Raphaël Graven, known online as **Jean Pormanove** or **JP**, was a French streamer, videographer, influencer and comedian who built a large following through long-form, high‑intensity IRL and gaming broadcasts. He was born on 26 January 1979 in Woippy, France and began posting widely from 2020 onward, gaining prominence on platforms including TikTok, Twitch and later Kick where his streams drew tens of thousands of live viewers and made him one of the most-watched creators on the platform internationally at times[1][2]. IMDb credits list several program-style streams and compilations under his stage name[3]. Graven’s content was characterized by extreme endurance challenges, marathon broadcasts and provocative stunts that blurred entertainment and physical risk; this format both grew his audience and attracted controversy and criticism for appearing to encourage humiliation and dangerous behaviors[2][4]. At his peak on Kick he ranked among the platform’s top creators globally and was often cited as the highest‑viewed French streamer on that service[1][2]. On 18 August 2025 Graven died during a live broadcast; he was 46 years old and the event prompted immediate public attention, tributes from fellow creators and an official response from French authorities and platform operators[1][2][5]. Initial reporting and an autopsy indicated no external trauma and investigators cited medical and toxicological examinations as part of their inquiry into the cause of death[6]. His death also triggered scrutiny of live‑streaming practices and platform moderation, including a judicial inquiry and public statements by French officials about platforms’ responsibilities toward creators and audiences[1][6]. Graven’s career is remembered for both his sizable online influence and the debate his content prompted about creator safety, platform oversight and the limits of spectacle in livestreaming[4][5].