Quick Info
| Profession | TV Host, Businessman |
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| Nationality | South African |
| Date of Birth | 27/11/1985 |
| Age | 40 years (died on 16, Dec, 2025) |
| Birthplace | Durban |
| Date of Death | 16/12/2025 |
Latest News about DJ Warras
16/12/2025
DJ Warras, real name Warrick Stock, was shot and killed at age 40 outside Carlton City in Johannesburg's inner city. After parking his vehicle, he was approached by three unknown suspects who opened fire before fleeing on foot. The media personality, known for his work on Live AMP and Ngicel'iVisa, is survived by his three sons; friends described him as loving, compassionate, and a mentor to emerging creatives.
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Bio/Wiki
| Real Name | Warrick Stock |
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| Nickname | Shady Lurker |
Physical Stats & More
| Eye Color | Brown |
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| Hair Color | Bald |
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Educational Qualification(s)
| College/University | Rand Afrikaans University |
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| Educational Qualification | B.Com. in Investment Management (College Dropout) |
Personal Life
| Food Habit | Non-vegetarian |
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Relationships & More
| Marital Status | Married |
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Family
| Siblings | Sister - Nicole Stock |
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| Children | Sons - 3 |
Career
| Debut TV Show | Live Amp (2012) on SABC1 |
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Social Media
| https://www.instagram.com/shady_lurker/ |
Some Lesser Known Facts
| 1. DJ Warras left university to pursue business opportunities. | |
| 2. He faced criticism for his comments on social issues and relationships involving financial support. | |
| 3. He experienced backlash in December 2025 for his remarks about Rachel Kolisi’s upcoming documentary. | |
| 4. DJ Warras was passionate about fitness and was an animal lover, often sharing moments with his pet dog on social media. | |
| 5. He grew up primarily with his mother and grandparents, with his grandfather having major influence on his upbringing. | |
| 6. He moved to Johannesburg as a teenager to pursue his entertainment career. | |
| 7. He was widely regarded as a mentor and supporter of emerging creatives in the South African media industry. | |
| 8. He was known for his witty and direct comments, earning the nickname 'The Shady Lurker' for his candid approach to social commentary. |