His real name is Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg and, like many of his fans, Felix was born into a loving family. Unlike most of his followers, though, he was born in Gothenburg, Sweden. Both parents are pretty high up on the business ladder. Ulf is a corporate executive , while Johanna is the IT executive for an accounting firm, as well as the former chief information officer for the European clothing company KappAhl. As with many modern gamers, PewDiePie entered the world of video games at an early age, something you can thank his mother for.
She let him play Super Nintendo whenever he had to stay home sick from school. Understandably, Felix tended to stay home "sick" a lot. This mischievous streak stuck with him. PewDiePie has an interesting sense of humor, the beginnings of which can be traced as far back as his pre-kindergarten days. According to his mother Johanna and older sister Fanny , Pewds started wowing crowds and turning heads during his time in daycare when he showed up dressed as a girl.
This simple act made his teachers give Johanna odd looks, and earned him the nickname "Felicia" from his family. Johanna hoped Felix would turn out to be gay due to his early fashion choices, but that did not end up being the case.
Instead, Pewds eventually made a career out of flouting certain gender roles and occasionally dressing in more feminine and unconventional clothing.
When PewDiePie was in elementary school, he loved to draw video game characters. He would scribble Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog, and his teachers encouraged his artistic talent. However, PewDiePie wasn't just limited to video game art. His childhood journal is full of illustrated stories of Pewds and his family, as well as a slew of childhood pop culture icons. Pewds even created his first comic book at a tender age, which starred a worm that wanted to steal an egg.
Once puberty hit , creating art gave way to simply playing video games. Disney owned Maker Studios, the creator network Kjellberg was affiliated with, and called his videos "inappropriate. Kjellberg later criticized YouTube for treating him unfairly by severing ties. He referred to the platform's reaction to Logan Paul's suicide-forest controversy, after which YouTube still rolled out Paul's latest movie on its Premium subscription service.
After being dropped by Disney and YouTube, Kjellberg released a video calling the backlash against his behavior "an attack by the media to try and discredit me. Not long after, Kjellberg announced he was turning to Twitch to launch weekly livestreams and a new series called "Best Club.
Kjellberg's history of making Nazi jokes didn't age well, especially after the fatal white-nationalist rally in Charlottesville. Kjellberg promised to stop making Nazi jokes, vowing he had "nothing to do with these people" and was alarmed he "actually got grouped in" with them. However, Kjellberg was back to making offensive comments in his videos before the end of While livestreaming himself gaming, he used a racial slur during an expletive-ridden rant.
It wasn't the first time he used the N-word — he dropped the slur in a video earlier that year too. Kjellberg launched a popular series on his YouTube channel in November called "Meme Review," where the YouTuber reviews trending memes and internet jokes. Kjellberg made sexist remarks in May , referring to female gaming streamers as "stupid Twitch thots. Kjellberg then faced criticism after posting a meme on Twitter in that mocked Demi Lovato shortly after she was hospitalized for a reported drug overdose.
The meme showed Lovato asking her mom for money to buy a burger, which she then uses to buy heroin. He deleted it after a few hours and apologized for being "insensitive. PewDiePie has been viewed as the bona fide King of YouTube for years, as he's kept his substantial lead as the most-subscribed-to YouTube channel.
However, that commanding lead started to be threatened in , thanks to a Bollywood production company called T-Series. A rivalry between the two was quickly born. Kjellberg attempted to stave off T-Series' rapid growth thanks to a massive social-media campaign by PewDiePie's loyal fans. As The New York Times reported, "subscribe to PewDiePie" was transformed into an "all-purpose cultural bat signal for the young and internet-absorbed.
Then, the "subscribe to PewDiePie" slogan took on greater significance in March, when it was said during the terror attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. In a livestream video from the shooting, the suspected gunman is heard telling people to "subscribe to PewDiePie. It's clearly gone too far," Kjellberg said.
Kjellberg released two diss tracks mocking T-Series, but they were blocked from viewing in India after a court deemed them "vulgar" and "racist. Kjellberg announced in April that he would start regularly livestreaming again, this time on the relatively unknown livestreaming platform DLive.
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Cybersecurity Mobile Policy Privacy Scooters. Phones Laptops Headphones Cameras. Tablets Smartwatches Speakers Drones. Accessories Buying Guides How-tos Deals. Health Energy Environment. This is really good, can't imagine being this good at digital art I'd say I'm decent at traditional wanted to ask if the crazy long fingers were intentional as thats throwing me off a little but other than that its amazing and if you already aren't you should be making money off this.
Thats a shame, I believe people would pay for your kind of work, keep doing what you do it really good. My only critiques are the fingers and there's no obvious details that this is pewds as mentioned by another user. Overall, I love it. The artstyle reminds me of Kyoanimation's artstyle. This is the most cursed and effort put thing at the same time. I can't even say it's good. I can't even say it's bad. Damn i got the "holy shit that's so good, ur so talented" and "knowing this is pewd makes it kinda weird to look at" at the same time.
You should turn Sean into an anime girl next lol Hell, do everyone Pewd's has had on his channel and put them next to eachother! This anime girl has nothing to do with Felix other than the armour.
I mean I appreciate the art, but it's not justified as to how you turned him into an anime girl. She has no resemblance to him. It might be OC, it might not. Things such as JPEG artifacts and cropping may impact the results. Nope its not a repost im the original artist check my profile to confirm it!
So why you like turning things into anime girls??
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