PewDiePie was suddenly banned by China

PewDiePie has been officially banned on many online services in China, YouTuber This confirmed in a video posted on his channel. PewDiePie claims that he has banned in China due to his support of the Hong Kong pro-democracy protests and mockery of the Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping. “I knew it was going to happen,” admitted PewDiePie, before saying he was sorry that fans in China wouldn’t be able to watch his videos anymore.

However, PewDiePie doesn’t seem too hurt because ban mine, because he spent less than a minute in the 15-minute video”PewDiePie is BANNED in China” talks about the issue.The rest he devoted to an ordinary PewDiePie reaction video involving another YouTuber who has directed his career towards covering Chinese songs for the Chinese market. Surprisingly, PewDiePie doesn’t mention why there are two different themes included in one video.

It is not clear how the Chinese ban PewDiePie is facing. In his own words, he was banned from “all forums related to Reddit” and any “video Youtube related” in China. Perhaps he’s referring to popular social media platforms like TikTok or Youku, or search engines like Baidu. It’s unknown if PewDiePie is banned from visiting. Has China like other public figures ever suffered?

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The specific video that Pewdiepie cited as the reason he was banned in China was the “Hong Kong vs Joker Ends Fortnite” video. [MEME REVIEW]” October 16. In the video, PewDiePie showed his support for Hong Kong. Swedish YouTuber This also talks about the recent episode of “South Park” criticizing Hong Kong, leading to its own ban in the country. And finally, Pewdiepie joked about Chinese President Xi Jinping comparing him to Winnie the Pooh.

PewDiePie can totally exaggerate the nature of the ban and it’s not as serious as he implies. Exaggeration in video titles on YouTube is not uncommon, but it is not uncommon for China to punish statements that are contrary to government values. Pewdiepie’s “jokes” fall within that range of punishment.

However, up to this point, PewDiePie continues to dominate YouTube with more than 101 million won subscribers and shows no signs of slowing down.