Ukrainian TikTok star John Crawley dies at 47: what happened.

Popular content creator John Crawley asked his fans if they would attend a meeting just weeks before his death.

According to The Sun: The TikTok star, known as KingBeard X, passed away on Monday at the age of 47 after a heart attack.

Crawley, also known by his alias Pimpmunkx, spent about two weeks in the hospital before his death, according to TMZ.

In July, he posted a video in which he asked his followers.

'If I hold a meet-up in New Albany, Mississippi, will you come?', the text read on a seven-second clip.

The video showed Crawley gesturing as he answered questions to the song I'm from Mississippi by Mr R.A.W.

Under the TikTok video, more than 4400 people left their own messages.

'Rest in peace, King Beard,' said one fan.

'Thank you for every smile and laugh.'

Other fans of the influencer wrote: 'Healer, embrace us!'

Crawley went viral for his reactions to how people eat food.

In one clip that gathered over 5.6 million likes, Crawley reacts to a person eating a cinnamon roll.

The video showed a man using a silver object to reveal the middle of the roll before eating it.

Crawley appeared appalled at how this man was eating the cinnamon roll.

'That's not the right way to eat a cinnamon roll,' he shouted.

'That's not how you do it.

That's misinformation about cinnamon rolls, and I don't appreciate it.'

In his crazy adventure, Crawley feared that kids could learn to reveal the cinnamon roll before eating it.

Some fans called Crawley 'the cinnamon roll guy' during tributes.

STRUGGLE WITH HEALTH

Crawley had been battling his health condition for several weeks.

The internet personality was hospitalized in Mississippi due to breathing problems, according to a post on GoFundMe.

Doctors were forced to put him on artificial ventilation, and he was urgently transferred to intensive care.

Just a few days before his death, friend Anthony Caruso updated followers about his health.

He said Crawley 'was alert and responsive,' but he still had issues with his lungs and respiratory system.

James Steel, the director of the funeral home in New Albany, also expressed gratitude to Crawley.

'John was a good man,' he said to TMZ.

'He brightened the worlds of several people.'