Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Spanish Streamer Dies in Paid Whiskey and Cocaine Challenge
A 37-year-old man named Sergio Jimenez from Spain died while doing a live video where he drank a lot of whiskey and took cocaine.
People paid him to do this.
His mom found him not moving in his room early in the morning.
The police are looking into what happened.
They also made a video warning people about dangerous challenges online that can hurt them.
Sergio had done similar things before in videos with another streamer.
The police want everyone to be careful and know that some online trends can be very dangerous.
A 37-year-old Spanish streamer, Sergio Jimenez, died during a paid livestream challenge involving alcohol and drugs.
Jimenez consumed a full bottle of whisky and six grams of cocaine as part of the challenge.
His mother found him unresponsive in his bedroom in the early hours of January 1.
Spanish authorities have launched a probe into the incident, with an autopsy ordered to determine the cause of death.
The Catalonia police force issued a warning against dangerous online challenges that could endanger lives.
- Who
- Sergio Jimenez, a 37-year-old streamer from Spain
- What
- Died during a paid livestream challenge involving alcohol and drugs
- When
- On New Year’s Eve, with the incident occurring in the early hours of January 1
- Where
- In his bedroom during a private livestream
- Why
- He was participating in a paid challenge where he consumed a full bottle of whisky and cocaine
- Streamer's Name
- Sergio Jimenez
- Age
- 37
- Location
- Spain
- Challenge Details
- Drinking a full bottle of whisky and consuming cocaine
- Cause of Death
- Pending autopsy results
- Investigation
- Launched by Spanish authorities
- Warning Issued By
- Catalonia police force, Mossos d’Esquadra
- Date of Warning
- January 6