Fans are mourning the shocking death of Joshua Allen, 36, winner of So You Think You Can Dance. Reports say the talented dancer was struck by a train in Fort Worth, Texas, on September 30. He was rushed to a nearby hospital but sadly passed away. Police have launched an investigation into the tragic incident.

Allen rose to fame in 2008 when he won season 4 of the hit reality show, beating close friend Stephen “tWitch” Boss. “He didn’t always do things the way people expected, but that’s why he was a winner,” friend Emmanuel Hurd said. Fans admired him for his honesty, determination, and passion for dance.

Despite having little formal training, Allen stunned audiences with his natural talent. After his win, he appeared in Step Up 3D, the Footloose remake, and TV shows like Community and American Horror Story. His journey inspired countless aspiring dancers. “I took classes to expand my horizons in dance,” he once explained.

Allen’s sudden death leaves family, friends, and fans devastated. His legacy in dance will live on. How do you think he should best be remembered—by his struggles, or by his undeniable artistry?