PewDiePie's battle for YouTube supremacy continues

Also wanted to get to another story. There's a neck and neck subscriber contest between Pewdiepie and T Series. That's continuing with T Series taking the subscriber crown briefly again. I kind of know or care about this maybe. Is this important? Pewdiepie claims that this has something to do with This is capturing the soul of YouTube to a certain extent because he is a single YouTuber whereas T-Series is a whole production studio. Is it that important? It matters a lot to Pewdiepie and to his fans, because I mean it's a lot to have the crown as the most subscribed channel. It means a lot For PewDiePie. As far as I know T-Series hasn't really talked about anything. But it does raise this issue of like is it a fair comparison T-Series being a record label with constant content coming out, high production value stuff? And then PewDiePie is just a dude- He's one person. In his apartment in front of a microphone. It's startling to me that he's managed to keep the crown as long as he has since Late 2013, and his views, I saw in our story today, 20 billion? Yeah. That's crazy. Good for him. Yeah, he's been the king for a really, really long time, for four years, six years, something like that. Pretty incredible. So, yeah. Either way, if you wanna read more about these stories, check them out on CNET. I'm Ben Fox Rubin. I'm Joan E Solsman. Thanks for listening. [MUSIC]