The comedy world mourns the unexpected loss of a rising star known for his witty performances and personal anecdotes on national television.
According to The US Sun, comedian Kabir "Kabeezy" Singh, who reached the semi-finals of America's Got Talent in 2021, was found dead in San Francisco on Wednesday at the age of 39.
The circumstances surrounding Singh's death are currently under investigation by local authorities. While police are conducting a thorough investigation, preliminary reports suggest natural causes as the likely reason for his untimely passing. His friend Jeremy Curry confirmed that Singh died peacefully in his sleep.
Singh's career was marked by significant achievements in the entertainment industry. His memorable run on America's Got Talent in 2021 showcased his unique ability to blend comedy with personal storytelling, particularly about his dating experiences.
The comedian's talent extended beyond the AGT stage, with appearances on various prestigious platforms.
His work included credits on multiple television shows, including a voice acting role in a 2016 Family Guy episode titled "Road to India." Singh's versatility as a performer was evident in his appearances on Comedy Central, the BBC, and Gabriel Iglesias' Presents Stand Up Revolution in 2014.
Just weeks before his death, Singh had celebrated selling out his show in Manteca, California. This would tragically become his final social media post, marking the end of a career that was still clearly on the rise.
Fellow comedians have expressed their grief and shared memories of Singh. Stand-up comedian Mario Salazar posted a heartfelt tribute on social media platform X, stating:
Kabir Singh was a beautiful human being. We talked every once in a while and he would tell me how talented I was which meant a lot cause he was soooo funny. The comedy world is in mourning.
The impact of Singh's death has resonated throughout the comedy community. American comic Dante expressed his shock at the news, praising Singh's talent and humor.
The loss has particularly affected those who recently shared the stage with him, including Salazar, who performed alongside Singh at a club just last month.
Kabir "Kabeezy" Singh's sudden passing has left a void in the comedy world, particularly within the San Francisco comedy scene, where he was a beloved figure. His journey from local comedy clubs to national television inspired many aspiring comedians, and his infectious humor touched audiences across various platforms.
Police continue their investigation into Singh's death, though preliminary findings point to natural causes. The comedian's legacy lives on through his television appearances, stand-up performances, and the countless lives he touched with his humor and kindness.
His final achievement of selling out his Manteca show stands as a testament to his growing popularity and the bright future that lay ahead.