PewDiePie & KSI Copyrighting Song Controversy Explained

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As a gamer with years of experience following the dramatic escapades of popular YouTubers like PewDiePie and KSI, I must say this latest feud is as captivating as any high-stakes multiplayer battle I’ve ever witnessed.

As a devoted fan, I’m sharing that internet sensation Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg stirred up a buzz by publicly addressing Olajide J.J., also known as KSI, regarding copyright disputes. He claimed KSI had deleted one of his renowned YouTube videos and expressed his thoughts on KSI’s latest track, “Thick of It.” PewDiePie’s comments about KSI have swiftly gone viral, leaving everyone eager to follow the unfolding copyright controversy.

So, here are the details on what PewDiePie and KSI are feuding over.

What happened to PewDiePie and KSI?

PewDiePie recently did a YouTube livestream, where he expressed his opinion on KSI’s music career.

According to a post by @Snoopsftw on X (previously Twitter), during the live broadcast, a fan asked PewDiePie if he had ever listened to KSI’s songs. In response, PewDiePie said, “Have I listened to KSI’s songs? Absolutely not!” Later, he attributed KSI’s music as the reason for his car video being removed, which he considered his “best video ever.

PewDiePie commented, “It was all kicked off due to KSI’s music, as KSI decided to pursue a career in it. I believe he’s the one to blame.” Additionally, he mentioned that KSI often issues copyright strikes against people who use his music on their streams. He feels that “issuing strikes is basically all KSI does.

Besides his comments on KSI’s career, PewDiePie also shared thoughts about his latest viral track, “Thick of It.” Just recently, KSI unveiled this song, which was produced by Ran Michael Djan Jr. Since its debut, the song has sparked viral responses from fans. Despite mostly unfavorable reviews, it managed to gather 11 million views.

As stated by PewDiePie, he finds the song to be mediocre with a corporate feel. He suggests that the song seems more like it was created by someone else rather than KSI himself. Additionally, PewDiePie expresses his belief that fans might be growing weary of KSI due to his latest business endeavors, such as Lunchly.

In response to KSI’s music, the Swedish YouTuber offered some advice, saying, “It seems like this is the kind of music KSI wants to release. Frankly, it’s not terrible. However, there’s always room for improvement. To be honest, I think it could be even better. You know what I mean? In my opinion, it’s not as great as it could be.

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2024-10-16 01:10