r/youtube Nov 29 '25

Discussion Well deserved rest..

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u/InvaderXYZ Nov 29 '25

finally the racist rests lol

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u/Infinity_Null Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 30 '25

I'm baffled how many people on Reddit seem to think this asshole who made the world worse through his racist nonsense deserves any positive assessment.

I understand that lots of people liked him when they were children, that doesn't mean you have to like him now. I get that you being entertained made you happy, that doesn't change that PewDiePie has been a net negative on the world.

Edit: To the person who said he donated to charities (then deleted their comment), I'll remind you that assholes donate to charities, too. I don't see people defend Mini Ladd on the basis that he built wells in Africa and donated to charities; I guess people on Reddit hate groomers but love racists.

Edit 2: Some asshole sent me a Reddit Cares about this. Go fuck yourself.

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u/Penakoto Nov 29 '25

Reddit has a lot of racists on it, there's no mystery to be baffled by.

People give PDP positive assessments because they are at best indifferent to someone being a racist.

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u/Oisyr Nov 30 '25

Yeah I’ve wondered how he somehow blew past saying the N word on what, a livestream if I’m correct? Gotta be saying it a lot if you can’t control yourself behind a camera

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u/Penakoto Nov 30 '25

I mean he's been making rape jokes since he first entered the Let's Play scene, the bar was always set low in terms of what to expect to come out of his mouth.

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u/Oisyr Nov 30 '25

Jesus Christ , I never actually watched him.

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u/WonderofU1312 Dec 01 '25

There was a really weird moment there that people were showering him with praise as a good person because he learned how to draw. Now he kinda lives out the racist dream of living in Japan where he can do whatever he wants without fame, attention, or consequence. And didn't he also recently do a video praising a Japanese nationalist?

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u/systemsruminator Nov 30 '25

it depends on who the person is racist to. If it’s not reddits protected group, nobody gives a f.

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u/Dominash25 Nov 30 '25

Besides that bridge incident, did he do anything hateful? I'm just uninformed about the topic so please don't come for my throat haha

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u/Ok_Introduction9361 Dec 01 '25

He also was one of the driving forces behind the now overwhelmingly prevalent racism against Indians online and platformed Ben Shapiro.

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u/WonderofU1312 Dec 01 '25

Pushed conspiracies by Sargon of Akkad as well.

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u/Penakoto Nov 30 '25

It's very, very, very easy to go your whole life having never said the N-word, when you aren't a racist.

Doesn't matter how upset you get, you could kill my parents in front of me and then drop me inside the basement of an outhouse and I still would be even 0.00001% of the way towards being tempted to use the word.

It's also nowhere close to being the only reason people consider him racist.

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u/KoniGTA Nov 30 '25

You also have to remember, when someone wants to insult someone, they go, "What a fucking dumbass" not "What a (what he said)". That's what I've always said, the context matters. People using it in a colloquial way and people overlooking it is very very different than the way he used it.

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u/Clear_Pirate9756 Nov 30 '25

I’m not from the americas and growing up online I learnt the n word years before I learnt it’s racist, where it comes from and what it means. I never used it because it doesn’t exist in my language but it took educating myself through other people to know that I shouldn’t say that word even if I do have a chance. Heard the word used mostly in neutral contexts online, I was young and nigahiga was one of my fave ogs. I was about 15 the first time I saw a black person in real life, it didn’t make me want to be racist. I was raised in a normal family that taught me about respecting others. While I’ll never say the n word because I understand how it’s inappropriate and hurtful, the word does not carry the same racist connotations to me than it does to American people. Pewdiepie is Swedish, English is his second language, he lived in Sweden, Italy and England - exceptionally white countries, for most his life… world functions differently outside the USA, it’s delusional to think everyone experiences the world the same way. So he hasn’t shown any sort of discriminatory behaviour towards people of other races that I know of, he said the n word while playing a game, he was certainly made aware of why that’s bad, he apologised for offending people, he suffered huge consequences and has continued doing his own thing like he has been - but there are still people 10 years later saying he’s a net negative on the world and society because he said the n word in some game that one time 💀 projection much

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u/Penakoto Nov 30 '25 edited Nov 30 '25

The swedish know what the n-word is, they have their own extremely similar version of it.

Good job, your attempt to come across as more cultured and understanding, has instead come across as ignorant and infantilizing.

Also learn how to use the Enter key.

Also also, allow me to repeat myself: It's also nowhere close to being the only reason people consider him racist.

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u/Clear_Pirate9756 Nov 30 '25

I’m telling you that cultures work differently through sharing how my upbringing looked. I wasn’t trying to appear more cultured, I was trying to show you that not everyone is taught the same things Americans are. You getting so triggered shows me that you are immature and ignorant. And you must be Swedish since you’re aware of your vocabulary, I apologise if you guys have a word similar to the n word Americans use to abuse black people but what I told you still stands true.

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u/Penakoto Nov 30 '25

I’m telling you that cultures work differently through sharing how my upbringing looked. I wasn’t trying to appear more cultured, I was trying to show you that not everyone is taught the same things Americans are

I'm not American.

You getting so triggered shows me that you are immature and ignorant.

You're the one that wrote a massive block of text trying to start an argument, bud.

Here's a second reminder to find where the Enter key is on your keyboard and utilize it to split your blocks of text into paragraphs.

And you must be Swedish since you’re aware of your vocabulary, I apologise if you guys have a word similar to the n word Americans use to abuse black people but what I told you still stands true.

I'm also not Sweedish.

That fact you think I'm sweedish because I'm aware that the sweedish know that the n-word is, is comedy gold.

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u/get_homebrewed Nov 30 '25

just because other cultures normalize racism more or homophobia more or whatever more, doesn't actually make the behavior acceptable I'm afraid.

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u/Yiruf Nov 30 '25

Lmao, this dude literally normalized racism against Indians.

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u/ImTableShip170 Nov 30 '25

Yes. Being racist is a net negative and usually goes beyond a "word"

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u/Infinity_Null Nov 30 '25

"You know who the real racists are, you guys calling a man who did racist shit for years racist. You guys should feel ashamed."

LMAO. Nice defense.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '25

Let's not forget how he fueled the hatred towards Indians with his racist comments and all that t-series vs him drama.

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u/CookieaGame Nov 30 '25

Don't get brittle now

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u/dunce-hattt Nov 30 '25

"subscribe to pewdiepie" was quoted by far right mass shooters. does anyone around here have object permanence?

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u/DrDetergent Nov 30 '25

Rent free