Author: Patricia Hernandez
Felix “Pewdiepie” Kjellberg has held the YouTube crown for so long that it’s almost unthinkable to imagine another channel surpassing his enormous 65 million subscriber count. But the infamous Swedish comedian is currently gearing up for what he sees as the inevitable moment that he will no longer be the biggest channel on YouTube.
Yesterday, Kjellberg uploaded a (partially ironic) video where he addresses the YouTube gossip that another channel will soon surpass his subscriber count. According to his estimate, this event will happen sometime around November — so he playfully challenges the contender to a “saber fight.”
The channel is none other than T-Series, an Indian music production company that has been trailing Kjellberg for some...
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Felix “Pewdiepie” Kjellberg has held the YouTube crown for so long that it’s almost unthinkable to imagine another channel surpassing his enormous 65 million subscriber count. But the infamous Swedish comedian is currently gearing up for what he sees as the inevitable moment that he will no longer be the biggest channel on YouTube.
Yesterday, Kjellberg uploaded a (partially ironic) video where he addresses the YouTube gossip that another channel will soon surpass his subscriber count. According to his estimate, this event will happen sometime around November — so he playfully challenges the contender to a “saber fight.”
The channel is none other than T-Series, an Indian music production company that has been trailing Kjellberg for some...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...