PewDiePie recently published a video saying it's time to end the subscribed PewDiePie meme.

He did this in response to an incident in California that actually can't tell you about,

because we're restricted on YouTube, mostly because many people on the far left

have attacked PewDiePie to the point it's negatively impacted all of us.

There are certain words I can't actually say on this platform, and it's funny,

because I'm reading all of these news stories desperately trying to figure out how it can report

the news to you, but I can't. YouTube will punish my channel, they'll de-rank the video,

they won't let you see it, they'll strip it of ads, meanwhile all of these digital

news outlets have the same advertisers and talk about the exact same things, but the constant attacks.

On YouTube and on people like PewDiePie, make it difficult for all of us to even talk about

what the hell is really happening. I think that's the goal. These companies are threatened by the

emergence of YouTube, so they target people like PewDiePie. He's so famous. They highlight a few

bad jokes at a thousands of videos he's made, it negatively impacts all of us, like the ad

apocalypse. And now I'm sitting here trying to tell you what's going on, and I can't. Today,

let's take a look at why PewDiePie is calling for an end of this meme, and the best way I possibly

can without having this video deleted from YouTube due to censorship. But before we get started,

make sure you follow me on mines at mines.com slash Timkast. I seriously am sitting here,

taking 30 or 40 attempts to try and report this story, but I can't because of the words used

in this news. I can't even talk about it. So follow me on mines, because at least they're

substantially less likely to censor me there. In a story from the verge in which I can't even

read the title because those words can get my video censored or restricted. They talk about how

PewDiePie is calling for an end to the subscribe to PewDiePie meme. The story makes reference to

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