How did Papa Jim die? What happened to Papa Jim?

Prankster Papa Jim has died at the age of 92.

Papa Jim’s death was shared by YouTuber Danny Duncan, who often featured Papa in his viral videos.

Prankster Papa Jim, who turned 92 in December, used to appear in Duncan’s videos and performed wild activities ranging from skinny dipping to quad biking.

Thousands of tributes have been paid to the internet star under Duncan’s post.

It’s not known how Papa Jim died or what happened to him as his family has not released a statement to notify the public on how their beloved grandpa died.

Duncan posted: “Thank you for all the laughs and unforgettable memories. I love you, Papa Jim.”

Last year, Papa Jim fell victim to a death hoax as rumors circulated online that he had died.

However, YouTuber Danny Duncan rubbished the speculation as he said in an Instagram video that the senior was “alive and well”.

Papa Jim was the grandfather of Duncan’s pal David Tomchinsky.

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