'PewDiePieIsOverParty' Trends On Twitter After YouTuber Uses The 'N-Word' In A Live Stream (Again)

11 September 2017, 11:38 | Updated: 11 September 2017, 11:41

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The YouTuber has been roundly criticised for his use of the racial slur with some game developers threatening to remove his videos containing any of their material.

YouTuber PewDiePie has caused further controversy by using the 'N-word' during a recent live stream.

Fans captured footage of PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, playing the game and uttering the racial slur at a fellow user. The clip quickly spread across Twitter:

 

He later apologised saying he didn't mean it "in a bad way". The YouTuber was embroiled in a similar incident back in January.

Fans and other YouTubers were quick to react to the video overnight on Twitter as became a worldwide trending topic:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Furthermore, Sean Vanaman, the co-founder of Campo Santo games, took to Twitter to say that his company would be filing a takedown request of any PewDiePie videos and streams that feature their video games.

 

 

If other companies follow thier lead, this could potentially be very damaging to the YouTuber who has already lost prominent TV and production deals with Disney and YouTube Red in the past due to his 'jokes' and comments around Nazism and white supremacy, including a prank that resulted in two men being paid to hold up a sign that read 'Death To All Jews'. He recently promised to stop using white supremacist memes in his videos following the events in Charlottesville back in August where protestor Heather Heyer was killed during a rally by Neo Nazis.

PewDiePie is currently the highest paid YouTuber in the world, earning a reported $124m since 2010 and has over 53m channel subscribers.