YouTuber PewDiePie apologises for ‘harsh’ comments on Malaysian and Singaporean fans


Kjellberg has 102 million subscribers on his platform. — Screengrab from YouTube video Pewdiepie NETWORTH revealed!

Swedish YouTuber PewDiePie said he is sorry for comments that he made about Malaysian and Singaporean fans.

In a video posted on Jan 5, PewDiePie or real name Felix Kjellberg responded to recent news reports where he described fans in Singapore and Malaysia as "hectic" and "scream-ish".

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