PewDiePie Announces<br />Break From YouTube.<br />Felix Kjellberg, best known as PewDiePie online, recently<br />announced he would be taking a break from YouTube in 2020. .<br />In a video to his 102 million<br />subscribers, PewDiePie said<br />he was feeling “very tired” and<br />needed to take the time off. .<br />I am taking a break from YouTube<br />next year … I wanted to say it in<br />advance because I made up my<br />mind. I’m tired. I’m feeling very<br />tired. I don’t know if you can tell, PewDiePie, via YouTube.<br />He did not say how long he expected<br />to be away, only saying it would be<br />“early next year” for a “little while.”.<br />Media coverage of his announcement<br />followed soon after, with many criticizing<br />PewDiePie for his past controversies.<br />This caused him to delete his Twitter and post<br />a video to YouTube titled “I hate twitter,”<br />calling the platform a "cesspool of opinion.".<br />People just can't seem to help themselves<br />from pointing out what is good and what is<br />bad, or others are bad and you are good, to<br />the point where it almost becomes fiction<br />just to satisfy this need, PewDiePie, via YouTube
