It is one thing to joke about your will when you are young and famous. It is another when those words become your final legacy.

WHAT HAPPENED

Oliver Tree died Sunday when his chopper went down. No one else on the flight survived.

The singer was only 32 years old. He was known for his viral songs and wild style.

Just weeks ago, he told a reporter that his family would not get "a penny" of his money. Now, that money is at the center of a legal fight.

WHAT THE EVIDENCE SHOWS

$4 million total value of his estate.

• 32 years old at the time of the crash.
• 0 survivors reported from the crash.
• "Not a penny" promised to family in a recent interview.
• The crash happened on Sunday, June 14.

THE BIGGER QUESTION

Why does a young star feel the need to push his family away so publicly? We see the fame and the jokes, but we rarely see the pain behind a choice like that.

Should a person’s casual words in an interview count as their final wish? This case makes us wonder how much control we really have over what we leave behind.

WHAT HAPPENS NOW

Lawyers will now search for a legal will. If they find one, his $4 million might go to a charity or a friend.

If no paper exists, his family will likely get the money despite his public comments. This could lead to a long and painful battle in court.

WHAT WE STILL DON'T KNOW

What caused the chopper to fall from the sky?

• Did Oliver Tree sign a legal will before he died?
• Who will take control of his songs that have not been released yet?