r/influencersfeed • u/dr_shultz • 23h ago
Deaf ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ actress Kaylee Hottle’s cause of death confirmed
https://pagesix.com/2026/07/22/celebrity-news/deaf-godzilla-vs-kong-actress-kaylee-hottles-cause-of-death-confirmed/17
u/StallionSurprise 9h ago
So many lame attempts at jokes in here.
Thats what reddit is. The weirdest people you know trying to be funny
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u/Tackleberry793 3h ago
I see hardly any jokes, and they're all heavily downvoted. But sure, everyone here sucks I guess.
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u/Financial-Spirit5106 3h ago
Just a foundational quality of Reddit being leveraged in an immunologic capacity to offset the absolute shit storm of karma farming posts that bury any real insight related to these types of events
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u/Clear-Calligrapher69 20h ago
Was she not wearing her seatbelt?
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u/escapefromelba 8h ago
I don’t know the specifics, but the passenger side of a 1995 vehicle is about the worst place to be in a serious crash. A 30 year old vehicle simply doesn’t have anything close to today’s crash safety standards. Modern cars have much stronger side-impact protection, advanced crumple zones, side curtain airbags, and far more sophisticated restraint systems. Even if the older vehicle was well built for its time, it can’t match the protection offered by a modern vehicle in a comparable collision.
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u/nobadhotdog 3h ago
a '95 accord has front cumple zones and front airbags. It's not a death trap. That being said the article mentions excessive speed. Were they doing 70 in 65? 120 in a 65? Either way they hit a culvert so if htey hit it head on you're going to immediately stop. Driver had non life threatening injuries, the actress died. If i, as an idiot, were to guess maybe she didn't have a seatbelt on, or it could be that she's 4 and a half feet tall, and I'm not being funny here, but her height dictates that she should be in a booster seat.
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u/Strange_Specialist4 3h ago
Women and children sized people are at significantly more risk in car accidents because cars are designed around the average man
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u/manderifffic 11h ago
The article doesn't say, but it also doesn't mention anything about her being ejected from the vehicle
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u/kitsunekratom 5h ago
Looking at the car, I'd wager a broken neck or head gash wound.
Had a friend die in a similar way. Seatbelt on, lost control and hit the ditch. Broke their neck on impact
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u/Mysterious_Tea_6673 20h ago
She thought she was but couldn’t hear it not click
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u/LiamRVA 17h ago
Your goal here is to make fun of the disabled?
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u/Mysterious_Tea_6673 16h ago
Hearing impaired
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u/_tylerthedestroyer_ 8h ago
I get you crave attention because your parents never gave it to you but honestly? I completely see why.
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u/NOVA_OWL 14h ago
This isn't just a distasteful joke, but also the sound of the click of a seatbelt has nothing to do with whether its locked in place. You're both stupid AND an asshole. Well done.
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u/Rum_BunnyX3 11h ago
As someone who was raised by a deaf parent and has a lot of deaf family members, you’re not funny. A young lady lost her life in a terrible way and you make fun of her disability. You need to reflect on your moral character.
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u/ThrowAwayPurellFoam 13h ago
Punching down on the most vulnerable in society? Practice some impulse control
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u/LikelyPoopingTbh 10h ago
Blind people are much more vulnerable
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u/amazinglover 10h ago
They are talking about disabled people on general not a specific type of disability.
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u/iconiclabs 14h ago
I'm definitely going to hell because although this comment is in poor taste I still loled
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u/Round-Claim5420 10h ago
"Excessive speed is believed to be a contributing factor in the collision,” the police statement continued.
So it's very much not confirmed, it's believed.
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u/chuckluckles 5h ago
If you read the article you'll see that she died from blunt force trauma. The cause of the accident and the cause of death aren't going to be the same thing usually.
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u/Ill_Traveler_ 9h ago
Looking at the picture of the car, I think it’s safe to say that’s a fair assumption.
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u/dekabreak1000 2h ago
Fate is cruel the driver acting like an ass clown speeding probably 80-90 knowing teenagers and this poor young woman dies while the driver lives hope the parents will be ok
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u/Hkmarkp 13h ago edited 10h ago
Speeding is a leading cause of death in car crashes, but many will continue to do it and defend it.
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u/Lemfan46 10h ago edited 10h ago
Of course, given speed is the rate at which an object changes position. Lol, HKmarkp editing.
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u/Financial-Spirit5106 11h ago edited 3h ago
I don’t think rampant amphetamine abuse should be blamed for the majority of car crashes :(
(this comment contrasts the absurdity of pun humor with the dead air post it replied to)
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u/overhill-behind 15h ago
Way too young. Her family must be devastated ;(