I learned from Daniel and I never want that to be tainted and I never want to be afraid of that." "I ended the text asking him, 'Are you happy?'
In 2015, Daniel showcased a new song on his YouTube channel "heydanisthatyou," in announcement for his debut EP originally set for release in fall 2015.
Just send a lot of love to the other guys, they really need it right now." "The first inkling for many of the tragedy to come was a tweet from Markiplier: Then from one of the Cyndago boys a couple of days later: "We're truly sorry that a story that brought so many people happiness had to have such a sad ending." Even though they don't know him personally, the death [can] assume the same level of significance and is as important as when John Lennon died [for older people]." "This guy without a doubt is a peer icon. "I can't overemphasise the importance of parents having active conversations with their kids, of actually knowing that they don't just watch funny cat videos but are impacted by a whole lot of other activities online." "A lot of parents don't understand that there are now in the lives of many young people 'cewebrities', literally cult heroes who are not part of the mainstream media." Seven months ago his son Daniel left home to pursue his dreams in the big city. He would be seeing a therapist and his output would be only one video a day for a while, but: "I finally feel I am in a good enough place to start coming back. In 2012, Daniel teamed up with his friend Ryan for a video on Ryan's channel titled "MAGEE - Timely Travel," but it was deleted due to little success.
Daniel Kyre (July 6, 1994-September 18, 2015) was a guitarist and former YouTube personality.
Dr Carr-Gregg said it could be a "teachable moment" for parents with teenagers. "Children's eSafety Commissioner Alastair MacGibbon said young people experienced on-line relationships as "very intense and intimate" and just as significant as their offline relationships. Daniel was studying broadcast journalism in his Junior year of High School. In older generations, such public, detailed airing of grief may appear unseemly but Dr Carr-Gregg welcomes it. In "Who is Cyndago?" Daniel has stated he was hoping to one day, become a professional guitarist and editor. "I just want everyone to know that we are handling it, we are trying to move forward as best we can. Cyndago | 2012 - 2015 Thank you. He then "went dark" on YouTube before resurfacing this week with a 13-minute vlog which has clocked 1.86 million views. He had suffered irreversible brain damage from an undisclosed cause, and he was taken off life support two days later.It might be just another LA story except that Daniel's suicide has played out in the minds of millions of teenagers worldwide via YouTube.
He began his YouTube career in his senior year of high school on his own personal channel.