Pewdiepie in japan

PewDiePie is now a father who posts about his life in Japan. Source: Getty ImagesFew content creators were as dominant on the internet for as long as PewDiePie. The Video gaming YouTuber had the most popular channel on the platform for years, and he was only surpassed in 2023 by Mr. Beast. More recently, though, PewDiePie has retreated somewhat from YouTube. Article continues below advertisementOf course, because he’s still a content creator, PewDiePie still posts on his channel pretty regularly, but he’s no longer the prolific creator that he was at his peak. Here’s what we know about what happened to him. Source: Getty ImagesArticle continues below advertisementAfter roughly a decade of internet dominance, PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, began to slowly step away from YouTube starting in 2020. He said in one video that he viewed himself as “retired” from the channel. In 2023, he made an even more drastic step when he announced that he would be stepping away from his channel altogether to prepare for the birth of his first child. As of June 2024, though, PewDiePie is back to posting on his channel fairly regularly, but it doesn’t seem totally dominate his existence the way it once did. What’s more, his videos are now much more vlogs about his life and are less focused on video games than they once were. Thanks to his subscriber base of more than 100 million people, PewDiePie can still wrack up a sizable view count, almost regardless of the content of the video. Article continues below advertisementWhere is PewDiePie now? PewDiePie moved to Japan with his wife in 2022, which also coincided with a shift in his approach to YouTube. Many of his videos are now about his life in Japan with his wife and child, although he still posts about video games on occasion. PewDiePie certainly hasn’t disappeared from the internet the way some former internet celebrities have, but he seems to have settled into a role as an elder statesman of sorts who has moved away from the grind of constantly trying to build up his audience.Article continues below advertisementPewDiePie’s change in approach around 2020 came following a wave of controversies that focused both on the language he had used in his videos and on the behavior of those who followed him. He has worked to clean up his image, and taken several breaks

As per YouTube King Felix Kjellberg, PewDiePie was planning to buy a new house in Japan. He told this statement in the year 2019 but to date, he could not take a stand for his words. Today, in this article, we will see what is the reason that even after two years the popular social media star could not make a move.Who is PewDiePie?You might know about PewDiePie as it is one of the biggest names on the Internet. He is popular as he was one of the people who made efforts first for growing “lets players” over the Internet. His YouTube channel has become the most subscribed channel on the popular video-streaming platform. Though he is Swedish he lives in t he United Kingdom For some time. Once, in the year 2019, he said that he will be shifting abroad as he is going to purchase a new house in Japan soon. As of now, he has not shifted to Japan and his plan is delayed by two years. Some of his fans says that he is currently in a different location. They are sure about it because he is creating videos in a different location which is unusual from his usual office. This can be a sign that he will be shifting overseas soon.Pewdiepie Revealed Why He Has Not Moved To JapanRecently on 29 December 2021, PewDiePie has finally opened up to his living situation and not being able to shift to Japan for settling down. This question has been asked by his fans for a long time now. PewDiePie said, because of the Covid-19 pandemic situation Japan government was not allowing foreigners to enter the country because of which he could not Shift to that place. He also stated a problem that he faced while issuing a business visa, through necessary offices and employees, that would help him to get permission for living there for five years. Therefore he could not cross the border even.He claimed that he was guilty as he could not move to Japan because of the pandemic. Then he said, “I did not want to be someone well off who is complaining about how the virus is affecting them.”He added, “even just choosing to move there was difficult. We obviously would be leaving everything that we built here behind, all these amazing friends, but we just felt like we wanted to take on this adventure while we are still young.”“I’m almost sorry for even making this video. It just feels super lame. I don’t like talking about this. It feels like I’m complaining and I feel entitled”, PewDiePie said. At last, he wished everyone good luck who are facing the same situation as him. He urged Japan to state when will it allow foreigners to travel to that place again.Also read: Taylor Swift Asks Court To Dismiss “Shake It Off” Copyright ComplaintKhushi Kanchan is a content writer, from India, who is pursuing a bachelor's degree in commerce. She has earned experience in writing

Swedish gaming streamer and YouTuber Felix Kjellberg, also known as PewDiePie, ticked off one of the biggest goals from his checklist as he finally moved to Japan, a relocation that was long-awaited. The YouTuber, who has 111 million subscribers, had first announced in late 2019 that he has purchased a house in Japan along with his wife Marzia. "For so long we doubted whether we could even make this move, and we went through all the ups and downs, and obviously it's been a really long journey," said the streamer.Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the YouTuber's perfectly planned move to Japan was delayed for nearly two-and-a-half years as Japan was not allowing tourists. The country has strictest virus border controls in the world. PewDiePie posted a video documenting his journey from London to Japan along with his wife and dogs.« Back to recommendation storiesI don't want to see these stories becauseThey are not relevant to meThey disrupt the reading flowOthersSUBMIT"But I just really, really appreciate everyone who was supportive of us going... it just feels amazing to be here, finally," the 32-year-old content creator said. In a 14-minute-long vlog, PewDiePie showcased the draining process of relocating to Japan with his pugs and wife. The video shows YouTuber getting his visa approved while struggling to find a way to relocate to another country with his pugs, who cannot travel through cargo since the dogs already have breathing issues. The couple didn't want to risk the safety of their pets, so they rented a private jet so they could travel with the dogs to Japan. The maximum weight for a pet is 8-9 kg. "We're flying private jet because my dog is too fat," the YouTuber said in his video.In the past, the YouTuber has faced many controversies over offensive jokes. The star has landed himself in hot water several times, including over videos containing anti-Semitic remarks and racial slurs, and in 2016 he was temporarily blocked from Twitter after joking he had joined the Islamic State group.

The same way his actions did back in 2017 to 2019. Nowadays, PewDiePie has been taking a lot of breaks away from YouTube, which is something different from his previous style where he would never miss a single day of uploading a new video on YouTube. These breaks don't cool down his popularity, though, as his fans would keep welcoming him back warmly every time he resumes his uploads.PewDiePie also just reached a major milestone in life, having moved to Japan after two years of trying. He and his wife Marzia, and their two pugs Edgar and Maya, finally arrived in Japan in May 2022, two years after he announced on his channel their desire to move to Japan. This isn't a surprise for his fans, as he's big into Japanese culture and would have moved to Japan already two years ago had the global health crisis did not happen. His tear-jerking reaction video documented their trip to Japan, and how heart-warming it was for them that his fans were cheering them on in their bid to relocate to Japan over the past two years. PewDiePie shared how his 22-lbs. dog made the trip harder for them, as no airline would allow passengers to carry pets heavier than 20-lbs. They even had to apply for vaccines and booster shots for their dogs. But now that they've overcome these challenges, he shared how grateful he is now that he's in Japan, and how excited he is for this new chapter in