Two helicopters collide mid-air in Brazil, 6 dead including American singer Oliver Tree

Central News (Central News Rio de Janeiro 14th comprehensive foreign wire report) Two helicopters collided and crashed today in the skies above Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. There were no survivors on board. A police source told AFP that American singer-songwriter Oliver Tree, who is currently on a world tour, was on one of the helicopters. AFP reported that the alternative singer and internet celebrity was on a list of 6 people provided by a source on the two helicopters. The source pointed out that the crash caused the victims to suffer severe burns, making it temporarily impossible to officially confirm their identities. Accompanying Oliver Tree (Oliver Tree) were a Brazilian music producer, an Argentine director, and Gaspar Prim, a popular Argentine YouTuber widely known as Gaspi. According to the fire department, the two helicopters collided this morning in the skies above Recreio dos Bandeirantes (Recreio dos Bandeirantes) on the western outskirts of Rio de Janeiro (Rio De Janeiro) and crashed into the parking lot of an electric car dealer, causing approximately 20 cars to catch fire. One of the helicopters had 5 people on board, and the other had only the pilot. There were no survivors in this incident. The 32-year-old Oliver Tree is known for his signature toilet seat hairstyle and meme parodies, with representative works including the songs Life Goes On, Miss You, and Alien Boy. He has over 11 million listeners per month on the Spotify platform, with a total of over 700 million plays for his popular songs. (Translation: He Hongru) 1150615