Papa Jim Danny Duncan: YouTuber Danny Duncan Pays Tribute To Papa Jim As He Passes Away

Grandpa Papa Jim, a social media fan favourite, has passed away.

The news was shared by popular YouTuber, Danny Duncan, who regularly featured Papa Jim in his viral videos.

Papa Jim died aged 92. His cause of death is still undisclosed.

Danny Duncan shared a series of pictures of Papa Jim on social media and paid a heartwarming Tribute to him.

“Thank you for all the laughs and unforgettable memories. I love you papa Jim. RIP”, he wrote.

Papa Jim popularity known for his pranks on Danny Duncan’s videos.

He would put a twist to virtually everything, whether it was skinny dipping or quad riding.

Many people assumed Danny and Papa Jim were relatives, but Papa Jim was rather the grandfather of the YouTuber’s close friend David Tomchinsky.

Tomchinsky is an executive employee for Duncan’s brand.

Who Is Danny Duncan?

Born July 27, 1992, Danny Duncan is YouTuber who has built a name for himself.

He became famous through his humorous and entertaining content on YouTube ever since he began in 2014. The venture has not just brought fame to him but a whole lot of fortune.

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