Popular Youtuber Angry Rantman dies at 27: Touched millions with his humour, says family

Abhradeep Saha aka Angry Rantman gained popularity in 2017 after his 'no passion, no vision' rant on the English Premier League club went viral. (Image credit: @angryrantman/Instagram)

Abhradeep Saha, popularly known as Angry Rantman, was a YouTuber wwing a multiple organ failure, his family announced on Wednesday. The Kolkata-based content creator was admitted to a Bengaluru hospital last month where he underwent a major surgery but was facing complications. He was then put on a ventilator, India Today reported.

Saha's family took to social media and shared the news of his death with his 4.8 lakh subscribers on YouTube and 1.24 lakh followers on Instagram. "With profound grief and sorrow, we hereby declare the sad and untimely demise of Abhradeep Saha AKA #AngryRantman today at 10:18 hrs IST. He touched the lives of millions with his honesty, humour, and unwavering spirit. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him (sic)," his family wrote on Instagram. "As we mourn his loss, let us remember the joy he brought to our lives and hold on to the cherished memories we share together. Inspiring change one rant at a time."

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Angry Rantman's followers too expressed their grief at his death.

"I’m so heartbroken to read this. Angry Rantman’s videos were a laugh riot," said Instagram user and content creator Raunaq Rajani (sirraunaqrajani). "I didn’t even get some of the football references but I watched everything because of his eccentricities. Solid guy. He never cared about saying unpopular shit too. I’ve been a follower since his Facebook video days in 2016. I’m so sorry to the family. He will really be sorely missed."

"Knew Abhra personally for years," commented another user Waseem (waseem.blr). "We have watched several Indian football team and Bengaluru FC games together at the stadium. I can confirm his energy and passion for the game in the stands was as amazing as it was in his videos. His essence was pure passion, a symphony of devotion to the beautiful game of football. He was all heart. Many of us love the game, but he lived it."
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Gone too young. One could’ve never imagined that he was silently battling with something that could be so serious.