I'm sure that by now, all of you are aware of Pewdiepie's ongoing subscriber war, against the Indian Record Label "T-Series". The battle has been going on for several months now, with YouTubers such as Mr. Beast, Davie504, Markiplier and even Logan Paul getting in on the trend.

Unfortunately, it's beginning to look as if all of our effort will be for naught.

At the time of making this post, Pewdiepie is just under 35,000 subscribers ahead of T-Series, which is not good at all!

Many people see the whole "Subscribe to Pewdiepie" movement as a Dead Meme that people just need to shut up about. But the truth is, we can't shut up about it. We have to keep Pewdiepie as the most subscribed to channel on YouTube for as long as we can. If we allow T-Series to overtake him, we will be accepting the fact that YouTube has now become a place where huge corporations come to promote their shitty brands, instead of a place where ordinary people can become Internet Sensations, simply from making amateur videos.

Here's what we can do to stop this:
The most obvious solution would be to make multiple YouTube accounts, and subscribe them all to Pewdiepie. However, this most likely won't open up the Sub Gap very much. A better idea would be to not only make multiple accounts and subscribe them all to Pewdiepie, but to also disguise the accounts as fans of other big YouTubers.

Give the accounts really generic names, like "Steve_2X780" and have the profile picture be a random Fortnite skin. Then comment "Subscribe to Pewdiepie" on a bunch of big YouTubers' videos. You could even do the same on Twitter, since Tweets might be more likely to be seen by the YouTubers.

With all of that being said, I don't think there's much point Tweeting at YouTubers who will obviously never promote Pewdiepie. That's why I'm going to suggest a couple of YouTubers that I feel are likely to promote Pewdiepie on their channels.

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