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Not subscribing to PewDiePie is immoral, unethical, even. PewDiePie is the living embodiment of a cultural shift that happened in the last 2 decades, he is a symbol of the possibilities the internet and the culture surrounding it brought to our society, someone who rose to the top on their own, without the intervention of big corporations, without the intervention of the mainstream media. Whether or not you like his content doesn’t really matter, what matters is that you understand what his existence represents. PewDiePie as a star and a personality was created by the internet, for the internet. Forged by an enviroment where all kinds of culture can flourish with little to no direct influence from the mainstream media and companies. A place where all interactions are raw, unadulterated human nature, where trends, communities and the culture they partake in are all created by the love, the hatred, the passion, opinions and tastes of the people who coexist in this enviroment. A free place, a place where society can thrive without the manipulations of the bureaucratic world above. But this slowly changed, as the internet grew in size and more people integrated it in their daily lifes, it was a matter of time before it was infected with the plague that roamed the world outside. And infected it was. It didn’t take long before corporations tried to sneak their way into this new culture, in this new untouched land of potential money and influence. With television slowly losing its relevance as a form of entertainment to most younger demographics and newspapers becoming as obsolete as it gets, the media jumped on the bandwagon and slowly tried to regain its influence over society through the internet. It took some time for the transition to happen, but it still happened. All platforms who were once places for this new culture to develop suddenly started to change, slowly

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