Knowing he couldn’t win, Pewdiepie called for stopping the `Subscribe to Pewdiepie` campaign, blaming the movement for going too far.

Knowing he couldn't win, Pewdiepie called for stopping the `Subscribe to Pewdiepie` campaign, blaming the movement for going too far. 2

Once the king of Youtube – the owner of unprecedented records in terms of growth rate and number of subs on this platform, but it seems that Pewdiepie could not successfully resist, and almost admitted defeat.

Just recently, Pewdiepie uploaded a 4-minute and extremely touching YouTube clip on April 28, where he announced that he wanted to stop his Youtube channel subscrire campaign, as well as ending the hostile relationship.

Kjellberg explained that the campaign went too far, out of control, more than a humorous slogan to seek support for his Youtube channel.

`My name has been attached to worse things than I could have imagined thanks to this campaign. And this has affected the Pewdiepie brand quite a lot,` Kjellberg admitted, explaining that he did not appear

`To be clear, I don’t want to rely on hostility to win,` Pewdiepie continued. `And now, the `Subscribe to Pewdiepie` movement should come to its end. It was born with a purpose

In addition, he also mentioned the verdict of the lawsuit from T-Series, and announced that he would remove the two videos Bitch Lasagna and Congratulation from the platform in India, and did not think that these songs would push

Knowing he couldn't win, Pewdiepie called for stopping the `Subscribe to Pewdiepie` campaign, blaming the movement for going too far.

Finally, he thanked the fans for their wholehearted support, but once again made everyone confused by admitting that he had no intention of racing for 100 million subs with Pewdiepie – which is the complete opposite.

Some people began to condemn Pew, saying that this Youtuber was quite hypocritical.

Well, I don’t know, the matter should be left to the community to judge.

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