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PewDiePie and T-Series have long been competing for first place on YouTube. The online battle took a new turn after PewDiePie removed two of its videos from YouTube following an order from the Delhi High Court.
Delhi HC ordered the deletion of PewDiePie titles against T-Series, namely "Congratulations" and "Bitch lasagna". & # 39; Bar & Bench Reports. YouTube has also been instructed to verify that these videos are no longer uploaded to the platform. If you search for one of the videos on YouTube, you will find that they are not available in India.
T-Series argued that the diff pieces contained defamatory remarks against the Indians. However, PewDiePie said that all this was "done in a fun way" and that he would not download such videos anymore. YouTuber launched "Congratulations" on March 31 in a similar language. In this song, PewDiePie "congratulates" T-Series for becoming the first YouTube channel while accusing T-Series of selling pirated music at the same time.
The High Court was of the opinion that the songs had "been the subject of repeated comments". are abusive, vulgar and also racist in nature, "according to the report. The case is currently pending before the Delhi High Court and the next hearing will be held on July 15th.
PewDiePie's flagship YouTube post was threatened after T-Series was close to subscribers. The Swede YouTuber has since campaigned to keep his job. The T Series began to outpace PewDiePie's subscriber earlier this year. The Indian music label has even held the throne the longest March of its history.
Both YouTube channels currently dominate with over 93 million subscribers.
First publication:
April 11, 2019 5:36 PM IST
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