Fuck Pepe Le Pew Pie, Die Slow....
PewDiePie drops the “N-bomb” during livestream with a hard “ER”.
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Such a fucking lame.You honor me then you curse me?
Calling me a right winger is a compliment...
These guys are are the cucks of the future.
dude has made millions off the strength of white teenage male subscribers...he's not going anywhere...doesn't even have to apologize really
for me...it's good for determining if I should spend $$$ on a game or how to get past certain parts...that being said...that takes 5 minutes @ the most...some folks do watch live streams for hours tho...they will even donate $$$ to them too lol...I was big on using twitch to preview a game but after a while I just watched clips on my xbox activity feed...dudes on twitch try too hard to be personalities when I just want to see how the game plays out...granted I'm not the audience they're catering to
Hmm, someone I don't know, don't watch, don't care about, says the N word, and it gets posted here, got me thinking, who's the real N word
Cause only a N word would give a F word!
Cause only a N word would give a F word!
First off he's watching another dude play a video like it's a movie and then cheering him onthen he's on there trying to cop pleas for another man talking about "he didn't mean it in a racist way"
I'll be damned if I press play on this wavy hair faggot lol
First off he's watching another dude play a video like it's a movie and then cheering him on
I already knew they were going to make excuses for this bullshit. This new generation is lost.
not all of them...the good ones just ain't attention whores
Indie Dev Calls For Copyright Strikes Against Pewdiepie After He Says N-Word On Stream
Game developer Sean Vanaman announced on social media today that Campo Santo, the studio behind the indie game Firewatch, will be filing a takedown against Felix “Pewdiepie” Kjellberg on YouTube over footage featuring their latest game, as well any future releases. This came hours after widely circulated footage showed Kjellberg say the n-word while streaming an online shooter.
“There is a bit of leeway you have to have with the internet when u wake up every day and make video games,” Vanaman wrote on Twitter. “There’s also a breaking point.”
Vanaman appeared to be reacting to the latest controversy surrounding the YouTube star, as this afternoon, a clip in which Kjellberg called a Battlegrounds player the n-word spread widely on message boards and social media. “What a fucking n-” Kjellberg said, while killing an opponent. “Sorry, but what the fuck. What a fucking asshole.”
Campo Santo declined to comment when asked by Kotaku if Vanaman was responding directly to the video clip, but Vanaman’s tweets are pretty clear. “He’s worse than a closeted racist: he’s a propagator of despicable garbage that does real damage to the culture around this industry,” Vanaman wrote.
Previously, Kjellberg uploaded a full playthrough of Firewatch that has been viewed 5.7 million times on YouTube, and in the description for that 2016 video, he calls it “a wonderful story driven game.” If Campo Santo goes forward with its plan, the Digital Rights Millennium Act would be invoked to protect their copyright over Firewatch, meaning the video could be taken down. UPDATE 7:28 PM: the video is currently unavailable.
Kjellberg did not respond to a request for comment, but has been in the spotlight over the last year for a number of contentious reasons, including jokes about Jewish people, ironically embracing nazi references, and tussles with mainstream media. This latest flare-up is actually not the first time Kjellberg has said the n-word on his channel. Actually, on YouTube, hearing a personality with a large following say the n-word isn’t particularly out of the ordinary. The Battlegrounds community is also permissive here: players sometimes scream the n-word before matches start, and in some cases, offensive antics are considered a spectacle by viewers.
“I am sick of this child getting more and more chances to make money off of what we make,” Vanaman wrote on Twitter.
Vanaman also urged other developers to do the same, stating that he would “be reaching out to folks much larger than us to cut him off from the content that has made him a millionaire.”
The legalities around a potential DMCA claim are murky. In the past, YouTubers have argued that uploading footage of a game falls under fair use, so long as the content creator is adding comment, criticism, or identifying some kind of news value. While some game developers allow YouTubers to upload their work and monetize it, other developers might use YouTube’s automated system to claim footage as theirs, thereby allowing them to earn the ad revenue for that video. Developers draw the line in different places: some might ask players not to capture footage past a certain point in a game, or dislike when players upload full playthroughs of a title.
“I love streamers,” Vanaman continued. “I watch them daily and we sent out over 3000 keys to professional and amateur streamers of [Firewatch].”
“All streaming is infringement but devs and pubs allow it because it makes us money too,” he wrote in the Twitter thread.
http://kotaku.com/indie-dev-calls-for-copyright-strikes-against-pewdiepie-1803099736
From Eminem to Bieber... I’ve just learn to accept that the majority of black people have no pride at all. They’ll accept the disrespect as long as they’re accepted.
Indie Dev Calls For Copyright Strikes Against Pewdiepie After He Says N-Word On Stream
Game developer Sean Vanaman announced on social media today that Campo Santo, the studio behind the indie game Firewatch, will be filing a takedown against Felix “Pewdiepie” Kjellberg on YouTube over footage featuring their latest game, as well any future releases. This came hours after widely circulated footage showed Kjellberg say the n-word while streaming an online shooter.
“There is a bit of leeway you have to have with the internet when u wake up every day and make video games,” Vanaman wrote on Twitter. “There’s also a breaking point.”
Vanaman appeared to be reacting to the latest controversy surrounding the YouTube star, as this afternoon, a clip in which Kjellberg called a Battlegrounds player the n-word spread widely on message boards and social media. “What a fucking n-” Kjellberg said, while killing an opponent. “Sorry, but what the fuck. What a fucking asshole.”
Campo Santo declined to comment when asked by Kotaku if Vanaman was responding directly to the video clip, but Vanaman’s tweets are pretty clear. “He’s worse than a closeted racist: he’s a propagator of despicable garbage that does real damage to the culture around this industry,” Vanaman wrote.
Previously, Kjellberg uploaded a full playthrough of Firewatch that has been viewed 5.7 million times on YouTube, and in the description for that 2016 video, he calls it “a wonderful story driven game.” If Campo Santo goes forward with its plan, the Digital Rights Millennium Act would be invoked to protect their copyright over Firewatch, meaning the video could be taken down. UPDATE 7:28 PM: the video is currently unavailable.
Kjellberg did not respond to a request for comment, but has been in the spotlight over the last year for a number of contentious reasons, including jokes about Jewish people, ironically embracing nazi references, and tussles with mainstream media. This latest flare-up is actually not the first time Kjellberg has said the n-word on his channel. Actually, on YouTube, hearing a personality with a large following say the n-word isn’t particularly out of the ordinary. The Battlegrounds community is also permissive here: players sometimes scream the n-word before matches start, and in some cases, offensive antics are considered a spectacle by viewers.
“I am sick of this child getting more and more chances to make money off of what we make,” Vanaman wrote on Twitter.
Vanaman also urged other developers to do the same, stating that he would “be reaching out to folks much larger than us to cut him off from the content that has made him a millionaire.”
The legalities around a potential DMCA claim are murky. In the past, YouTubers have argued that uploading footage of a game falls under fair use, so long as the content creator is adding comment, criticism, or identifying some kind of news value. While some game developers allow YouTubers to upload their work and monetize it, other developers might use YouTube’s automated system to claim footage as theirs, thereby allowing them to earn the ad revenue for that video. Developers draw the line in different places: some might ask players not to capture footage past a certain point in a game, or dislike when players upload full playthroughs of a title.
“I love streamers,” Vanaman continued. “I watch them daily and we sent out over 3000 keys to professional and amateur streamers of [Firewatch].”
“All streaming is infringement but devs and pubs allow it because it makes us money too,” he wrote in the Twitter thread.
http://kotaku.com/indie-dev-calls-for-copyright-strikes-against-pewdiepie-1803099736
I wonder if dude has sponsors
Man I want to say it's the young ones (but I'm seeing this with all ages of black folks). We don't have to agree (bgol is a perfect example of that) but we should agree on not letting people disrespect us as a group.
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They'll make excuses for white people,but will turn on one of their own with the quickness...And,then tell an elder they're being sensitive.
That’s why I respect Jews. They stay on code despite their massive infighting. If anyone makes a slightly anti-Semitic remark, you won’t see one Jewish person come out and defend that individual.
So many coons can’t wait to jump out and defend white supremacy. It’s sickening.
This exactly.
Oh that came out easily. He says that shit DAILY.
he said it. then tried to say i didn't mean it in a negative way
as he was reacting to something negative happened.
as he said why did he do that he's such a n***er
That dude and his hijinks
Here's the infamous video that GOT HIS ASS IN HOT WATER
Here's the infamous video that GOT HIS ASS IN HOT WATER
Dude has a history of pushing the envelope
Here's him fucking around regarding getting banned
Skip to 9:50
Here's him fucking around regarding getting banned
Skip to 9:50
Here's a coon defending Pewdiepie dropping the N BOMB
That was my reaction too at first. But then I thought about how many grown people on here over the years have not been able to recognize racism - and didn't know how to properly respond to it.
First off he's watching another dude play a video like it's a movie and then cheering him on
Somebody needs to put a bullet in this coon bitch. He's patting himself on the back in the comments section like he won an award from these cacs. Motherfucker makes me sick.
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