Twitch streamer JasonTheWeen has withdrawn his earlier support of singer D4vd after new evidence emerged in the investigation surrounding a body found in a vehicle registered to the artist.
On September 8, 2025, authorities discovered a body in the front trunk of a Tesla registered to D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke. The body was later identified as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, who had been reported missing in April 2024.
Streamer walks back support after backlash
Having initially spoken in D4vd’s defense, Jason commented on the changing situation during a September 19 stream on his own channel, stating: “I do not condone anything that D4vd has done or is doing. That sh*t is wicked and just unbelievable.”
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Jason, who collaborated with D4vd on the song Summer Uptown, had stated in a previous stream with Ludwig, that “He [D4vd] didn’t do it. He literally performed the next day. If he was a suspect, the police would have been after him.”
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JasonTheWeen retracts his statement defending D4vd, clarifying they were never close friends, only collaborated on one song, and had dinner once.
He also states the Celeste he met on stream is not Celeste R. pic.twitter.com/wabcKhED5f
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He also clarified that a girl named Celeste he had met previously at the FaZe House, was not the same person found in D4vd’s car.
The streamer continued, saying, “I’m not even close friends with D4vd. I made a song with him. I had dinner with him one time in a group setting. That’s it.”
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D4vd has since canceled the remaining dates of his U.S. tour. The announcement came just hours after authorities confirmed the identity of the body. His team has not issued a public statement beyond confirming that he is cooperating with the investigation.