Gabriel Iglesias Dead - Death hoax are appearing more often every time. Suddenly, a new celebrity is "dead" somehow. Still, it's not always that the celebrity has something to say about it.
Gabriel Iglesias, also known as "Fluffy Guy," was victim to a hoax. Apparently, it was CBS, among others, who lamented the passing from the comedian. The funny thing is that Gabriel Iglesias had no idea about it.
He found out by the fans informing him of it.
"@fluffyguy facebook said you passed away? - Why is Facebook killing me? I'm alive, thank you for checking," was posted to him and the comedian responded.
Then, he also posted on Facebook a sort of letter of goodbye for everyone to read, which was quite hilarious. If there is a way to take death with humor, Gabriel Iglesias certainly knows how to do it.
"I'm gonna want my estate to buy both plots next to me so that even in death I can stretch my legs. I would love it very much if people were to visit my grave and take selfies with it," Hollywood Life reported.
Later on, some people posted on his Twitter joking around the subject and asking, for instance, how he died. "Fluffy Guy" said that the autopsy wasn't back yet, but that "foul play" could be a probable cause.
Photoshop modifications were posted online as well, which Gabriel Iglesias found and showed in his Twitter by commenting the fact that he wasn't "dead" for 48 hours yet and there were that sort of effects made in his honor already.
One person went as far as asking him today if he was alive for real, and Gabriel Iglesias made a remark on the fact that he had to fly three times today and he was starting to get nervous. What if something actually happens?
There are two ways to react when we are told that we "died." One is being sad and not understanding. The other one is still not understanding, but laughing about it. Gabriel Iglesias certainly went for the second option.
