Felix Kjellberg, better known by his online alias PewDiePie, was once the most popular YouTuber in the world. He had over 100 million subscribers and his videos were watched by millions of people every day. But in 2017, a series of controversies led to his downfall.

It all started when PewDiePie made a video in which he paid two men to hold up a sign that said "Death to all Jews." The video was widely condemned and PewDiePie was accused of being anti-Semitic. He apologized for the video, but the damage was done.

In the months that followed, PewDiePie was involved in a number of other controversies. He made jokes about child abuse, he used racial slurs, and he promoted a white supremacist channel. Each time, he apologized, but his reputation continued to decline.

In 2018, Disney dropped PewDiePie from his contract. He was also fired from the YouTube Red series Scare PewDiePie. His channel was demonetized, meaning that he could no longer make money from his videos.

PewDiePie has since tried to rebuild his career, but he has never regained the same level of popularity that he once had. He now has over 90 million subscribers, but his videos are only watched by a fraction of the people that they used to be.

The downfall of PewDiePie is a cautionary tale about the dangers of fame and the power of social media. When you have millions of people watching your every move, it is important to be careful about what you say and do. One careless mistake can ruin your career.

PewDiePie is not the only YouTuber who has fallen from grace. In recent years, there have been a number of other YouTubers who have been involved in controversies that have led to their downfall. These cases show that even the most popular YouTubers are not immune to the dangers of fame.