Lamarr Wilson, a fan favorite content creator and host of the popular “Tech Lifestyle Entertainer,” has died.
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Page Six reported that Wilson “passed away unexpectedly,” without giving any time or cause of death. The influencer was 48.
With over 3 million followers worldwide, he became a trusted, influential voice on digital platforms, bridging the gap between technology and everyday life. Since 2008, Wilson has been known for his unique talent in making technology approachable, engaging, and accessible to a broad audience.
Wilson’s career included hosting, commentary, and content creation. His standout work included Mashable’s “Socially Awkward” and “YouTube Weekly,” as well as roles with Zagat and “What’s Trending.” He also co-hosted the Webby Award-winning show “Takei’s Take” with Star Trek legend George Takei.
He also collaborated with leading brands, including Google, Apple, Microsoft/Xbox, Sony PlayStation, and Nintendo. He was also a familiar presence on panels, podcasts, and showcases throughout the tech and gaming industries.
In 2021, he pivoted to short-form vertical video on platforms like TikTok, doubling his audience and demonstrating his creativity, adaptability, and knack for cultural trends.
Wilson’s career began in technology consulting, consumer tech sales, and education. Before becoming a full-time creator, he worked as a K–8 tech coordinator.
Originally from Chicago and later based in Los Angeles, he was also a People’s Voice Webby Award winner.
Lamarr Wilson’s Fans Voiced Concerns After the Content Creator Hadn’t Posted in Several Weeks
Wilson’s final post was a tech-centered holiday gift guide from November 12. Fans in the comments section had been voicing their concerns after the content creator failed to post another video.
“Lamarr, are you okay? You haven’t posted in a month,” one top comment read.
Wilson will clearly be remembered fondly by fans for his ability to make technology accessible and for his impact on the digital world.