PewDiePie makes a comeback after falling way behind T-Series in YouTube sub race Indian production company T-Series finally surpassed PewDiePie\u2018s YouTube channel in total subscribers, taking a commanding lead of over 30,000 subscribers \u2013 but miraculously the Swede came back. Since October 2018, much of the YouTube community, and the internet at large, has been engrossed in the battle for YouTube supremacy, as independent creator, Felix \u2018PewDiePie\u2019 Kjellberg went up against the symbol of corporate takeover on the platform, T-Series. It was pitted as a David vs Goliath fight, with PewDiePie being a one-man band, producing a single video a day, vs T-Series, a large company capable of publishing multiple, professional quality videos a day. Despite his disadvantage, PewDiePie gave T-Series a run for their money. He outperformed them for over four months and kept his number one spot intact \u2013 thanks to a large community of fellow YouTubers supporting him. Throughout early March 2019, though, every day T-Series\u2019 growth became more rapid. The valiant efforts of PewDiePie and his community seems to finally be too little, too late. As of March 21, T-Series was more than 30,000 subscribers ahead \u2013 the biggest margin yet. This was a result of their latest viral video, a trailer for new movie \u2018PM Narendra Mori\u2019, which accumulated over five million views in less than 16 hours. PewDiePie vs T-Series \u2013 Live subscriber count. Although it seemed that all hope was lost for PewDiePie, the Swede managed to make a late surge, and closed the gap within hours. With T-Series now involving themselves in the race publicly, even using national pride to incentivize Indian\u2019s to subscribe to their channel, it seemed like the challenge would be too much. Many consider the race to 100 million the next milestone, so if Pewds can keep pace until then, a late surge might see him secure at least that victory. If not, then 90 million may be the last major milestone he can claim to have hit first.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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