PewDiePie Biography
PewDiePie is a YouTuber from Sweden who is known for his Let’s Play videos and comedy videos and shows. Kjellberg has become one of the most well-known online celebrities and content providers thanks to his popularity on YouTube and widespread media coverage. Other know YouTubers are; Ryan Higa, Markiplier, Jenna Marbles, and Logan Paul.
PewDiePie Age
He is 32 years old as of 2021. He was born Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg on 24 October 1989 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
PewDiePie Height and Weight
He stands at a height of 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m) and weighs 165 lbs.
PewDiePie Family
Felix grew up alongside his older sister, Fanny, and was born to Lotta Kristine Johanna and Ulf Christian Kjellberg. In 2010, his mother, a former chief information officer (CIO), was voted Sweden’s CIO of the Year. His father works in the corporate world.
PewDiePie Wife
On August 19, 2019, Kjellberg married his long-time Italian girlfriend Marzia Bisognin. In 2011, Bisognin introduced the two through a mutual friend, and after forming an online relationship, Kjellberg traveled to Italy to see her. Before settling in Brighton and Hove, England, the couple traveled between Sweden and Italy.
Kjellberg claimed that they relocated to the United Kingdom in July 2013 because they wanted to be closer to the sea and have better Internet access. He claims he prefers living in Brighton and Hove because he can maintain his incognito. They also own a house in Japan, where they have been attempting to relocate since 2019.
PewDiePie Weight Loss
His extraordinary physical metamorphosis, as seen in the photo, drew a lot of attention. He poses bare-chested in it, displaying his toned form and biceps. The video producer also revealed his eating regimen, stating that he has increased his protein intake. According to hitc.com, he had previously stated that he had stopped drinking soda and alcohol save on social occasions.
PewDiePie Pescetarian
Kjellberg has stated in numerous videos that he follows a pescetarian diet for a variety of reasons. During a Cold One’s podcast interview in July 2019, Kjellberg discussed his whiskey addiction.
PewDiePie Wealth
Kjellberg was declared the highest-paid YouTuber by Forbes in December 2016, with an annual income of $15 million. This was partly due to his YouTube Red show Scare PewDiePie and his book This Book Loves You, which according to Nielsen Bookscan sold over 112,000 copies. Forbes stated in 2017 that his income would have been higher if he had avoided the backlash from sponsors as a result of his videos 2017.
PewDiePie Minecraft
For the first time in several years, Kjellberg inaugurated Gaming Week on June 21st, during which he will focus on uploading Let’s Play videos every day. Minecraft was one of the games he played, and he was amazed at how much he enjoyed it.
In the months that followed, Kjellberg’s videos mostly concentrated on Minecraft, with content from his programs Meme Review and LWIAY also focusing on the game. Although he had played Minecraft early in his YouTube career, he had only played it sporadically in subsequent years due to his aversion to following the trend of Minecraft YouTubers, whom he believed mainly played the game for the sake of of its popularity rather than for their own enjoyment.
This change was mainly successful for Kjellberg, who saw a significant boost in views, reaching over 570 million views in July and increasing his daily number of new members from 25,000 to 45,000. Despite his success, Kjellberg maintains that he plays the game for fun and does not wish to become a “Minecraft YouTuber.”
PewDiePie Scare
His comedy-horror reality web series Scare PewDiePie was produced by Maker Studios (now Disney Digital Network) and Skybound Entertainment, with Robert Kirkman serving as executive producer, and it aired on YouTube Red, the paid subscription arm of YouTube, on February 10, 2016. PewDiePie explores settings created and based on horror video games that he plays and comments about on his YouTube channel in each episode.
In September 2015, ten episodes were developed and filmed in Los Angeles, California. Scare PewDiePie: Multiplayer, the show’s second season, was slated to premiere on March 9, 2017, but it was canceled before it could air owing to PewDiePie’s involvement in scandals.
PewDiePie Coco
Kjellberg inked an exclusive deal to stream on YouTube in May 2020, at a time when the platform was enlisting high-profile streamers to compete with Twitch and Mixer. He inked a partnership with Jellysmack, a global creator firm, in January 2021 to have his material optimized and subsequently disseminated to Facebook Watch users. On February 14, he released “Coco,” a diss track about Cocomelon, a kids-oriented channel that had been gaining in subscribers for several years and was now expanding by about two million per month.
