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- Iconic YouTuber Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg has apparently been retired for two years but he still posts to his YouTube channel, which has left some fans confused about the state of his career. PewDiePie is a legend in the YouTuber world for being the first single-user channel to reach over 111 million subscribers.
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PewDiePie - YouTube. @PewDiePie. •. 111M subscribers • 4.7K videos. I make videos. ...more. instagram.com/pewdiepie and 2 more links. Videos. Live. Playlists. Community. Escaping to Japan's...
Shortly after, PewDiePie was surpassed by YouTube's Spotlight channel in subscribers. After jostling for the top position during the next month, PewDiePie's channel took firm hold of the most-subscribed title on 23 December. On 9 January 2014, the channel reached the 20 million subscriber milestone.
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PewDiePie was born as Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg in Gothenburg in 1989. Growing up in the second largest city in Sweden, Pewds has said in past interviews that video games had always been a part of his life, and by the time he was a teenager, he was going to internet cafes to play them. 1. Read more: Who is HAchubby? How a Korean IRL streamer is bec...
In an interview with The Guardian in 2015, the Swede explained that when he first started out, he didn’t expect to make money. “I knew people were big at other types of videos, but there was no one big in gaming,” he said. 1. Read More: Who is MontanaBlack88? Twitch streamer who became number one most subscribed However, it wasn’t the sandbox title...
While the YouTube star would continue with his Let’s Plays and gaming content for years, he eventually got burnt out in 2015 and began to make changes to switch his style. In 2016, he shifted his focus towards mature humor, and doing reaction commentary videos. 1. Read More: Who is Pokimane? The number one female streamer on Twitch During a 2017 up...
2018 was big for PewSiePie. His reaction series had grown his channel, but the Swede had a new challenger when Indian based corporation T-Series’ began to close in on his subscriber count. The feud, called ‘T-Series vs. PewDiePie’, became a cultural phenomenon, as the entire YouTube community rallied behind the Swede with a subscriber marathon to k...
PewDiePie made his triumphant return to gaming on June 21, 2019 when he surprised fans with a new Minecraft series that took the video platform by storm. Often dubbed the ‘PewDiePie effect’, the Swede playing the 10 year old sandbox game made it a massive hit again. 1. Read More: Top 10 PewDiePie Minecraft moments so far Fans were treated to an epi...
After nine years on the platform, PewDiePie broke the 100 million subscriber milestone on August 25, making him the first individual to do so, and the biggest content creator in the world. 1. Read More: PewDiePie finally reacts to hitting 100 million YouTube subscribers As if that wasn’t incredible enough, the Swede revealed on August 20 that he an...
May 4, 2020 · PewDiePie -- whose real name is Felix Kjellberg -- agreed to live stream exclusively on YouTube, the company said Monday. Kjellberg's YouTube channel has 104 million susbcribers, making it...
Dec 16, 2019 · PewDiePie had been linked to Disney through Maker Studios, a company with a network of YouTube stars. Later that year, he apologised for using the N-word during a live stream.
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Sep 10, 2019 · In August 2013, PewDiePie became the most-subscribed-to channel on YouTube. He edged out the Smosh Brothers for the title, and the creators created a video celebrating the new king of...
Since August 2013, PewDiePie's channel has been the most subscribed channel on YouTube, being surpassed briefly in November and December 2013, by YouTube's Spotlight channel.
