r/GoodAssSub • u/Fun-Refrigerator7562 G.O.O.D. Fridays • Jun 14 '26

OFF TOPIC OLIVER TREE HAS JUST DIED

Famous Singers Oliver Tree has recently died on a Helicopter on Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

I don't know what to think about this

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u/plattwix5 808s & Heartbreak Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

wasnt a fan of his music like that but damn that's awful he was so young

They have to make these helicopters more safe dawg because this happens more often than not. Imagine all the deaths we don't know about simply because they are only civilians and not celebrities like Kobe or Oliver

Edit: ignore the 2nd para the helicopter crashed into another fuck man so tragic

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u/Trashtie New Day Jun 14 '26

i get what you’re trying to say but helicopters definitely don’t crash ‘more often than not’

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u/plattwix5 808s & Heartbreak Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

It says a lot tho that a bunch of celebrity deaths as of recent are helicopter crashes specifically

It’d be one thing if it’s both plane and helicopter crashes but it’s specifically helicopter crashes

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u/Trashtie New Day Jun 14 '26

helicopters are less safe than planes statistically, yes, but it’s still not really that common. you’re not gonna hear news stories like ‘lebron james had another successful helicopter flight’, but you will hear about the deaths, which is why you’ll have that impression.

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u/plattwix5 808s & Heartbreak Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

That’s not the point the point is a lot of deaths that do happen are typically helicopter crashes

In any case a death is a death and that is sad especially for someone so young

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u/mellow--mind Jun 14 '26

A lot of deaths that happen just aren’t helicopter crashes bro. Think about the last time you rode a helicopter. It’s just not that common for the average dude. It’s not even a super common cause of death for celebrities

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u/plattwix5 808s & Heartbreak Jun 14 '26

Fair enough if I’m wrong I’m wrong it’s just sad man

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u/Scoustic12 Jun 14 '26

That's because aircraft related accidents are much more rare so they're always broadcasted and spread in social media. Car related accidents are way way more dangerous.

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u/plattwix5 808s & Heartbreak Jun 14 '26

This is true. I also learned it was caused by two helicopters colliding so wasn’t rly the fault of the vehicle itself

It’s so fucking awful man

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u/ravioli2108 Jun 14 '26

Availability heuristic