PewDiePie Crown With The Most YouTube Subscribers Successfully Taken By MrBeast

YouTube Screenshot MrBeast (photo: Citra)

JAKARTA - When Pew DiePie became a YouTuber with subscriber in 2013, many questioned who would beat him. But now everything is answered, is MrBeast.

Nearly 10 years of success, Swedish creator PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, became the YouTuber with the most subscribers in August 2013 with his game reaction video. And in 2019, he was the first to hit 100 million subscribers.

But now, MrBeast has ended PewDiePie's heyday. The man whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson has beaten PewDiePie by having 112 million subscribers this month.

MrBeast is known for its video featuring various prizes and huge cash prizes, as well as charity activities.

In 2021, he launched a separate philanthropic-themed YouTube channel with more than 10 million subscribers, and he has a licensed charity that functions as a food bank to feed communities across the United States (US).

Launching BBC International, Friday, November 18, previously, PewDiePie had said MrBeast would definitely be able to catch up with him in a video from August 2022.

"I can't wait for this to finish. He really deserved it. I hope he does," Pew DiePie said.

While MrBeast has become the individual user with the most subscribers on YouTube, he is still far from T-Series, an Indian music video publishing company with more than 200 million subscribers.