Delvon Irving: Fans believe Mr Put Em In A Coffin died mysteriously

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Fans believe Mr Put Em In A Coffin died mysteriously.

Chicago Vine star & rapper #Vonmar aka Mr. PutEmInACoffin has died. The situation around his death is not currently public, but his friends have begun paying tribute to him on social media. RIP🕯️🕊️

“Broooo I ain’t dare wanna ever have to make this post. We just lost a brother fr, My fuckin dawg, Mr #PutEmInaCoffin. You a fucking legend g and the world knows your name #Vonmar and we gonna keep it that way just know you fucked a lot of us up leaving all of a sudden especially me and Chris Carter sooooo many funny ass stories and memories you the reason why #Thotboyz had visuals u kept the name rocking and did this shit for Vaughan A Allison Jr. we stayed in the studio stayed running all the parties I’m really fucked up over this gang We’lol nevvvvvaaaa be the same without you G‼️‼️🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽❤️❤️❤️ my condolences to the family, yo sister and mom….. yo daughter and yo son… we love you Brody.”

Rapper and prankster Vonmar, part of Chicago rap crew Thot Boyz, grew up in the city. The rapper, who tried to emulate the stars of Jackass, went viral for his Put Em’ in a Coffin prank.

Delvon Irving, popularly known as Vonmar, a rapper and prankster who has raked up millions of views documenting hilarious to mortifying antics on multiple social media platforms, including Vine, has reportedly died at the age of 32.

While the circumstances surrounding his death remained unclear, multiple social media accounts, including Who’s Making Noise on X (formerly known as Twitter), confirmed his death.

Put Em’ in a Coffin prank is a Vine video trend where they hurl themselves onto the flat surface of the hood of an oncoming car or a crowded table with arms outstretched before falling while posturing themselves as if lying down in a coffin.

The vine went viral in 2014, amassing more than 2.9 million views, 62,300 likes, and 62,000 shares, and turned into a trend where people online tried to emulate the stunt under the hashtags #PutEmInACoffin and #PutEmInTheCoffin.