Former Drummer of Popular Band Found Dead at Tennessee Home After Eerie Post: “I Know Everything”

Bob Bryar, My Chemical Romance’s popular drummer during their emo heyday, and MAGA supporter, has tragically passed away at 44.

Authorities discovered his body in Tennessee.

They say there’s no foul play suspected.

Known for bringing life to the band’s epic sound from 2004 to 2014, Bryar’s unexpected death is a heavy blow for fans.

The cause remains under investigation.

They might want to look into his tweet history.

Curious that before he died, he posted a tweet that said, “I KNOW EVERYTHING.”

‼️Bob Bryar posted this to 'x' on October 22.
He was last seen alive 13 days later, on November 4.
His body was found on November 26 in what appears to be a su*cide.

I'm not making any claims; I'm simply pointing this out. RIP.#mychemicalromance #BobBryar pic.twitter.com/5ftoz5tuxE

— Ethical Truther 👁️👽 (@EthicalTruther) November 30, 2024

TMZ reports:

Bob Bryar — the drummer for My Chemical Romance from 2004 to 2014 — has died … TMZ has learned.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … Bryar was found dead in his Tennessee home Tuesday after last being seen alive on November 4.

There is no foul play suspected, we’re told, because all of Bryar’s weapons and music equipment in the home were left untouched.

Animal Control came to the house after the body — which we’re told was badly decomposed — was discovered and took two dogs away. The medical examiner is investigating the cause and manner of Bryar’s death.

Bryar first met the My Chemical Romance crew while they were on tour with The Used in 2004 … and officially replaced Matt Pelissier shortly after they released their album “Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge.”

Judging by his X account, he was a supporter of President Donald Trump.

New York Post adds:

Bryar, who wore a “Make America Great Hat” in his profile picture, posted two cryptic messages after his Linkin Park take, with one stating “TULSI” and the other “MEGYN,” ahead of the Nov. 5 presidential election.

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No other posts were listed on his X page.

Authorities don’t suspect foul play in Bryar’s death.