'Yes King' TikToker Michael Willis Heard Dies, Daughter Responds to Online Hate
Michael Willis Heard, widely recognized for his viral "Yes King" TikTok videos, has passed away. The news broke on November 9, 2025 (ET), shared through an emotional Facebook post by his daughter, Mykel Crumbie.
Family’s Heartfelt Tribute
In her post, Mykel described her father as a man full of kindness and love, someone who deeply impacted those around him. She expressed that the loss had left their family struggling with immense grief.
"My daddy man… I’ma miss you so much king this is crazy to me and you really messing up the family with this one. IDC who didn’t love my father and didn’t like his lifestyle and wished death on him! This was the greatest man to live on this earth!"
Anger Toward Online Negativity
Alongside her sorrow, Mykel also voiced frustration toward those who had previously directed hate toward her father. Her post condemned people who had ‘wished death’ on him, showing the anger and pain caused by such comments.
A Legacy of Love
Mykel emphasized that Michael’s warmth and compassion were unmatched. She described how he always treated others with genuine affection and how blessed she felt to have been his daughter.
"The love and compassion he had is unmatched."
Author’s Summary
Michael Willis Heard’s death shocked his fans and loved ones, highlighting both the enduring warmth he spread and the cruelty often found on social media.