In a surprising turn of events, popular comedian and rapper Slimeball MK Slatt, whose real name is Marquel Holmes, has spoken out against rumors of his death. The hoax originated from a TikTok video by the account @dankyunderground, which claimed the 23-year-old had passed away. The false post read, “Instagram comedian MK Slatt passes away at the age of 23. Further investigation is still processing.”
The news quickly went viral, causing an outpouring of grief from fans across social media platforms. However, relief came when Slatt’s cousin, Wigsby K Way, issued a statement clarifying the situation. “He’s very much alive,” the relative confirmed, prompting widespread celebration among the comedian’s followers.
@dankyunderground RIP MK SLATT 🕊️❤️ #fypシ #viral #trendingvideo #foryoupage #mkslatt #mkslattt ♬ Better Than Good To Me – Lady Harmony
Social Media Star with a Massive Following
Hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, Slimeball MK Slatt has built a significant presence online. Known for his comedic and relatable content, he boasts a combined following of over three million across Instagram and YouTube. With 1.2 million YouTube subscribers and 1.5 million Instagram followers, the 23-year-old has become a household name for his situational humor and engaging personality.
Slatt began his career in 2018 and quickly rose to fame, particularly in his hometown of Center Point, Alabama. His unique approach to comedy has earned him a loyal fan base and solidified his reputation as one of the most prominent online entertainers of his generation.
While MK Slatt is alive and well, the comedian has faced challenges beyond internet rumors. In December 2023, he was arrested in Irondale, Alabama, during a drug investigation. Authorities charged Slatt and four others with drug and weapons possession, as well as trafficking-related offenses. Despite these legal setbacks, his fans have continued to support him, with many applauding his resilience and talent.
MkSlatt’s Cousin Confirmed He Is Alive #MkSlatt 🙏🏽😇 pic.twitter.com/tw3PFWpKL0
— s (@Wtmsui) November 26, 2024
Fans React to the Truth
Fans were quick to celebrate the debunking of the death hoax. One X (formerly Twitter) user wrote, “MK Slatt still here,” sharing a humorous video clip of the comedian. Others expressed their relief, sharing memes and heartfelt messages.
This isn’t the first time a celebrity has been falsely declared dead on the internet. Recent victims of similar hoaxes include rappers Eminem and Bia, whose “deaths” were incorrectly listed due to errors in editable sources like Wikipedia. Google later clarified that such mistakes often arise from unreliable online data.
For now, fans can breathe easy knowing that Slimeball MK Slatt remains active and ready to share more of his signature humor.
Mk slatt still here #ThankGoodness pic.twitter.com/ZGlmMPP3BP
— 🎧 (@Y0BEN0) November 26, 2024