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The reign of Felix 'PewDiePie' Kjellberg at the top of YouTube seemed to be over Wednesday, February 20, but a new video of the Swede saw him open the gap again on T-Series.
For years, Kjellberg has been at the top of YouTube as the owner of the channel with the largest number of subscribers.
In 2018, the Indian media company T-Series finally made up for the Swede, becoming the first channel to replace PewDiePie.
Many of YouTube's big names have tried to keep Kjellberg at the top of the platform, posting videos encouraging their fans to subscribe to PewDiePie, Mr. Beast even going so far as to hire billboards. Display to prevent T-Series from fighting.
On February 20, things went wrong for Kjellberg, while T-Series had more than 10,000 subscribers behind him, but the download of a new video seems to have once again delayed the end.
The video entitled "I might as well download this because we are losing …", saw Kjellberg revise books. PewDiePie opened the video stating, "T-Series has probably gone over." While PewDiePie had accepted the defeat, the video actually seemed to have had the opposite effect, opening up the gap again. up to more than 30,000 subscribers in less than 24 hours.
It remains to be seen how long PewDiePie will remain at the top of YouTube, but you can keep an eye on the tight race using our live subscriber tracker PewDiePie vs. T-Series.
Even though PewDiePie has managed to create a new distance between himself and his opponent, it seems like it's only a matter of time before T-Series finally takes the crown.
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