‘America’s Got Talent’ Semifinalist Dies at 39 Just a Month After His Last Performance – Details
The comedian, who rose to prominence as a semifinalist on the 16th season of “America’s Got Talent” in 2021, died in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Comedian Kabir “Kabeezy” Singh passed away on December 4, 2024, at the age of 39.
Kabir Singh attends the Red Carpet for “America’s Got Talent” Season 16 Live Shows at Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, on August 10, 2021 | Source: Getty Images
While the cause of death has not been confirmed, authorities suspect natural causes, pending toxicology results. The comedian had a history of health issues, and investigations into his death remain ongoing.
Kabir Singh attends “America’s Got Talent” Season 16 at Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, on September 7, 2021 | Source: Getty Images
Singh’s colleagues and friends in the comedy world are mourning him with heartfelt tributes. Comedian Jeremy Curry shared details of his demise on Facebook, “He passed away peacefully in his sleep and this is the most devastating post I’ve posted.” He also urged, “Please keep his family and fiancé in your thoughts and prayers….I Love you bro.”
Tommy T’s Comedy Club in Pleasanton also paid tribute to Singh, describing him as one of the funniest comedians they had the privilege of knowing. They also emphasized that Singh was more than just a performer; he was a cherished member of Tommy T’s family for many years.
“We were blessed to watch him grow and spread laughter to so many people. Kabir was truly the most lovable human you could meet, his infectious smile, wit and charm would instantly make you a fan. We Love you Kabeezy You will forever be remembered and Missed Deeply,” they added.
Harbir Kaur Bhatia, who collaborated with Singh, remembered him as a lively presence who brought energy to every event. His humor tied everything together, filling the room with laughter and joy. “He was a rising start [sic] in the comedy world, always bringing smiles to those around him,” wrote Bhatia.
Bhatia shared that plans were underway to have Singh feature at an upcoming Silicon Valley Central Chamber of Commerce event, a testament to his lasting impact on those he worked with.
Bhatia mourned his colleague, “Many wonderful and positive messages are coming up in the social media feeds about the impact he had on his friends and others in his industry. Life is uncertain, short and so precious. Waheguru Rakha. My deepest condolences to his mother, fiancée, and family and friends. He is gone too soon.”
Singh, born in 1984 in Portland, Oregon, was on a comedy tour at the time of his passing. His death occurred just a month after his tour began. The comedian’s career included appearances on Comedy Central, Family Guy, and the BBC, alongside stand-up performances across the US.
His Facebook page introduction reads, “Stand Up Comedian from Comedy Central, NBC, The Family Guy, Amazon Prime, and Dry Bar Comedy.”
His official website highlights some of his notable works, including The Pilot episode of “Side Hustle.” The show chronicled his life as a stand-up comedian and his interactions with fellow comics juggling day jobs and side hustles while pursuing their comedy careers at night.
Additionally, the site features his full 2023 comedy special, BollerWood, recorded in Portland, Oregon, as well as a clip of his advancement to the semifinals of “America’s Got Talent.” These works showcase Singh’s talent and dedication to his craft, cementing his legacy in the world of comedy.
Fans and the comedy world mourn the loss of the vibrant performer, actor, and writer who brought laughter to audiences everywhere.
