unknown_93 wrote:

Please do a second part of it

Mohammad Beheshti Shirazi wrote:

I know Pewdiepie will never see this, but it is something I absolutely need to say. Pewdiepie, you have lowered the bar too low, and because of that you've practically insulted all your original fans. I'm not going to call him a "pathetic cunt" or "dumbfuck" because in truth, he isn't. He just made some very poor and very grevious choices. I've been subscribed since he had only 4 million subs, and pretty much from then up until now I've been a loyal "bro." I guess you could say I was part of the argumentive Bro Army that likes to swear, troll and bash anyone who hated on him. I practically stopped paying attention to him since he hit the 25 million milestone, and occasionally revisited an old game series like Cry of Fear. When I heard he reached 32 million, I decided to see his recent videos, and I must say I am completely and utterly speechless.

What the flying fuck happened? What happened to the long Lets Plays? What happened to Stephano, Mr Chair, all the original and lovable characters you created that helped you get to where you are now? They're gone. It's practically insulting. I understand you wanted to change the course of your channel, but lowering the quality of your videos, playing terrible trending games and crack unfunny jokes, yell and swear, and being a hipster is not a good one. As a huge (former) fan, it's insulting to me. I relied so much on you and your channel for comedy and humor. At 25 million subs, I could see the path you had taken, yet I decided to remain in hopes it was just a phase.

Because of your choices, you've attracted a lot of younger viewers, and that has turned the Bro Army from a group of loyal fans into screaming children. I mean, the Bro Army was always defensive of Pewds in their own way but never like this. The constant bashing, arguing and trolling is what led Pewds to disable the comments (that, and the fact that many people were calling out on his general unfunnyness, and he didn't want to see it.)

I subscribed to the PewDiePie that was an innocent funny Swedish guy who played scary games, made characters to help him progress, and was very loyal to his fans. That PewDiePie is gone. All he does now is release some short gameplay footage of him playing some cheap web browser or flash game, bring in the money while the Subscriber count rapidly counts and repeat the process.

I'm not hating on Pewdiepie because he is famous. I'm hating on him because of the path he has chosen. I know many 'Bros" will disagree with me, but I'm certain that many of his original 6 million subscribers can agree with this. If you are a new or recent subscriber, then you will most likely disagree because you do not understand what it feels like. If you find him funny, that's all good. I'm not hating on you or your loyalty, as I know what it feels like . I guess you could say I'm "handing the torch" over to the new fans. It's been a great four years Pewdiepie, you've brought so many smiles to our faces, and have created a massive impact on Youtube. But all good things eventually come to an end.

Eimear_the_Chimera wrote:

That would have to be the most annoying games ever! You really have to go through 1000 rooms? Where's part two of this? I'm still a new subscriber.

I don't trust the ghost girl thing. I think she's actually trying to kill you, that's why she hesitates every time you find her and she's like "Oh, you're still... alive." She doesn't expect you to live. She's a cruel little ghost! Never trust her!