So by now you should know that Jack Black, comedic legend, star of School of Rock and one half of the flawless Tenacious D has started his own gaming YouTube channel. Despite already having a massive following as a celebrity, no-one really expected the channel to take off like it has, but it’s already gotten … Read more
Jack Black is a name the vast majority know for his acting ability. Fewer will know him from the iconic game ‘Brutal Legend’. Black is now moving more heavily into gaming with the launch of his own gaming channel which he will do from his £399 gaming chair. Black uploaded his first video just before … Read more
YouTube’s biggest and most controversial star PewDiePie is officially about to take the top-spot for creating the most-liked diss track on the platform. Pewd’s B*tch Lasagna, a parody diss track created by the YouTuber in the subscriber count war against T-Series, has been wrestling with Eminem’s Killshot for the most likes – but it looks … Read more
Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins has officially gone from being the most subscribed-to Twitch streamer to – not second place – but third. According to Twitch Stats, Ninja takes third position with nearly 40,000 subscriber. At the time of writing, he has 39,769. Unfortunately, that’s not quite enough to beat the one and only Shroud, who’s currently … Read more
If you haven’t come across the “subscribe to PewDiePie” meme yet then that’s a real miracle, because those three words can now be found in the comments section of news channels, the tweets of celebrities, your messages on Tindr and even in Times Square. Yes, the “subscribe to PewDiePie” meme reached incredible heights, but it’s … Read more
A short video clip that appeared to show Red Dead Redemption 2 for the PC surfaced online recently, and it’s gotten tongues wagging. The unbelievably popular title from Rockstar Games launched back in October this year – but only for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One gamers. Since the announcement of the title, fans have been … Read more
PewDiePie’s ‘wars’ with The Wall Street Journal have officially been going on for years, with the publication accusing Pewds of encouraging his 77 million-strong fanbase to push anti-semitic views. PDP fans were left puzzled when WSJ seemed to show an apology to the YouTube star – but alas, it wasn’t real. A message appeared on the … Read more