YouTuber Twomad, real name Muudea Sedik, dies at 23 as fellow vlogger Jameskii claims that the late social media star ‘tried to kill him and was a pedophile’

Popular YouTuber Twomad was found dead on Tuesday at the age of 23 after a suspected overdose, with a fellow YouTuber making some disturbing accusations in the aftermath.

Twomad, whose real name is Muudea Sedik, had approximately 2.18 million followers on his YouTube channelas well as hundreds of thousands who followed him Instagram And X.

He was featured in his most popular video, which has been viewed more than 16 million times ‘intrusive’ online lecture courses on Zoom during the pandemic.

Sedik was found unresponsive on Tuesday after a welfare check was conducted on him at his Los Angeles-area home. It is not yet clear when exactly he died.

TMZ reported that drug paraphernalia was found at his home and that Sedik’s death is being investigated as an overdose.

The 23-year-old had missed several appointments and hadn’t heard from him in days, prompting the welfare check.

His recent updates on X had followers like him worried posted several photos of firearms a week before he was found dead.

After his death, fellow YouTuber Jameskii accused Sedik of attempting to kill him “multiple times” and claiming that Sedik “was a rapist and a pedophile.”

“Over the last few years he has tried to kill me several times because I have helped police and detectives in multiple states investigate the horrible things he has done,” Jameskii wrote on X.

By 2023, X user @Goldibell accused Sedik of sexually assaulting her and posting a stream of unanswered text messages from him.

‘(S)pam from twomad after I blocked him for harassing me, he then created six burner songs to spam me on as well, as well as on Instagram accounts and a Twitter account. If you want proof, I have it all, just ask, you can see him actively texting him at the end of this clip,” she wrote.

Sedik denied the allegationsin which he writes that he has “never sexually assaulted anyone in my life, but he won’t stop the crazy b**** from lying to a youtuber guy.”

Goldbell posted a statement in the aftermath of Sedik’s death, he said, “I’m not celebrating, I hope his family is doing well, although I’m sure they’re not.” Losing your child is tragic, regardless of the circumstances.”

Twomad, whose real name is Muudea Sedik, had approximately 2.18 million followers on his YouTube channel, as well as hundreds of thousands who followed him on Instagram and

Sedik was found unresponsive on Tuesday after a welfare check was conducted on him at his Los Angeles-area home. It is not yet clear when exactly he died

After his death, fellow YouTuber Jameskii accused Sedik of trying to kill him “multiple times” and claiming that Sedik “was a rapist and a pedophile.”

Jameskii’s then-roommate quoted the message and confirmed the stories about Sedik’s harassment

In 2023, X user @Goldibell accused Sedik of sexually assaulting her, posting a stream of unanswered text messages from him. Sedik denied the allegations

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Goldibell posted a statement after Sedik’s death, saying, “I’m not celebrating, I hope his family is doing well, although I’m sure they’re not. Losing your child is tragic, regardless of the circumstances.”

Jameskii continued his accusations, claiming that Sedik “intended to kill multiple innocent lives by getting behind the wheel and hitting the highway while high on illegal drugs.” He didn’t succeed once because he overdosed before killing someone, so he tried again.’

He added that despite Sedik’s alleged attempts to kill him, Jameskii had “tried to assist law enforcement in making sure he was safe, not injured and not harming anyone.”

‘Please remember he is a rapist and a pedophile, he continued to attack the vulnerable even after the police were involved, including a 13 year old who was in a mental hospital. The tragedy does not excuse his actions,” he added.

Jameskii’s then-roommate quoted the message and confirmed the stories about Sedik’s harassment.

Sedik started posting videos in 2016, using YouTube as a platform for streaming video games and creating comedy skits.

Despite his massive following, Sedik hadn’t uploaded a new video to YouTube in over a year, though he still posted on X and streamed on Twitch and Discord and at one point collaborated with an OnlyFans model.