YouTube's first-ever 100 million-subscribed YouTuber Felix "PewDiePie's" editor, Sive, has taken to his Twitter account to clap back at a detractor labeling Felix and Mark "Markiplier" as anti-Semitic. To be more precise, Twitter user @koribaudelaire shared a screenshot of Mark's latest upload with the caption declaring the latter to be a supporter of PewDiePie's repeated "antisemitism" and "anti-blackness."
Responding to the scathing comments, Felix's editor shared a sarcastic defense response by stating that he is still employed by the YouTuber's team despite Felix being an alleged "racist," according to the aforementioned user. For context, Sive is ethnically African-American. He said:
Being a big name on the social media circuit, PewDiePie has often been dragged into a lot of controversy. One of the allegations that has come forward is "racism." Many critics believe that the YouTuber shares racist and anti-semetic inclinations.
The theories were engendered after the infamous New Zealand shooting. For those out of the loop, the perpetrator had invaded a mosque in Christchurch, brutally firing his gun at the people present there. Shockingly enough, he recorded the entire sequence on his go-pro. He was heard saying the phrase: "Subscribe to PewDiePie." Following the revelation, many people criticized Felix for using "far-right" content in his videos.
Additionally, he was also found to be making holocaust-related jokes in his videos. In a Tumblr post, Felix said:
Markiplier, a close friend of Felix's, has been among the people who have always supported the latter. However, as mentioned, the Twitter user @koribaudelaire shared a scathing comment on both Mark and Felix for their anti-Semitic tendencies.
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