Car Influencer Dies During High-Speed Crash: Report

A popular car influencer reportedly died in a crash. The New York Post reports Andre Beadle, 25, died when he crashed his BMW during a street race in Queens. It says he was ejected from the vehicle and could not be saved after being rushed to a local hospital. Beadle has more than 240,000 followers on Instagram and nearly 60,000 on YouTube who watched his video content about all things cars. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.

[mr.griffe]

Sad, but you had no business racing, speeding, and having no seat belt on

[anthonynoneyabusiness]

One mistake can forever change your life

[joemacy]

This is why you don't drive like a freaking maniac. I agree that it's a sad story, but he brought this on himself. People should take this story as a message for why you should always obey all traffic laws.

[darrenc]

160MPH on public roads. He’s a criminal. Sorry for his family.

[carolyn]

Its sad he had to die but he was old enough to really know better rest in peace 🕊️

[KuostA]

street racing 160+MPH on a public road with no roll cage, hans device, or even SEAT BELT on is straight darwin award antics, which he definitely unfortunately won smfh.

[wm]

this will be forgotten. this cycle will be repeated by others until the end of time.

[FRESH-U]

I wish the youth were more interested in developing their skills and knowledge instead of looking fly and having sweet rides Rest In Peace

[topguncharlie]

Car influencer who promotes reckless driving🙄

[jasonMB]

0:37 people who do stupid things like this end up either hurting other people or themselves. I'm glad no one else was hurt

I hope no one aside from him hurt by his reckless actions. Endangering other innocent peoples lives is not fair

[de_stroyed]

I used to be like him 10 years ago when I was in my teens. I got in a car accident due to an ego-battle with another driver. You think you're invincible 'till you're not. You can keep speeding everyday and think to yourself "I've been speeding for a while now, today won't be any different. I'll keep speeding." But remember--death only has to win once.

Thankfully, my collision, nobody got hurt and nobody needed to go to hospital. I pledged that day to never reckless drive again.

[ruturaj]

Go to a local track and learn instead of street racing. Take your kids to car control clinics, let them learn about saftey.

[geedad]

I have no sympathy for people who put other peoples lives in danger with their reckless behavior.

With that said, condolence to his family.

[DogWifhat]

Play stupid games and win a prize flying across the street

[bikotheanimator]

I watched many of his videos and followed progress of the car. It's gone now. I was in my car waiting for my mother to come out of her doctor appointment. I went to youtube an typed "M240i"and searched "today" videos. The first thing I saw was a picture of him and it said he died. It's crazy, man. That car was simply too fast for the street. I didn't even like BMW cars until the end of 2022. Especially when the B58 was on the rise. It started with the E36 M3 for me, and then I kept doing research. Hopefully I can get a G87 M2 or an F22 M240i someday. Right now, I'm struggling with my career and health. Nothing is going well in this life. Hopefully Dre made it to Heaven and the Golden City. Jack Burton said, "Never can tell." Life is wild.

[Krimbopulous]

The amount of kids driving like psychos and putting normal people in extreme danger in and around NYC shocking. Finding it very hard to feel bad about this.

[jitbass.]

he spun out at the end of the quarter engine blew and rear tire slipped on oil or coolant
He spun and the rear end hit the bridge causing the rear end to break off/split and was ejected from the car. He had no roll cage, no seat belt, no safety 🤦🏽‍♂️🙁 if only he had these things 95% he would survive

[sinead]

It's sad & all, but speed kills. RIP to him & condolences to his loved ones.

[XavierNguyennn]

He was willing to put his mom’s life at risk. Disgusting