The sad news is that a famous YouTube stuntman died when he was hit by a big tractor while doing a crazy stunt.

Nishu Deshwal, 22, was badly hurt when the motor tipped over while his friends were filming him doing a wheelie.

When the tractor suddenly folded in half and crushed the young influencer to death, he died right away.

There is scary video of Deshwal leaning back on the tractor so that it is at a 90-degree angle right before he died too soon.

The big wheels start to lose their grip on the soft, sandy ground, and the heavy motor slowly starts to lean back.

The father of one was then pushed backwards across the ground as the tractor flipped over him and crushed him to death.

Someone nearby can be heard scream in horror as the terrible events happened right in front of them and to thousands of people online as they live streamed the fatal stunt.

The horrible event took place on Wednesday in India’s Panipat district, Haryana.

In just three years on social media, Deshwal got over 1.3 million Instagram followers and a huge 1.5 million YouTube subscribers.

People knew how much he loved tractors because he often posted videos of himself doing dangerous tricks and stunts with them.

He had been happily married for 18 months and had a son together who was six months old.

Many fans have been wondering what made the tractor act in such a shocking way since he died.

Deshwal did a lot of stunts like this, and he always did them safely and successfully.

Because of this, some people thought the terrible accident was caused by a broken tractor.

Someone watched and said, “This is an old tractor that doesn’t have roll bars.”

“The homemade roll bar collapsed as soon as the tractor flipped, crushing him.”

Someone else wrote something similar: “Those bars are called a rollover protection system.”

“They seem to have bent.”

“Maybe they were aftermarket and not the right size for the tractor, since that’s the exact kind of accident they’re meant to stop.”

Before a third wrote, “It looks like the broken part was in the back of the seat.”

“That part of the tractor probably wasn’t meant to hold the weight of about 40% of it.”

“It appears that the seat just broke and let the tractor naturally fall on the poor guy.”