PewDiePie's war with the T series hits the Super Bowl, while YouTuber Mr Beast tackles the game with 'Sub 2 PewDiePie' shirts & # 39;

PewDiePie, also known as Felix Kjellberg. Getty

• PewDiePie was threatened with losing first place as the most popular channel on YouTube for the benefit of the Indian music channel T-Series.
• Although it is anticipated that T-Series is ahead of PewDiePie, it has clung to first place by campaigning for subscribers with other YouTube stars.
• During Sunday's Super Bowl, YouTuber, Beast voiced his support for PewDiePie, with shirts captured in front of the camera.

The battle for subscriber supremacy between YouTuber PewDiePie and T-Series made an appearance during the Super Bowl. Sunday, when another YouTuber has shown support for the Swedish vlogger.

PewDiePie has been the most popular YouTube channel for months and is threatened by the Indian T-Series music channel.

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YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson, aka Mr. Beast, who himself commissions a follow-up of 14.5 million subscribers, promoted the PewDiePie channel at the Super Bowl on Sunday with jerseys explaining "Sub [scribe] 2 PewDiePie. "

ESPN cameras captured the waterfall:

And Donaldson claimed credit on Twitter:

This is not the first demonstration of support from Mr Beast. He bought radio commercials and billboards to promote PewDiePie and performed a 12-hour waterfall during which he declared "PewDiePie" 100,000 times.

Other YouTubers also rallied to PewDiePie's case, including Logan Paul, who offered to donate to charity if his supporters subscribed to PewDiePie.

PewDiePie currently has nearly 83.9 million subscribers, with T-Series on the heels with 83.8 million