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Kansas City Chiefs Fan Club Leader and TikTok Star in Charlotte Passes Away While Traveling to Prepare Fan Rallies for the Chargers Game

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Posted August 25, 2025

August 25, 2025

CONCORD, N.C. — The Kansas City Chiefs fan community is mourning the loss of Malik Taylor, a TikTok star and dedicated leader of the team’s Charlotte supporters’ group. Taylor, 28, tragically passed away following a car accident on August 20, 2025, near Concord Mills mall, according to Concord police.

Authorities confirmed Taylor was driving a 2016 Nissan Rogue when the vehicle veered off the road, plunging roughly 20 feet. No other vehicles were involved in the crash, and while foul play has been ruled out, investigators determined alcohol was a contributing factor.

Taylor, who built a TikTok following of more than 265,000, had recently relocated from Memphis to Charlotte. His humorous commentary on both NFL storylines and pop culture consistently resonated with fans, with a special emphasis on his lifelong passion for the Kansas City Chiefs.

The accident occurred as Taylor was heading to prepare for fan activities tied to the Chiefs’ highly anticipated season opener against the New York Jets. He had planned rallies and events for September 8 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, embodying his well-known commitment to Chiefs Kingdom.

In a heartfelt statement, Taylor’s family thanked supporters for the overwhelming messages of sympathy: “Malik was more than just a content creator; he was a source of inspiration. His legacy of uplifting and entertaining others, especially within the Chiefs fan community he cherished, will live on forever.”

Beyond TikTok, Taylor attracted nearly 100,000 YouTube subscribers, with videos often drawing thousands of views. His blend of football insight and humor created a unique bond with fans nationwide, with his Chiefs-themed content becoming particularly beloved.

The Charlotte branch of Chiefs Kingdom has been devastated by the news. Local fans remembered Taylor as the “heart” of their group, praising his energy in organizing watch parties and his dedication to keeping the community engaged year-round.

Police stressed the dangers of impaired driving as part of their ongoing safety campaign. Meanwhile, Chiefs fans continue to honor Taylor’s memory through tributes and vows to carry forward his spirit of loyalty, humor, and unwavering team pride.

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