Fans Stage ‘Subscribe To PewDiePie’ 5-Man Sign Wave At Superbowl LIII

Cameras caught five members of top YouTuber PewDiePie’s 9-Year-Old Army encouraging Americans to subscribe on YouTube with t-shirt signs at Superbowl LIII.

In the first half of the Superbowl, cameras spotted five fans of YouTuber PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, encouraging viewers to subscribe to the YouTube giant to prevent the YouTube channel of Indian mega-corporation T-Series from surpassing him in subscribers.

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I think we can all agree 2019 has been the most lit year yet.#SubscribeToPewdiepie

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Fellow YouTube creator Mr Beast, real name Jimmy Donaldson, previously told fans to make sure to watch tonight’s Superbowl, leading some to believe there may be a pro-PewDiePie advertisement some time within the program.

However, as such an ad would cost $35 million to run nationally, MrBeast confirmed on Twitter that this was his scheme all along.

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WE MADE IT ON THE SUPER BOWL

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MrBeast revealed that he purchased tickets for seats that would almost certainly require the cameras to spend a significant amount of time showing the sign.

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We bought seats right behind the field goal, every kick on the end zone with rams paint will have our sub 2 Pewdiepie shirts.

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After seeing a Twitter user declare that he felt the urge to subscribe to PewDiePie in response to ESPN’s accidental endorsement of PewDiePie, MrBeast declared...

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