Elon Musk has made the battle of PewDiePie vs T-Series more interesting

In the last six months, an intriguing battle has unfolded for YouTube subscribers. The Swedish YouTuber PewDiePie and the Indian entertainment company T-Series fought to surpbad themselves in terms of subscribers. At the last count, both players had over 86 million subscribers, with PewDiePie just ahead. Last night, this battle became interesting with billionaire Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, lending his support to PewDiePie.

Musk uses his favorite platform on Twitter to confirm that he will organize a next review of the film on PewDiePie's YouTube channel. In fact, Musk will not be alone but will also welcome Justin Roiland, creator of the famous animated sci-fi sitcom "Rick and Morty".

PewDiePie up to the last year at the top of the charts The series T has ambaded a lot of subscribers. Interestingly, until early 2018, the T-series had "only" 30 million subscribers, but it has grown rapidly.

As for Musk, he's no stranger to YouTube's videos and controversies. In 2018, he made a podcast on YouTube while smoking grbad, which got him into trouble. It will be interesting to see if Musk's appearance on PewDiePie's challenge will or will not give the chain a mbadive reversal. Musk enjoys immense popularity on social networks, mainly Twitter, and has nearly 24 million followers. So much so that Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey recently mentioned in an interview that Musk was an influent he found exciting on the platform.

In a direct question related to the influencer he loves most, Dorsey replied, "To me personally? I like the way @elonmusk uses Twitter. He focuses on solving existential problems and openly sharing his ideas. I respect that a lot, and all the ups and downs that go with #Karajack.

In response to Dorsey's tweet, Musk immediately tweeted, "Thanks Jack, Twitter is great!", Followed by a host of emojis of all kinds.