PewDiePie appeared on South Park, his first TV cameo. He has 32 million YouTube subscribers and 3 billion total views, but a single episode reaches far fewer people than his daily audience. The speaker notes other YouTubers have crossed to TV before, but wonders if it's worth the trade.
That's right, the great and almighty PewDiePie was on TV a couple days ago. He was featured in South Park. Uh, Cartman, I believe, walked into his room or his brother's room and asked his brother if he wanted to hang out or do something, and his brother was watching PewDiePie on his computer. Uh, I can't obviously include that in this video, it's probably copyrighted, but if you want to Google it, I'm sure it'll take you like 2 seconds to find it. And, uh, yeah, PewDiePie was featured in a South Park episode. PewDiePie's first time ever being on TV. Now that's not the first time a YouTuber has ever been on TV. Like for instance, Tobuscus, uh, he makes the Annoying Orange videos, or he used to for the Annoying Orange channel, and now those are on Cartoon Network. And I've seen Smosh and Ray on TV, um, a couple times. So it's not the first time a YouTuber has ever been on TV, but it's the first time PewDiePie has ever been on TV. Now PewDiePie has gained 15 million subs in the past year. That is ridiculous, and he has like 3 billion views. So To be honest, actually PewDiePie going on TV was a downgrade. Like, he literally gets more views per day than your average TV show, than like 99% of TV shows. PewDiePie is bigger than all those by himself with his YouTube channel. So a lot of people are, you know, like, "Oh, it's a good step for YouTube," yadda yadda. He's literally— like, him being on TV isn't really helping him that much because that show gets nowhere near as many views as PewDiePie does. But nonetheless, that is still pretty crazy how he got up there. It's just, you know, it's kind of cool to see YouTubers transform into, you know, TV. I guess that's like, you know, mainstream, and we could call it, even though PewDiePie is mainstream on YouTube. But yeah, you know, maybe one day I'll be able to be on a TV show because of YouTube. I doubt it. I don't even have 2,000 subs yet, but I'm getting back into uploading, and so hopefully one day I'll get up there, maybe hit a million subs. Doubt it. But there's not much I can really elaborate on. You know, PewDiePie was on TV, And if you want to see it, just Google it, South Park Pewds, and I'm sure you can see the clip. And, you know, some channel's probably uploaded it, and it'll probably get taken down soon because it is copyrighted. I mean, it's a TV show, so it's copyrighted, so you're not allowed to upload it. But, yeah, PewDiePie was on TV, and just let me know what you think down below. We'll probably start seeing more appearances from him on television, especially now that he has like 32 million subs. I mean, that's— it's just ridiculous how massive he is on YouTube. And, uh, that's pretty much that. Let me know what you think.
