YouTube star Andre Beadle tragically died in a car crash on Wednesday, November 6, at approximately 1:12 a.m. The accident occurred on the Nassau Expressway in Queens, New York. The New York Police Department (NYPD) confirmed the details of the crash.
According to the NYPD, Beadle, 25, was driving his 2023 BMW sedan eastbound on the highway at a high speed. He lost control of the vehicle while traveling in the left lane. The car veered to the right, struck a metal pole on the shoulder, and then bounced back across the eastbound lanes. The force of the crash ejected Beadle from the vehicle.
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Emergency Response
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrived at the scene and transported Beadle to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center. Sadly, he was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital. The NYPD’s Highway District Collision Investigation Squad is currently investigating the incident.
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Beadle’s Final Moments
In the days leading up to the crash, Beadle had shared content on his YouTube and Instagram accounts. He posted a video showing his BMW being worked on at a shop, followed by footage of him showing off the car to friends. His final video showed him driving the car at night near the crash site. Beadle frequently posted clips on social media, showcasing his car’s speed, reaching up to 150 mph in just a few seconds.
Tributes and Memorial Plans
Beadle had over 59,000 subscribers on YouTube and was known for his passion for cars and racing. After his death, his family announced plans for a funeral on Friday, November 8, at Haffen Park in the Bronx, New York, where Beadle was from. In a heartfelt message, his family described him as “driven by passion” and “fueled by the thrill,” adding, “May you find the ultimate track among the stars.”
Fans Mourn His Loss
Fans of Beadle quickly took to social media to express their grief. Comments flooded his posts, with many calling him an idol and a source of inspiration. One fan wrote, “You are my idol brother, I wouldn’t be who I am in racing without you.” Others shared messages of support for his family, offering prayers during this difficult time.
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