A Hard Way To Learn That Nobody Likes An Anti-Semite – IOTW Report

A Hard Way To Learn That Nobody Likes An Anti-Semite

Felix Kjellberg managed to create a YouTube following of 53 million and $15 million worth of deals with major corporations.  That was until Disney canceled a major production deal they had with “pewdiepie” creator after Kjellberg posted anti-Semite content that was not funny.

YouTube is also withdrawing support for Kjellberg and not airing the second season of his online show “scare pewdiepie.”

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You should have stuck to posting shorts of yourself playing video games and swearing about it, Pewdie.

13 Comments on A Hard Way To Learn That Nobody Likes An Anti-Semite

  1. ^
    The people holding the sign could READ english, so they knew exactly what it said. I suppose satire is dead then? I watched the video, it wasn’t that funny, but it also wasn’t the end of the world. You hear and see MUCH worse bullshit from Sarah Silverman and I don’t see Disney booting her from the wreak-it-ralph sequel.
    In society as it stands today, people like Richard Pryor [I’m not saying that pewdiepie is even an 8th as funny or talented as him but you get my gist], Pryor wouldn’t be nearly as beloved or famous as they were back in the day because of how sensitive and intolerant people are today. It’s disgusting.

  2. Look, I don’t even subscribe to the guy, and the joke wasn’t funny, but this is being massively misrepresented, pewds is a douche, but he’s not demonrat material.

  3. Unfortunately, you all are misrepresenting totally what occurred and as for “Anti-Semitism,” I guess the Mouse House has totally changed since the good old days of Uncle Walt, huh?

  4. Maybe I wasn’t clear in my earlier comment, but this post is 100% WRONG. PDP is actually a decent guy, trolling the leftist media who’s been attacking and trying to destroy him & shut down his free speech.
    Posts like this on the right are EXACTLY what these Proggie SJWs want.
    Please stop helping them.

  5. I need more info…particularly his “offensive” vid/s.
    Would such hysteria (a la Sarah Silverman) also condemn
    the films “The Producers” or “To Be Or Not To Be”?

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