Updated August 26th, 2020 at 14:57 IST

Pewdiepie reviews Craigslist items, shares epic throwback to 50M play button on eBay

Swedish YouTuber Pewdiepie recently posted a YouTube video talking about the time his 50 million play button was on eBay. Here is the video.

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Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg is one of the most popular faces on YouTube. In fact, the Swedish YouTuber has the second most subscribed channel on the platform with 106 million subscribers. The 30-year-old YouTube star recently posted a video on his channel titled Someone Is Selling My 50 MIL Award On eBay

The video was uploaded on his channel on August 25 and now has close to 3 million views. In the video, Pewdiepie is also seen addressing his 50 million play button on eBay, while also reviewing various craigslist items on sale. Read on to know more.

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Is Pewdiepie’s 50 million play button on eBay?

In his recent video, Pewdiepie talks about weird things being sold on Craigslist. At the beginning of the video, the YouTuber addresses how many weird things are sold on the internet these days. He gives an example of the time there were speculations that his 50 million play button was being sold on eBay. Pewdiepie is left in splits when he watches a video of an anonymous YouTuber announcing that his 50 million play button is being auctioned on eBay. The anonymous YouTuber revealed that Pewdiepie’s prized possession, the ruby play button had received the highest bid of £1 million.

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The YouTube star had received his ruby play button in December 2016 when his Channel became the first on YouTube to cross the 50 million mark. He took to his YouTube channel at the time to express his happiness upon receiving the uniquely crafted ruby play button.

However, shortly after Pewdiepie received his play button, many fraudsters began attempting to trick his fans online by selling photographs of the statues for incredibly high prices. This confused many of the YouTuber’s fans. However, the executives at eBay quickly took action and all the fake listings were removed from the e-commerce website.

 

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Pewdiepie talks about his 50 million play button on eBay

In his latest video, the YouTube star used the hoax as an example of how many people sell straight-up impractical and absurd things. Pewdiepie then proceeded to talk about the American advertisements website, Craigslist. The YouTuber reviewed all the ridiculous items which were being sold on Craigslist. 

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The items included a door ram, electric cut off decoy and a red bucket being sold for $100. A seller had also listed his pet lobster for $50 on the website. Pewdiepie was left in splits when he read an advertisement posted by a man who claimed to be a ‘Professional crier at funerals’. As many as 14,500 fans commented on the video, drawing attention to various other ridiculous advertisements.

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Published August 26th, 2020 at 14:57 IST