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Swedish YouTuber Felix Kjellberg, known online as PewDiePie, has uploaded over 4,100 videos on the YouTube platform.[1][a] Having accumulated over 25 billion video views, PewDiePie's channel ranked as the 15th-most-viewed on YouTube.[2][b] Due to PewDiePie's YouTube channel being the second most-subscribed on the platform, and the most-subscribed by an individual creator, his channel's videos attracted substantial media coverage.

According to Social Blade–a website which tracks YouTube channel statistics–on 29 December 2014, the PewDiePie channel surpassed emimusic's video view count, at over 7.2 billion views, to become the most-viewed channel on the website.[3][4] PewDiePie's channel held the distinction of being the most-viewed on the platform until 14 February 2017, when it was surpassed by T-Series, according to Social Blade.[5][6]

The oldest PewDiePie video available for public viewing on YouTube is "Minecraft Multiplayer Fun", published on 2 October 2010.[7] As of April 2020, the video has accumulated over 13 million video views.[‡ 1] The most-viewed video uploaded by PewDiePie is the music video "bitch lasagna", published on 5 October 2018.[8] As of April 2020, the video has accumulated over 246 million video views.[‡ 2]

Overview of videos

Let's Plays

PewDiePie has been noted for his Let's Play videos throughout his YouTube career. PewDiePie recalls his oldest memory of YouTube was his first video, which was him playing Minecraft while the game was in alpha; in a 2017 interview conducted by one of his friends, PewDiePie stated that he no longer has access to the video.[‡ 3]

PewDiePie's oldest video available for viewing is titled "Minecraft Multiplayer Fun".[9] Uploaded on 2 October 2010, the video is noted for containing mainly Swedish commentary from PewDiePie, rather than the English language he would later employ in his videos.[9] The video has amassed over 13 million video views as of January 2020.[‡ 1] On his early Let's Play videos, PewDiePie has stated "I was so shy back then," and added "It was so weird to me, sitting alone in a room talking into a microphone. That was unheard of back at the time. No one really did it."[10] Many of PewDiePie's early videos were Let's Plays centered on horror video games; Amnesia: The Dark Descent was one of the most noted games he played.[9] However, by 2014, PewDiePie began to feature less of these videos on his channel; Kotaku wrote: "Instead of limiting himself to horror games, Pewdiepie is now actively playing more things that interest him."[9] Happy Wheels was another oft-cited video game that helped propel PewDiePie's channel on YouTube.[9]

Many of PewDiePie's most-viewed videos are highlight compilations of his Let's Play videos.[11][12] One of these compilations, "A Funny Montage", was uploaded in June 2013 and spent a considerable amount of time as PewDiePie's most-viewed, with publications citing it as such through 2018.[13][14]

Formatted shows

Fridays with PewDiePie is a notable set of videos uploaded by PewDiePie towards the beginning portion of his YouTube career. The series was a weekly deviation from the Let's Play videos that formed most of his content output at the time, and often featured vlogs and PewDiePie completing viewer requests.[10][15]

In April 2018, Paul MacInnes of The Guardian noted that Kjellberg was beginning to post videos featuring one of three series formats.[16] The three series were You Laugh You Lose, which features Kjellberg watching humorous video clips while trying to not laugh; Last Week I Asked You, where he challenges his audience to create content and reviews the output; and Meme Review, in which he reviews popular Internet memes.[16] Furthermore, Kjellberg began a less commonly uploaded book club-styled series, which he notably enjoyed.[16]

Kjellberg also began Pew News, a satirical series where he presents and discusses recent news stories while in-character, often as fictional characters named after CNN hosts.[17] Pew News parodies both mainstream news channels, such as CNN, and YouTube news channels, such as DramaAlert.[17] Topics covered by Kjellberg on Pew News included culture war topics he previously avoided.[18] In late 2018 and early 2019, PewDiePie reacted to various compilations of TikTok videos.[19][20]

Music videos

Main articles: Bitch Lasagna and Congratulations (PewDiePie, Roomie and Boyinaband song)

In January 2018, PewDiePie uploaded a video of him singing to Party In Backyards' remix of "Hej Hej Monika", a 2004 Swedish pop song by Nic & the Family. PewDiePie's video was one of the ten most popular videos of the year in Sweden.[21]

On 5 October 2018, PewDiePie released "bitch lasagna", a diss track-styled music video aimed at T-Series.[22] The track, made in collaboration with producer Party in Backyard, was uploaded in the midst of media outlets projecting T-Series to surpass PewDiePie in terms of subscribers.[22][23] The video went on to replace "A Funny Montage" as PewDiePie's most-viewed video, with over 235 million views.[8]

On 31 March 2019, PewDiePie released "Congratulations", an upbeat synth pop/hip hop music video and song featuring RoomieOfficial and Boyinaband, to concede defeat to and sarcastically congratulate Indian music video channel T-Series surpassing him in subscribers. In the music video, PewDiePie criticizes T-Series for alleged tax evasion and for achieving their early success by selling pirated songs. He also mocks how T-Series sent him a cease and desist letter alleging that his actions and lyrics of "Bitch Lasagna" were defamatory. The video also thanks his fans for sticking with him through his YouTube career, referencing past notable videos.[24][25][26] The day after the song was uploaded to YouTube, PewDiePie regained his lead against T-Series.[27]

On 23 October 2019, following PewDiePie's surpassing 100 million subscribers and a few months of Minecraft gameplay videos, PewDiePie released "Mine All Day (Minecraft music video)". The song features two parts, separated by a beat switch: The first, referencing his in-game accomplishments; the second, referencing his real-world accomplishments.[28][29]

YouTube meta videos

Often times in his career, PewDiePie has made videos referencing the YouTube platform and its algorithm, as well as his place on the platform. During late 2016 and early 2017, PewDiePie uploaded a string of videos in response to YouTube changing their algorithms to focus more on a video's watch time statistics.[30] Some of these videos addressed the changes' platform-wide negatives effects on content creators' viewership.[31][32]

As a satirical knock on YouTube’s changing algorithms, PewDiePie made a video asking viewers to help the video reach 1 million likes, which it promptly did.[30] He followed that video with one asking his viewers to have the video reach 1 million dislikes.[30][33] With over 4.5 million dislikes (as of 22 April 2020), the video ranks as PewDiePie's most-disliked, as well as one of the most disliked on the entire YouTube platform.[34] Another video featuring PewDiePie asking his viewers to have it reach 1 million comments also garnered traction; at one point, the video was noted for having over 5 million comments.[35] However, many of the comments have since been removed, and as of 14 April 2020, the video now has approximately 1.5 million comments.[‡ 4]

On 27 December 2018, PewDiePie uploaded "YouTube Rewind 2018 but it's actually good", in response to YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind, which was originally uploaded by YouTube's Spotlight channel.[36] Everyone Controls Rewind was heavily criticized by viewers and content creators alike, and became the most-disliked video in YouTube's history.[33][36]

Viewership

Statistical history

An interesting note about Kjellberg's rise to fame: he never really had a video go viral. He just ground it out, slow and steady, growing subscriber by subscriber.

 –Lev Grossman, Time (2016)[37]

In March 2012, Swedish newspaper Expressen reported that PewDiePie had uploaded at least one video per day for the seven months preceding their report. Additionally, the publication noted that PewDiePie's channel accumulated 71 million total video views to that point, and 25 million video views in February 2012 alone.[38]

In June 2013, Tubefilter began a monthly listing of the most viewed YouTube channels. In 2013, PewDiePie was consistently toward the top of this listing, ranking #1 in June, July, August, October, and December of that year.[39] Analyzing Tubefilter's data, The Guardian reported that PewDiePie's channel earned 1.3 billion video views in the second half of 2013.[40] PewDiePie had two of the ten most-viewed gaming videos in 2013: the sixth-part of his Mad Father Let's Play was the third-most viewed of the year, earning 27 million views, and an entry in his Funny Gaming Montage series ranked as the eight-most viewed gaming video of 2013.[41]

In 2014, PewDiePie's YouTube channel was the most-viewed in January, and then for seven consecutive months from March to September.[42] In August 2014, Tubefilter reported that PewDiePie's channel surpassed the RihannaVEVO channel on 19 July as the most-viewed on YouTube at around 5.2 billion video views.[43] Data from Social Blade, however, shows that PewDiePie's channel still had less video views than the emimusic channel.[44] According to their data, the PewDiePie channel surpassed emimusic on 29 December 2014, at over 7.2 billion views, to become the most-viewed channel on the website.[3][4] According to Tubefilter and The Guardian, PewDiePie's channel amassed just under 4.1 billion video views in 2014, making it the most viewed channel during that year.[45][46] That figure was a reported 81% increase from PewDiePie's video views in 2013; PewDiePie's channel was the most viewed in that year, as well.[45]

By 2015, his videos averaged over 300 million views per month.[47] PewDiePie's channel eclipsed the 10 billion video view milestone on 6 September 2015, becoming the first channel to do so in the process.[48][49][50] At that time, "A Funny Montage" (then-titled "Funny Montage #1") was PewDiePie's most-viewed video, with approximately 68.8 million views; a partial reason it accumulated many views was due to its status as PewDiePie's channel trailer.[48] In 2016, PewDiePie experienced decreased viewership, which was similarly experienced by other content creators across the platform, due to change's in YouTube's algorithm.[32]

Renewed interest in PewDiePie's videos due to his subscriber competition with T-Series resulted in his channel earning over 500 million video views in December 2018, which was then the channel's single-highest monthly view count.[51] In July 2019, in large part due to Kjellberg's Minecraft gameplay videos, the PewDiePie channel received over 570 million video views; The Verge noted it was Kjellberg's most successful month in years–in terms of video views.[28] Data from Social Blade[c] shows a 573 million video view figure–the then-most views the PewDiePie channel had ever received in a single month.[52] Kjellberg was the most-viewed creator of 2019, with his channel receiving over 4 billion views during the year.[53]

Most viewed videos

All-time list
Top 10 most-viewed PewDiePie videos on YouTube
# Video name Views (millions) Upload date Video Notes
1. "bitch lasagna" 247.6 5 October 2018 [‡ 2] [d]
2. "Congratulations" 172.9 31 March 2019 [‡ 5] [e]
3. "LEVEL 7 | I'M NOT CRAZY (OUTLAST IRL GAMEPLAY)" 116.8 10 February 2016 [‡ 6] [f]
4. "A Funny Montage" 89.3 4 June 2013 [‡ 8] [g]
5. "THE RUBY PLAYBUTTON / YouTube 50 Mil Sub Reward Unbox" 76.6 18 December 2016 [‡ 9] [h]
6. "YouTube Rewind 2018 but it's actually good" 72.7 27 December 2018 [‡ 10] [i]
7. "FUNNY MONTAGE.. #2" 71.9 5 April 2014 [‡ 11] [j]
8. "Jabba the Hutt (PewDiePie Song) by Schmoyoho" 66.7 14 September 2013 [‡ 12] [k]
9. "FUNNY GAMING MONTAGE!" 50.7 28 October 2012 [‡ 13] [l]
10. "Unboxing 100 MIL YouTube AWARD!!" 49.0 10 September 2019 [‡ 14] [m]
Video view counts sourced from YouTube; accurate as of 14 April 2020.[8]
By year of upload
Most-viewed videos by PewDiePie by year of upload
Year Video name Views (millions) Upload date Video Notes
2010 "Minecraft Multiplayer Fun" 13.6 2 October 2010 [‡ 1] [n]
2011 "[Funny] SCARY MOMENTS IN VIDEO GAMES - (episode 5)" 13.1 5 December 2011 [‡ 15] [o]
2012 "FUNNY GAMING MONTAGE!" 50.7 28 October 2012 [‡ 13] [l]
2013 "A Funny Montage" 89.3 4 June 2013 [‡ 8] [g]
2014 "FUNNY MONTAGE.. #2" 71.9 5 April 2014 [‡ 11] [j]
2015 "FUNNY MONTAGE #4" 28.3 14 February 2015 [‡ 16] [p]
2016 "LEVEL 7 | I'M NOT CRAZY (OUTLAST IRL GAMEPLAY)" 116.8 10 February 2016 [‡ 6] [f]
2017 "JAKE PAUL" 42.5 6 June 2017 [‡ 17] [q]
2018 "bitch lasagna" 247.5 5 October 2018 [‡ 2] [d]
2019 "Congratulations" 172.7 31 March 2019 [‡ 5] [e]
2020 "It's been real, but I'm out! - LWIAY #00106" 24.3 15 January 2020 [‡ 18] [r]
Video view counts sourced from YouTube; accurate as of 13 April 2020.[8]

Demographics

See also: PewDiePie § Channel demographics and fan base

PewDiePie's channel appeals strongly to a group of viewers which Google refers to as "Generation C" for their habits of "creation, curation, connection and community".[62][63] This demographic has been more commonly referred to as Generation Z by researchers and popular media. In the 2010s, the channel attracted younger viewers, such as teenagers and those in the 18–24 age range; various surveys conducted throughout the decade highlighted that PewDiePie's online influence within these age demographics was comparable to that of mainstream celebrities'.[64][65] In a 2017 video, Kjellberg shared a screenshot of data provided by YouTube regarding his channel statistics, which suggested his largest demographic was among the 18–24 age group, followed by the 25–34 age group.[16]

Censorship

In April 2019, "Congratulations" and "bitch lasagna" were banned in India when the Delhi High Court granted an injunction in favor of T-Series.[66][67] The complaint against PewDiePie allegedly stated that his songs were "defamatory, disparaging, insulting, and offensive," and noted that comments on the videos were "abusive, vulgar, and also racist in nature."[67][68][69] Although both parties came to a settlement later in the year, PewDiePie's videos remain blocked in India.[69]

On 16 October 2019, PewDiePie uploaded an episode of his Meme Review series, in which he reacted to memes about the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests.[70] The video also featured his commentary on the China–NBA issue and the Blitzchung controversy, as well as memes comparing Chinese Communist Party general secretary Xi Jinping to Winnie-the-Pooh.[70][71] As a result, PewDiePie's channel and content were reportedly censored in China.[70][71] The BBC wrote that instead of a complete ban, only "some content related to the YouTuber has indeed been made inaccessible online," and that "there is no evidence to suggest this was done on the orders of the government."[72] The BBC suggested that Baidu seemingly removed PewDiePie-related messages on a forum out of caution, but that "a [Baidu] search for his name still returns more than eight million results."[72] Vox wrote that "access to reposted PewDiePie videos and music" appeared to be available to some regional users.[70]

Selected videography

Key
⌀ Denotes videos that have now been unlisted on YouTube.
Denotes videos that have now been made private on YouTube.
† Denotes videos that have now been removed from YouTube.

2010–2014

PewDiePie videos on YouTube
(listed by upload date)
Video name Upload date Description / notes Video Ref.
2010
"Minecraft Multiplayer Fun" 2 October 2010 PewDiePie commentates over Minecraft gameplay. [‡ 1] [9]
2011
"Bulletstorm Highlights" 28 February 2011 PewDiePie commentates over Bulletstorm gameplay.
Noted for being PewDiePie's least-viewed video. 		[‡ 19] [48]
"IT'S R*PING TIME (Official Music Video) Ao Oni" † 27 November 2011 A music video featuring clips of PewDiePie's Ao Oni gameplay. [‡ 20] [73]
2012
"Happy Wheels - Part 1 - PewDiePie Lets Play" 1 February 2012 PewDiePie commentates over Happy Wheels gameplay. [‡ 21] [9]
"[FUNNY] TOP SCARIEST MOMENTS OF GAMING! (with screams) episode 7" 25 February 2012 A compilation of PewDiePie's Let's Play videos featuring gameplay of Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Cry of Fear. [‡ 22] [74]
"FUNNY GAMING MONTAGE!" 28 October 2012 A compilation of PewDiePie's Lets Play videos featuring gameplay of Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Slender, and Just Dance 4, among other games. [‡ 13] [11]
2013
"OUTRAGEOUS ENDING! - Mad Father (6)" ⌀ 26 January 2013 PewDiePie commentates over Mad Father gameplay. [‡ 23] [41]
"VLOG - Singapore - BROS ARE EVERYWHERE!" 29 May 2013 A travel vlog featuring PewDiePie in Singapore for the Starcount Social Star Awards. [‡ 24] [75]
"A Funny Montage" 4 June 2013 A compilation of PewDiePie's Lets Play videos featuring gameplay of fan-made Super Mario games and Surgeon Simulator, among other games. [‡ 8] [11]
"The Last Of Us ENDING! - Final - Part 16" 28 June 2013 PewDiePie commentates over The Last of Us gameplay. [‡ 25] [76]
"10 MILLION BROS UNITE! - Charity: Water" 12 July 2013 In commemoration of reaching 10 million subscribers, PewDiePie encourages his viewers to donate to Charity: Water. [‡ 26] [77]
"THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT ME. - (Fridays With PewDiePie - Part 61)" 9 August 2013 PewDiePie participates in a YouTube trend, where he shares 25 facts about himself, with five being not true.
This video is the 61st episode in PewDiePie's Friday with PewDiePie series. 		[‡ 27] [78]
"Jabba the Hutt (PewDiePie Song) by Schmoyoho" 14 September 2013 A music video created by Schmoyoho (also known as The Gregory Brothers), pairing auto-tuned voice clips with video footage from PewDiePie's content. [‡ 12] [11]
"WORLDS MOST OFFENSIVE GAME? - (Fridays With PewDiePie - Part 73)" 23 November 2013 PewDiePie and his then-girlfriend Marzia Bisognin play Cards Against Humanity.
This video is the 73rd episode in PewDiePie's Fridays with PewDiePie series. 		[‡ 28] [11]
"BADASS CLEMENTINE! - The Walking Dead: Season 2 - Part 3 - Gameplay / Walkthrough" 18 December 2013 PewDiePie commentates over The Walking Dead: Season Two gameplay. [‡ 29] [79]
2014
"FLAPPY BIRD - DONT PLAY THIS GAME!" 27 January 2014 PewDiePie commentates over Dumb Ways to Die and Flappy Bird gameplay. [‡ 30] [80]
"TAKE YOUR PANTS OFF! (Update Vlog)" 3 March 2014 PewDiePie announces he would be scaling down the rate of his video production and upload output. [‡ 31] [81]
"Save the Children - 25 Million Bros!" 21 March 2014 In commemoration of reaching 25 million subscribers, PewDiePie encourages his viewers to donate to Save the Children. [‡ 32] [82]
"FUNNY MONTAGE.. #2" 5 April 2014 A compilation of PewDiePie's Lets Play videos featuring gameplay of South Park: The Stick of Truth, Dark Souls II, and Goat Simulator, among other games. [‡ 11] [11]
"FUNNY MONTAGE (bonus)" 12 April 2014 A compilation of PewDiePie's Lets Play videos. [‡ 33] [12]
"REAL LIFE HORROR! - As Above So Below: Catacombs Challenge" 11 June 2014 To promote the film As Above, So Below, PewDiePie asks his fans to vote on the scares that will be present in an underground horror scenario. [‡ 34] [83]
"As Above, So Below: CATACOMBS CHALLENGE - Episode 2 (2)" 17 August 2014 To promote the film As Above, So Below, PewDiePie participates in an eponymous challenge that had him traverse the Catacombs of Paris. [‡ 35] [84]
"Goodbye Comments." 29 August 2014 PewDiePie speaks on his channel reaching 30 million subscribers and the Ice Bucket Challenge, and announces that he would be disabling the ability for viewers to comment on his videos. [‡ 36] [85]
"THE HOTTEST ALIEN! - Alien Isolation - Gameplay Walkthrough - Part 7" 13 October 2014 PewDiePie commentates over Alien: Isolation gameplay.
The video was noted for PewDiePie reverting his decision to disable comments, as he set them to "approved". 		[‡ 37] [86]
"FUNNY MONTAGE #3" 25 October 2014 A compilation of PewDiePie's Let's Play videos. [‡ 38] [12]
"31,970,288 Subscribers!!!!" 5 November 2014 PewDiePie expresses his appreciation of his viewers and mentions how disabling comments made him feel happier. [‡ 39] [87]
"FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S 2 - Walkthrough / Playthrough / Gameplay - (NIGHT 1)" 11 November 2014 PewDiePie commentates over Five Nights at Freddy's 2 gameplay. [‡ 40] [88]
"Far Cry 4 IS TERRIFYING!" ¶ 29 November 2014 PewDiePie commentates over Far Cry 4 gameplay. [‡ 41] [89]
"MY FAVORITE SHREK GAME!. // Shrek: Extra Large" 12 December 2014 PewDiePie commentates over Shrek Extra Large gameplay. [‡ 42] [9]

2015–2019

PewDiePie videos on YouTube
(listed by upload date)
Video name Upload date Description / notes Video Ref.
2015
"FUNNY MONTAGE #4" 14 February 2015 This video is a compilation of PewDiePie's gaming content. [‡ 16] [59]
"THE PEWDIEPIE GAME!" 12 April 2015 PewDiePie talks about PewDiePie: Legend of the Brofist, which was released later in 2015. [‡ 43] [90]
"Things I Wish I Knew... - (Fridays With PewDiePie - Part 99)" 1 May 2015 PewDiePie shares advice he would have given himself during his teenage years.
This video is the 99th episode in PewDiePie's Fridays with PewDiePie series. 		[‡ 44] [91]
"TRIPPIEST GAME EVER?" 6 June 2015 PewDiePie commentates over Wrassling, Infinideer, and Circa Infinity gameplay. [‡ 45] [92]
"Lets Talk About Money." 7 July 2015 PewDiePie speaks on media reports about his 2014 earnings. [‡ 46] [13]
"I BECAME A ZOMBIE" 28 August 2015 Sponsored by Scopely, PewDiePie commentates over The Walking Dead: Road to Survival gameplay. [‡ 47] [93]
"10 BILLION MONTAGE!" 20 September 2015 A montage of PewDiePie's videos, in commemoration of his channel reaching 10 billion views. [‡ 48] [10]
"IT'S JUST A PRANK BRO - YouTube Highschool" 25 October 2015 PewDiePie voices the action of digital cutouts of popular YouTubers on stock photo backgrounds. [‡ 49] [94]
2016
"LEVEL 7 | I'M NOT CRAZY (OUTLAST IRL GAMEPLAY)" 10 February 2016 PewDiePie encounters situations and sets inspired by the video game Outlast.
This video is the 7th episode of the YouTube Red series Scare PewDiePie. 		[‡ 6] [55]
"OLD VS. NEW PEWDIEPIE! (Fridays With PewDiePie - Part 111)" 24 April 2016 PewDiePie views his older videos and compares them to his newer video style.
This video is the 111th episode of PewDiePie's Fridays with PewDiePie series. 		[‡ 50] [95]
"I'M LOSING SUBS!!!!" 29 June 2016 PewDiePie discusses YouTube's platform-wide subscriber purge. [‡ 51] [96]
"I NEED MY FANS! (Charity)" 12 July 2016 PewDiePie encourages his viewers to support the non-profit organization Crisis Text Line. [‡ 52] [97]
"I Went On Holiday..." 28 August 2016 A travel vlog featuring PewDiePie and his girlfriend Marzia Bisognin on holiday in Kuala Lumpur for their anniversary. [‡ 53] [75]
"WHY I GOT UNVERIFIED" 31 August 2016 PewDiePie discusses his Twitter account being unverified. [‡ 54] [98]
"I QUIT (for now) [END]" 15 November 2016 PewDiePie speaks about being stressed out by producing videos at a high rate [‡ 55] [99]
"DELETING MY CHANNEL AT 50 MILLION." 2 December 2016 PewDiePie speaks about changes in YouTube's algorithms affecting users' recommended and suggested video feeds. He additionally states that he will delete his channel once it reaches 50 million subscribers. [‡ 56] [100]
"**wtf is going on with Youtube**" 4 December 2016 PewDiePie again speaks about changes in YouTube's algorithms affecting users' recommended and suggested video feeds. [‡ 57] [101]
"CRINGEMAS CHARITY LIVESTREAM - Pewdiepie/Markiplier/Jacksepticeye/KickthePJ and Emmablackery!" 9 December 2016 PewDiePie–joined by fellow YouTubers Markiplier, Jacksepticeye, KickThePJ, and Emma Blackery–hold a live stream with the purpose to raise money for (RED), an HIV/AIDS–related charity. [‡ 58] [102]
"Can this video hit 1 million likes?" 10 December 2016 PewDiePie asks his viewers to like the video. [‡ 59] [30]
"THE RUBY PLAYBUTTON / YouTube 50 Mil Sub Reward Unbox" 18 December 2016 PewDiePie unboxes a customized Ruby Play Button award sent to him by YouTube in commemoration of his channel reaching 50 million subscribers. [‡ 9] [56]
"Can this video get 1 million dislikes?" 24 December 2016 PewDiePie asks his viewers to dislike the video. [‡ 60] [30]
2017
"STARTED A FIRE IN THE BUILDING! (Experiment Gone Wrong)" 10 January 2017 PewDiePie is seen slicing open a Furby with a hot knife before they incinerated the toy with small blowtorches. [‡ 61] [103]
"I've Discovered The Greatest Thing Online..." † 11 January 2017 PewDiePie uses the Fiverr website.
This video attracted controversy and heavily negative reception from media outlets. 		[‡ 62] [103]
"Can this video get 1 million comments?" 28 January 2017 PewDiePie asks his viewers to comment on the video. [‡ 4] [35]
"My Response" † 16 February 2017 PewDiePie apologizes for offensive jokes and addresses allegations of anti-Semitic views in his content. [‡ 63] [104]
"My Response" 12 September 2017 PewDiePie apologizes for using a racial slur during a stream. [‡ 64] [105]
2018
"PewDiePie Hej Monika Remix by Party In Backyard" 27 January 2018 PewDiePie sings a Party In Backyard remix cover of "Hej Hej Monika", a song originally recorded by Nic & the Family. [‡ 65] [21]
"THIS VIDEO HAS GREAT ADS 📰 PEW NEWS📰" 1 April 2018 PewDiePie speaks about and criticizes YouTube's demonetization policies.
The video is an episode of PewDiePie's Pew News series. 		[‡ 66] [99]
"THIS CHANNEL WILL OVERTAKE PEWDIEPIE! LWIAY #0046" 29 August 2018 In a partially ironically-toned video, PewDiePie addresses T-Series being projected to pass his channel in subscribers.
This video is the 46th episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series. 		[‡ 67] [106]
"bitch lasagna" 5 October 2018 A diss track-styled music video aimed at T-Series, as part of their vying with PewDiePie to become the most-subscribed channel on YouTube.
The video is banned in India as a result of PewDiePie's 2019 release of "Congratulations". 		[‡ 2] [22]
"Okay, This Is Epic ( Bonus Meme ft. Ben Shapiro) [MEME REVIEW] 👏 👏#40" 2 November 2018 An episode of Meme Review noted for featuring Ben Shapiro.
This video is the 40th episode of the Meme Review series. 		[‡ 68] [107]
"DON'T Subscribe to Pewdiepie" 9 December 2018 PewDiePie addresses the growth of the "Subscribe to PewDiePie" meme, and at the end of the video, recommends various smaller channels for viewers to subscribe to.
The video is an episode of PewDiePie's Pew News series. 		[‡ 69] [108]
"PewDiePie's biggest OOPSIE. 📰 PEW NEWS📰" 11 December 2018 PewDiePie responds to media reports and criticism about him promoting E;R, who was among a larger amount of smaller YouTube channels recommend by PewDiePie. PewDiePie expressed that he recommended E;R's channel due to his Death Note review, was unaware of his other videos' reportedly anti-Semitic content, and removed his recommendation of E;R from his prior video.
The video is an episode of PewDiePie's Pew News series. 		[‡ 70] [109]
"YouTube Rewind 2018 but it's actually good" 27 December 2018 A YouTube Rewind–styled mashup featuring prominent Internet memes from 2018. [‡ 10] [36]
2019
"Tik Toks most HILARIOUS funny compilations LAUGHING while CRYING O M G part 10" 28 January 2019 PewDiePie reacts to several TikTok videos.
This video is the 10th episode in PewDiePie's TikTok series. 		[‡ 71] [110]
"Will Smith hosts Meme Review w/ Elon Musk [MEME REVIEW] 👏 👏#50" 22 February 2019 An episode of Meme Review noted for featuring Elon Musk and Justin Roiland.
This video is the 50th episode of the Meme Review series. 		[‡ 72] [111]
"QnA with future Wifey" 3 March 2019 A questions and answers video featuring PewDiePie's then-girlfriend Marzia Bisognin. [‡ 73] [112]
"Congratulations" 31 March 2019 A music video mock-congratulating T-Series for surpassing PewDiePie to become the most-subscribed channel on YouTube. In diss track fashion, PewDiePie raps about controversial incidents involving T-Series. The video is banned in India. [‡ 5] [54]
"Ending the Subscribe to Pewdiepie Meme" 28 April 2019 A vlog in which PewDiePie addresses the "Subscribe to PewDiePie" meme and movement in general, and announces he would like his audience to cease from spreading that message, specifically due to criminal acts referencing the meme. [‡ 74] [113]
"Papers, Please!" 22 June 2019 PewDiePie commentates over Papers, Please gameplay. [‡ 75] [114]
"Explaining why I REFUSED to play Minecraft - LWIAY #0085" 25 July 2019 PewDiePie explains his thoughts on Minecraft, such as why he refrained from playing the game earlier during his YouTube career.
This video is the 85th episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series. 		[‡ 76] [115]
"Marzia & Felix - Wedding 19.08.2019" 24 August 2019 A wedding video featuring PewDiePie and his wife Marzia Kjellberg. [‡ 77] [116]
"Best Week Ever. LWIAY #0089" 26 August 2019 PewDiePie visits the r/PewdiepieSubmissions subreddit and reacts to fan submissions, memes, and reactions to his wedding and his channel reaching 100 million subscribers.
This video is the 89th episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series. 		[‡ 78] [117]
"Unboxing 100 MIL YouTube AWARD!!" 10 September 2019 PewDiePie reviews his past content up to him reaching the 100 million subscriber milestone. He additionally unboxes the Red Diamond Creator Award, given to him by YouTube for reaching the milestone, and announces a $50,000 donation to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). [‡ 14] [57]
"My 100 Mil Award BROKE! - LWIAY #0091" 12 September 2019 PewDiePie reacts to fan submissions on his subreddit. He also rescinds his $50,000 donation to the ADL, citing that he did not select a charity he was personally passionate about.
This video is the 91st episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series. 		[‡ 79] [58]
"Hong Kong vs Joker Ends Fortnite [MEME REVIEW] 👏 👏#68" 16 October 2019 PewDiePie reacts to various memes, including some about the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests, as well as some that compare Xi Jinping to Winnie-the Pooh.
The video is the 68th episode of PewDiePie's Meme Review series. 		[‡ 80] [70]
"Pewdiepie Is BANNED in China LWIAY #0096" 19 October 2019 PewDiePie explains that his content was banned in China after he shared memes comparing Xi Jinping to Winnie-the Pooh and spoke about the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests.
This video is the 96th episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series. 		[‡ 81] [118]
"Mine All Day (Minecraft Music Video)" 23 October 2019 A music video with two parts: The first, in Minecraft Animation style flaunting his in-game achievements, and the second, a real-world music video flaunting his real-life achievements. [‡ 82] [29]
"Answering Very Personal Questions" 28 December 2019 In a vlog format, PewDiePie answers personal questions from his fans. [‡ 83] [75]

2020–present

PewDiePie videos on YouTube
(listed by upload date)
Video name Upload date Description / notes Video Ref.
2020
"Pewdiepie NETWORTH revealed! 📰PEW NEWS 📰" 4 January 2020 PewDiePie responds to various media stories about himself, relating to his net worth, his comments on his fans from Malaysia and Singapore, and a web comic meme.
The video is an episode of PewDiePie's Pew News series. 		[‡ 84] [119]
"It's been real, but I'm out! - LWIAY #00106" 15 January 2020 PewDiePie announces he will be going on hiatus, in addition to reviewing memes from his subreddit.
This video is the 106th episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series. 		[‡ 18] [61]
"I went on a break for 30 days & THIS HAPPENED - LWIAY #00107" 21 February 2020 PewDiePie returns from a hiatus and discusses what he did during it, in addition to reviewing memes from his subreddit.
This video is the 107th episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series. 		[‡ 85] [120]

Collaborative videography

Key
^ Denotes videos that have now been unlisted on YouTube.
Denotes videos that have now been made private on YouTube.
† Denotes videos that have now been removed from YouTube.
PewDiePie's collaborative appearances on other YouTube channels
(listed by upload date)
Video name Channel Upload date Description / notes Video Ref.
"Rasputin vs Stalin. Epic Rap Battles of History" ERB 22 April 2013 PewDiePie appears as Mikhail Baryshnikov in an episode of Epic Rap Battles of History featuring fictionalized portrayals of Grigori Rasputin and Joseph Stalin. [‡ 86] [121]
"YouTube Rewind: What Does 2013 Say?" YouTube[s] 11 December 2013 PewDiePie appears as himself in an episode of the annual YouTube Rewind series. [‡ 87] [122]
"The Catacombs Challenge - Behind the Scenes" ¶ Marzia[t] 17 August 2014 Marzia Bisognin vlogs with her boyfriend PewDiePie in Paris during their promotion for As Above, So Below. [‡ 88] [84]
""How to make it big on Youtube" with Pewdiepie | SVT/NRK/Skavlan" Skavlan 26 November 2014 PewDiePie gives tips on how to "make it big on YouTube". [‡ 89] [123]
"YouTube Rewind: Turn Down for 2014" YouTube[s] 9 December 2014 PewDiePie appears as himself in an episode of the annual YouTube Rewind series. [‡ 90] [124]
"YouTube Rewind: Now Watch Me 2015 | #YouTubeRewind" YouTube[s] 9 December 2015 PewDiePie appears as himself in an episode of the annual YouTube Rewind series. [‡ 91] [125]
"YouTube Rewind: The Ultimate 2016 Challenge | #YouTubeRewind" YouTube[s] 7 December 2016 PewDiePie appears as himself in an episode of the annual YouTube Rewind series. [‡ 92] [126]
"Goodbye Youtube." Marzia 22 October 2018 In a vlog, PewDiePie's then-girlfriend Marzia Bisognin announces her retirement from YouTube.
PewDiePie appears via archived footage. 		[‡ 93] [127]
"PewDiePie on Why He Stopped Drinking" Cold Ones Clips 16 July 2019 A clip from an episode of the Cold Ones video podcast, in which PewDiePie discusses his former drinking habit. [‡ 94] [128]
"YouTube Rewind 2019: For the Record | #YouTubeRewind" YouTube 5 December 2019 Through archived footage, PewDiePie appears as himself in an episode of the annual YouTube Rewind series. [‡ 95] [129]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ This count is accurate as of 14 April 2020, and does not include videos which have been removed from YouTube.
  2. ^ Channel video views count accurate as of 15 April 2020.
  3. ^ Social Blade provides statistical data for PewDiePie's channel dating as far back as April 2011.[52]
  4. ^ a b "bitch lasagna" is a diss track-styled music video aimed at T-Series.[22] The track, made in collaboration with producer Party in Backyard.
  5. ^ a b This is a music video directing a congratulatory gesture toward T-Series, but in a mocking tone, as it was uploaded in the context of T-Series surpassing PewDiePie in subscriber count. PewDiePie is also featured discussing controversial incidents involving T-Series. The video was made in collaboration with Roomie and Boyinaband.[54]
  6. ^ a b Based on the 2013 video game Outlast, "LEVEL 7 | I'M NOT CRAZY (OUTLAST IRL GAMEPLAY)" is the seventh episode from the first season of Scare PewDiePie.[55] Scare PewDiePie was a YouTube Red (now renamed YouTube Premium) series and only this episode was made available as a free episode, whereas the other episodes require a subscription to YouTube Premium.[‡ 7]
  7. ^ a b "A Funny Montage" is a compilation of moments from PewDiePie's Let's Play-styled content.[48]
  8. ^ In commemoration of his channel reaching 50 million subscribers, YouTube sent PewDiePie a customized Ruby Play Button award; PewDiePie features himself unboxing the award in this video.[56]
  9. ^ In collaboration with several other content creators, PewDiePie uploaded a YouTube Rewind-styled mashup video in response to YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind and the mostly negative reception that video received.[36]
  10. ^ a b "FUNNY MONTAGE.. #2" is another compilation of PewDiePie's gaming content; the video includes clips featuring South Park: The Stick of Truth, Dark Souls II, and Goat Simulator.[11]
  11. ^ "Jabba the Hutt (PewDiePie Song) by Schmoyoho" is a music video created by Schmoyoho (also known as The Gregory Brothers) and pairs auto-tuned voice clips with video footage from PewDiePie's content.[11]
  12. ^ a b This video is an entry in PewDiePie's Funny Gaming Montage series, uploaded during PewDiePie's initial rise to popularity on YouTube. The video features gameplay of Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Slender, and Just Dance 4, among other games.[11]
  13. ^ PewDiePie reviews his past content, dating from "Minecraft Multiplayer Fun" through his 100 million subscriber milestone. He additionally unboxes the Red Diamond Creator Award, given to him by YouTube for reaching the milestone.[57] He also announced a $50,000 donation to the Anti-Defamation League, which he later rescinded.[58]
  14. ^ "Minecraft Multiplayer Fun" is a Let's Play video featuring PewDiePie's gameplay of Minecraft. The video is notable for being the oldest video available for public viewing on PewDiePie's channel.[9]
  15. ^ "[Funny] SCARY MOMENTS IN VIDEO GAMES - (episode 5)" is a compilation of PewDiePie's gaming content, featuring clips of his Let's Plays of horror games.
  16. ^ "FUNNY MONTAGE #4" is another compilation of PewDiePie's gaming content.[59]
  17. ^ In this video, PewDiePie reacts to Jake Paul's "It's Everyday Bro" song and accompanying music video, which references PewDiePie.[60]
  18. ^ PewDiePie announces he will be going on hiatus, in addition to reviewing memes from his subreddit. The video is the 106th episode of PewDiePie's Last Week I Asked You series.[61]
  19. ^ a b c d This YouTube channel was named "YouTube Spotlight" at the time of the video's upload.
  20. ^ This YouTube channel has was named "CutiePieMarzia" at the time of the video's upload.

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Further reading

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