A startling video has emerged online depicting the premonition of his demise by TikTok personality, Brian Chira.
During a TikTok Live session in September 2023, Brian Chira lashed out at his followers following criticism over his perceived lack of gratitude when he faced financial difficulties and struggled to pay rent.
Among those who extended a helping hand was TikToker Nyako Pilot, who reportedly assisted him with rent and household necessities. However, Chira purportedly failed to express gratitude towards her, sparking widespread condemnation of his behavior on TikTok.
In response to the online backlash, Brian Chira vehemently predicted his own death, a prophecy that tragically came to pass on Saturday, the 16th of March 2024.
During his prediction, Chira angrily asserted that he would perish, citing the online trolling he endured despite his orphaned status. “Enough nonsense. My mother is in the grave. I will die. I might even die tomorrow. I might get run over by a vehicle and die tomorrow,” Chira exclaimed during the live TikTok session.
The power of Chira’s words regarding his demise has shocked many on social media, illustrating the profound impact of spoken words.
In an interview with a digital journalist, a friend of Chira who witnessed his demise disclosed that the TikToker was heavily intoxicated at the time of the incident.
According to the friend, after indulging in a drinking binge, Chira lacked the fare to pay for a motorcycle ride. Upon reaching a certain point, Chira attempted to evade payment to the motorcyclist and was fatally struck by a speeding white van.
“The motorcycle rider demanded his fare, he started running and before he could take two steps forward, that van hit him,” revealed Chira’s friend.
Chira’s untimely death has left many in shock, including his grandmother, who was overcome with grief upon seeing her grandson’s body in a city morgue.
Dancehall artist KRG The Don, upon learning of Chira’s demise, generously pledged to cover all expenses associated with his mortuary arrangements.
