The music world has been rocked by the sudden death of emo-rap artist Poorstacy, who passed away on November 29, 2025, at the age of 26.
đŻ Who was Poorstacy
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Born Carlito Junior Milfort in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Known professionally as Poorstacy, he gained fame for his unique fusion of emo, punk rock, heavy metal, and hip hop â blending raw emotion with aggressive energy.
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His discography included two studio albums (notably The Breakfast Club and Party at the Cemetery) and two EPs.
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He also contributed to the soundtrack of the film Bill & Ted Face the Music â a project that earned a Grammy nomination.
Collaboration with Travis Barker
Poorstacy frequently collaborated with Travis Barker (drummer of Blink-182). Their joint work included tracks such as Choose Life, Nothing Left, and Hills Have Eyes.
The collaboration was part of a broader movement blending punk-rock energy with hip-hop sensibilities â an aesthetic Poorstacy helped redefine.
The Tragic End
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On Saturday, November 29, 2025, Poorstacy was found unresponsive at a hotel in Boca Raton, Florida. He had reportedly been staying there with a woman and a toddler for about 10 days.
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He was rushed to a hospital, where he later died. The official cause of death has not been released.
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The sudden loss sent shockwaves through music communities â fellow artists, fans, and collaborators alike expressed grief and disbelief.
Reactions & Tributes
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Travis Barker himself paid tribute on social media, stating: âRest in peace â you’ll never be forgotten.â
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The wave of tributes highlights not only the void left by Poorstacyâs death but also the impact he made in a relatively short career â bridging genres and influencing a new generation of artists.
Legacy and Whatâs Next
Poorstacyâs death is a stark reminder of how fragile talent and youth can be. Despite his short career span, he carved out a distinct space in modern music â one that blurred boundaries between punk, emo, rap, and rock.
While investigations into the cause of death continue, fans and the music community are left reflecting on the harsh reality that yet another promising voice has been silenced too soon.










