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Bangladesh has PewDiePie’s back—even if he doesn’t know where it is

Fans don’t care about his lacking geographical knowledge.

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PewDiePie diss-track T-series

YouTuber PewDiePie might not have known that Bangladesh was part of India, but his Bangladeshi supporters are campaigning to keep his position as the most popular channel on YouTube.

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The Independent reports that YouTube channel for T-Series, an Indian label and film production company, nearly toppled PewDiePie in October. The YouTuber’s loyal fans are taking issue with a corporate brand snagging the top spot—so much so, in Bangladesh, they have even been distributing posters to increase his subscribers and surpass T-Series.

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PewDiePie even gave props to the Bangladeshi fans’ efforts (sort of ) in his new diss-track, in which he calls T-Series a “Bitch Lasagne,” whatever that means.

“This is perfect, I’ve never been more proud of Indian bros,” PewDiePie said in a video. “This is what we need to do, we need more people working from the inside.”

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After realizing his mistake—that Bangladesh was not “inside” of India—PewDiePie edited the video to include text which read, “Felix [Kjellberg, his birth name] does not realise that Bangladesh is a completely different country to India. His geography knowledge is non existant. Save this man by subbing.”

https://twitter.com/karan_1605/status/1060053281047756800

The mistake didn’t seem to deter diehard PewDiePie fans, though.

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On Wednesday, PewDiePie hit a milestone 69,696,969 subscribers, so who says things aren’t looking up.

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H/T the Independent

 
The Daily Dot