Why is pewdiepie so popular (PewDiePie will leave YouTube in 2020)

One of the most famous stars on YouTube is almost on vacation. PewDiePie, aka Felix Shelberg, used a video to criticize YouTube's new harassment policy and announced that the site would be "suspended" in early 2020. He said he would give a more detailed explanation later, but hinted that it might be because of burnout. "I feel very tired," he said. He mentioned this in August, suggesting that for the first time in a decade he wanted to think about something other than YouTube.

There is no doubt that PewDiePie has come under a lot of scrutiny in recent years for its actions. He broke out more than one racist war, and the meme of "subscribing to PewDiePie" became so out of control that he urged people to stop after the mass shooting. In addition, he ranks first in the number of users, which puts a lot of pressure on him, both critics and people who expect him to continue to provide videos.

This statement has also aroused people's attention to a common problem of online video personality: burnout. Creators often feel the need to launch a continuous wave of content so as not to lose their audience, which may prevent them from taking a vacation. PewDiePie obviously has enough audience to let him rest, but many little YouTube's RSS may not be so extravagant.