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I love your new transitions, Pewds. Very cool and original.

Thanks for that Pewds. I've been having a really messed up day and it was nice to end it on a laugh.

Well you certainly earnt that like, Pewdie!

Regardless of winky emoticon frequency, whilst it's possible to use such a system as you're describing, the fact remains that you would somehow need to get YouTube on board with it. One problem with humanity is that we are quite content to leave jigsaw pieces all over the floor until enough people step on them and complain or we start to lose pieces. To make adjustments to the current setup YouTube would either need the incentive of increased profit gain or usage of the site, or the concern that…

I think Marzia is a great beauty role model. She doesn't starve herself, doesn't try to alter herself a great deal and generally just goes around being naturally beautiful and inspiring people to be themselves.

Maybe some Marzipans could put together a video full of nice messages and support for her.

Would the issue not then become people saying things like 'CheCK....OuT- m y - ChAn.. nEl! -'? The technique you're suggesting is in use in the censored word system of many forums and simple obstructions in the phrases allow the comments to go through without censorship. This not only doesn't solve the redundant comments but also makes them that much more irritating. Broadening the system to correct this loophole would then mean that valid comments, such as 'I love this channel. The way Pewdie n…

I agree with Okuu. In so far as other channels, participation in comments sections is optional, and thus avoidance is often the best solution at current. It'd be nice to be able to filter out spam but realistically the website is much too popular for any sort of wide spread moderation that ceases all problems.

I don't have an opinion on his choice to remove the comments as it's not something that affects me. However, it clearly seems to have been a positive move for him and the channel. I do think this website is an excellent alternative. Actual bros rather than hoards of trolls, self advertisers and meaningless aggression. Almost all of the members here are dedicated and considerate contributors to the bro army.

I cried during the Crooked Man playthrough. Something about struggling with a personal identity and past resonated with me. I think we can all relate to seeing crooked versions of ourselves at one point in time. It also makes me sad to see when Pewds isn't enjoying himself - when he plays popular games that he isn't fond of or has to address the issues with the comments. His channel is his, not ours.