Harrowing livestream shows father-of-four construction worker plead for their ... trends now

Harrowing footage from a Facebook livestream at the scene of a devastating North Carolina fire showed two men trapped in the inferno and begging for help before they died. 

Demonte Tyree Sherrill, 30, was one of two people who died on Thursday in the massive blaze in Charlotte.

The footage showed Sherrill making a desperate plea for help before being overtaken by the flames. 

'Yo. I'm in South Park right now at work. The building's on fire and I can't get out. It's getting harder and harder for them to see us,' Sherrill stated calmly on camera.

'The building is on fire and I'm trapped inside. Me and my man,' he said, as he showed himself and his colleague.

Crews were able to rescue 15 workers from the massive blaze that erupted at an under-construction apartment complex. One of those rescued was trapped by smoke in a high-rise crane. 

Sherrill appeared to remain incredibly calm in the footage until he called out for assistance. 

'HELP! HELP! HELP!' he yelled out desperately. 

'Yo! This building's on fire. I'm at work. We're at South Park,' he repeated once more before the video suddenly cuts out.

Sherrill could be heard crying out for help with his own family members witnessing his distressing final moments on the Facebook Live stream as the entire floor of the building filled with smoke.

'I was hoping but just from the (Facebook Live), and the way the room filled up with smoke, I didn't see it being any hope at that time,' his mother, Onita, told WSOC.

She said she felt numb and in shock following the horrific ordeal.