PewDiePie videos are coming to Facebook


PewDiePie has been posting videos on YouTube for more than 10 years, and became the first creator to top 100 million followers. — YouTube Screengrab

LOS ANGELES: PewDiePie, the massively popular YouTube creator, will bring his videos back to Facebook after a more than four-year hiatus.

PewDiePie (real name: Felix Kjellberg) is the No. 1 most-subscribed individual YouTuber, with over 108 million subscribers and more than 26 billion views to date. The Swedish gamer, comedian and entrepreneur has an official Facebook page, with more than eight million followers. But PewDiePie hasn’t posted anything on the social service since December 2017 – and his most recent video on Facebook dates back to October 2016.

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