Despite reports to the contrary, Holland's second best export hasn't been killed in a car crash. The man himself has refuted the rumours, using his hugely popular Twitter stream to tell readers 'It's nice to read that people care about my life.Thank you for all the support.It's good to be alive and to get so much love from You x.' Rather incredibly,  the false news of his death made the subject one of the 10 most popular topics of conversation on the micro-blogging site.

 

News first spread this morning when reports of a car crash involving Tiesto emerged. One site reported that 'An eyewitness told that his car crossed the double lines and then hit the center lane divider, and rolled several times.'

 

This isn't the first time that Tiesto has been subject to a hoax - the same story was circulated nearly two years ago while similarly fake stories of Cameron Diaz's death have surfaced this afternoon.