Comedian Nick Nemeroff’s family announces his death: “RIP Nick. We love you’

Canadian comedian Nick Nemeroff has died at the age of 32, his family announced on social media on Monday.

Nemeroff had begun to make it big in his native Canada, earning national Grammy nominations while appearing on shows like Conan in the US.

A statement on Nemeroff’s Instagram and Twitter accounts revealed the Montreal native’s untimely death.

“It is with deep sadness that we announce the sudden death of our beloved brother, Nick Nemeroff,” the family statement said. “Nick’s dedication to standup comedy has been impressive and has produced amazing results.”

Nemeroff’s family noted that the comedian “gained acclaim in Canada and the United States, becoming both a ‘comic comic book’ and a hit with crowds driven by his unique cadence, labyrinthine emptiness and fresh take on a deception-driven story.” were enthusiastic about comedy.

“If Nick was on a comedy show he would definitely go with new fans. And he deserved it, because in many ways comedy was his life.”

Nemeroff’s family described him as “endlessly sweet,” “supportive of others,” and “humble about his many skills and accomplishments,” adding that he “did what he loved all his life, and that’s how he is remembered.” recall”.

The statement ended by saying, “RIP Nick. We love you.’

Grand Wave Entertainment, the company that managed Nemeroff, told Canadian music and entertainment magazine Exclaim! Monday after Nemeroff’s death.

“We are so proud to see Nick grow into one of Canada’s most loved and respected comedians,” the company said in a statement. “Truly a devastating loss to the comedy communities of Toronto and Montreal, where he developed and perfected his unique style of performance and delivery. Nick will be greatly missed and will be remembered fondly.”

Nemeroff had appeared on Conan and Just for Laughs in his career; In 2020 he released his first standup album, The Pursuit of Comedy Has Ruined My Life, which was nominated for a Juno Award for Comedy Album of the Year last year.

Nemeroff had attended the Royal West Academy in his hometown of Montreal and had a degree from Toronto Metropolitan University, Exclaim! reported.

Speaking to the Toronto Guardian earlier this month, Nemeroff said he’s been influenced by comedians like Demetri Martin and Nathan Fielder, as well as the late stars Mitch Hedberg and Norm Macdonald.

He said his appearance on Conan in 2018 was “always a big highlight in life” for him and that his favorite way to participate in comedy was “watching live in stand-up.”

Nemeroff added, “There are many great new ways to find comedians, but nothing quite compares to seeing someone live and in the moment. There really are so many hilarious and original stand-ups out there right now so it’s a great time to watch and discover live shows.

Some of Nemeroff’s comedy colleagues commemorated him on social media after the sad news.

Amanda Brooke Perrin wrote, “Love you friend,” while Debra DiGiovanni said, “Completely heartbroken to hear of Nick’s passing. I’m sorry for your loss.’

Caleb Hearon called Nemeroff’s death “fucking heartbreaking,” adding, “I’m so sorry to all the people who loved him.”

He continued, “Nick and I have only played a few shows together but I have loved meeting him and watching him perform. he was unique.’

Writer Maggie Serota said, “So sorry to hear that,” while Sarah Hagi said, “What a tremendous loss. Nick was so popular with everyone.’

SNL cast member Sarah Sherman wrote that Nemeroff was “the funniest and cutest guy.”

Comedian Jon Dore called it “a devastating day for those who knew it. Nick Nemeroff was a handsome man. My condolences to his family and everyone in the comedy world.’

“I admired him a lot,” he added.