In Memoriam
TikTok Star Marquay “The Goat” Collins Dies at 24
With millions of followers on TikTok, fans knew him for food reviews, fast cars, and vibrant energy.
Marquay Collins, known online as “Marquay The Goat,” has died at 24. His mother confirmed the news this week.
With millions of followers on TikTok, fans knew him for food reviews, fast cars, and vibrant energy.
Family Shares Emotional Tribute for Marquay Collins
His mother, Sonja, remembered him as “the sweetest person” who never carried a mean bone in his body. She posted online, saying her heart is broken and describing Collins as her “SnuggaBug.” She added that he spoiled his parents because they spoiled him first.
Obituary Highlights His Passion
An obituary described Collins as a Georgia State University student and proud graduate of Shaw High School and Dimon Elementary. It noted he lived with passion and ambition, always eager to share plans and adventures. His hugs, laughter, and spontaneous calls will remain cherished memories.
Marquay “The Goat” Collins’ Legacy of Joy and Connection
Collins’ content reflected excitement about life and connection with community. His sudden death leaves fans grieving a creator who embodied authenticity and ambition. His legacy continues through millions of follo⁹wers who celebrated his humor, energy, and love for family.
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