The death of Angus Cloud sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, as fans and critics mourned the loss of the 25-year-old “Euphoria” actor. Many believed that he had the potential to become a great “unconventional leading man” and a global fashion icon. His beauty was described as both unusual and “transcendent.” However, for those in Cloud’s hometown of Oakland, his death was deeply personal and profoundly felt. As a graduate of the Oakland School for the Arts, Cloud was remembered as one of the phenomenally talented individuals from Oakland who made it big. He was also known for his willingness to return home and support the community that nurtured his talent. Cloud recently attended the release party for the rap collective MacArthur Maze’s new album, “Blvck Saturday,” at the Torch Lounge in Oakland. He was praised for showing his support and not making the night about himself. Cloud even gave a shout-out to MacArthur Maze on his Instagram, directing his millions of followers to watch their music video. Cloud’s childhood friend, Josh Kennedy, who served as the collective’s photographer, introduced him to their music. Kennedy was shocked and devastated to receive a call informing him of Cloud’s death on Monday. The cause of his death is still under investigation by the Oakland police, though there have been reports of a possible overdose. Cloud’s family revealed that he had been open about his struggles with mental health and his battle with addiction. He had previously been to rehab and experienced relapses and a prior overdose. Cloud was also dealing with the loss of his father, who passed away from cancer in May. Despite his personal struggles, Cloud loved coming back to Oakland, where he felt like a regular person rather than a celebrity. The Oakland School for the Arts expressed their condolences to Cloud’s family and friends, remembering him as a multi-talented artist who had a significant presence at the school. Cloud didn’t pursue acting in high school but instead focused on theater production. He was discovered while working as a waiter in New York City, which led to his role in “Euphoria.” Cloud was also praised for his skateboarding skills and recently worked on the film “Freaky Tales,” which takes place in Oakland. Director Ryan Fleck, who grew up in Berkeley and Oakland, paid tribute to Cloud, describing him as a breath of fresh air and a joy to work with.
Angus Cloud passionately expressed his adoration for Oakland’s thriving artist community
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