Key Takeaways
- Underground artist Wifiskeleton, 21, passed away on May 5, 2025, shocking the sigilkore and hyperpop community.
- With around 1.9M monthly Spotify listeners, he was known for gothic visuals and emotionally raw music.
- Fans and fellow artists are mourning his unexpected passing and creative legacy.
The underground music community is in mourning after the unexpected demise of Wifiskeleton, a rising figure in the sigilkore and hyperpop scenes.
News of his passing was shared on May 5, 2025, through a post in the official gothangelz Discord server, confirming his demise and shaking fans worldwide.
A friend wrote in the Discord announcement:
“@everyone witchbox informed me that 67 (aka wifiskeleton) has passed away. with that being said i dont know what to do with this LSD shit without him, part of me feels like he’d want me to keep it going but without him it doesn’t feel right. idk im all over the place rn ill update you all with plans soon, RIP J @67″
Via Discord
According to reports, Wifiskeleton, aka fuxkcy or 67, passed away from an overdose, with the announcement made at 6:35 PM in the Discord.
The night before, he had posted to X (formerly Twitter) and made concerning statements during an Instagram Live, implying intentions to take his own life.
A Cult Figure In The Underground Scene
Born July 24, 2003, in Atlanta, Georgia, Wifiskeleton quickly became a respected name in niche internet music circles.
Known for his gothic cartoon visuals, lo-fi soundscapes, and deeply emotional lyrics, his work resonated with fans who navigated similar feelings of isolation, heartbreak, and existential dread.
He debuted with the track “I’m not Alex G, and you’re not Sarah” in August 2022 and went on to release numerous songs exploring dark and personal themes.
His style incorporated distorted guitars, chaotic beats, and emotionally raw vocals, helping define a newer, grittier wave of hyper pop and sigilkore.
His signature aesthetic featured retro cartoon clips, emoji-style graphics, 3D skeleton imagery, and digital art reminiscent of early internet culture, often self-made using Microsoft Paint.
A Growing Legacy
Wifiskeleton’s 2024 album, Suburban Daredevil, featured some of his most acclaimed work, including the breakout track “Nope your too late I already died,” which garnered over 800K streams on Spotify.
His Spotify page boasts 1.9 million monthly listeners, proving his impact in just a few short years.
His collaborations with fellow underground artists such as Jaydes, aeter, mandy, witchbox, and keepsecrets expanded his creative universe.
Fans And Friends Pay Tribute
Since news of his demise broke, fans have flooded social media with tributes, remembering Wifiskeleton for both his artistry and vulnerability.
One fan wrote,
“Damn, a parody of his song recently started going hella viral. BIYMMATCIATG 🥀”
Via Reddit
Another added,
“Wow I literally discovered his music last night… That Peter Griffin/Homer Simpson parody has been stuck in my head all day too 😭”
Via Reddit
The third said,
“rip man. prayers to his family and friends.”
Via Reddit
Gone Too Soon
Though his real name remains unknown, Wifiskeleton’s voice, sound, and style helped shape an emotionally honest space within online music.
His demise at just 21 years old leaves a void in the community.
He is survived by a close-knit community of collaborators, fans, and friends who continue to honor his legacy.
As of now, there are no official announcements regarding memorials or posthumous releases.
Rest in peace, Wifiskeleton!
