T-Series outperformed Pewdiepie in terms of YouTube subscribers and no one noticed

After a run of nearly six years, the internet personality was finally dethroned as YouTube's most subscribed channel by the channel. Bollywood video clips.The video production company surpbaded the number of YouTuber subscribers for the first time on Friday, February 22.

However, the reign of the Indian series T-Series as the most-subscribed new channel on YouTube did not last

"For about 8 minutes, as a result of a YouTube audit, T-Series was ahead of PewDiePie (about 2000 [subscribers])," said a spokesman for the SocialBlade social media badytics company confirmed in a statement to Mashable

YouTube regularly checks accounts to ensure that statistics, such as those of channel subscribers, are accurate and reflect only One of these automated audits had an impact on PewDiePie's T-series account. "The creator lost about 20,000 subscribers at the same time on Friday, giving the Bollywood production company a lead over a short period.

Felix Kjellberg, aka PewDiePie, has been in the top-rated YouTube rankings for over 5 years. March 22, 2013 before being briefly overtaken by the T series The YouTuber have quickly regained the advantage and have more than 110,000 subscribers on T-Series at the time of publication.

The decisive moment has come and gone so fast that no one seems to have noticed it, other than the social chatter from some of PewDiePie's most hardcore fans and T-Series. Some recordings of YouTube channels where subscribers of both channels count in real time.

PewDiePie and T-Series embarked on a race at the top of the YouTube subscriber rankings for months. The creator first posted a video warning his fans that he was about to lose his "most subscribed" YouTube channel title last summer. At the time, the T series was to double in October. However, PewDiePie's galvanized fanbase powered the YouTuber to. Thanks to its rivalry with the Bollywood production company, PewDiePie has grown from around 66 million subscribers to nearly 90 million subscribers in just six months.

But, because of a constant and steady gain of subscribers on the T-Series channel as the growth of the Internet user population in India, this is only one question long before T-Series outperforms PewDiePie again. Eventually, the chain will even pbad PewDiePie for good.

Mashable has contacted YouTube for a comment and will update this post as soon as we receive our response.