Tech
PewDiePie Supposedly Shadowbanned by YouTube, Fans Say Hundreds of Videos Didn’t Appear in Search Results
YouTube issued a denial, but not many are buying it.

Google-owned YouTube recently shadowbanned PewDiePie, according to his fans. If true, it would represent the latest act of censorship by a Big Tech company.
PewDiePie, for those who are unfamiliar, hosts YouTube’s second-largest channel. He has accumulated over 107 million subscribers in his ten years on the platform. He is extraordinarily popular but also receives flak from some quarters because he can be politically incorrect at times.
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YouTube addressed the allegation that they shadowbanned PewDiePie in a tweet today:
YouTube doesn't shadowban channels. It’s possible the video was flagged by our systems as potentially violative & needs to be reviewed first before it shows up in search, etc. Note that reviews are taking longer since we have limited teams due to COVID-19: https://t.co/f25cOgmwRV
take our poll - story continues belowCompleting this poll grants you access to Big League Politics updates free of charge. You may opt out at anytime. You also agree to this site's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.— TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) October 22, 2020
The denial naturally did not convince PewDiePie’s fans, many of whom said that they weren’t receiving notifications of his new videos and couldn’t find hundreds of previous videos after using the search function:
— KEEM 🍿 (@KEEMSTAR) October 22, 2020
The issue seemed to be resolved as of Friday. Still, how many times do we have to go through this with Big Tech platforms like YouTube and Twitter and Facebook? The cycle is utterly predictable: massive account shadowbanned or suspended, platform denies any blatant censorship, account privileges restored.
PewDiePie’s real name is Felix Kjellberg. Big League Politics last posted about him when he announced a $50,000 donation to the anti-free speech Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and then again when he rescinded it:
“Usually when I pick a charity, I take my time, I find a charity that I’m really excited about and actually passionate to donate to, so when I uploaded the video talking about the charity, it was very brief, and people could tell something was off,” PewDiePie explained while laughing.
“To be fair, I saw it as an opportunity to put an end to these alt-right claims that have been thrown against me. It wasn’t to try and clear my name or save grace. If it was, I would have done it years ago, but after the Christchurch tragedy, I felt a responsibility to do something about it because it’s no longer just about me. It affected other people in a way, and I’m not okay with that,” PewDiePie said explaining his motives.
PewDiePie said that he announced the ADL donation with noble intentions, but the backlash from his fans helped him to see the error of his ways.
“I’ve struggled to figure out how to do that, but this was not the right way to go about it,” PewDiePie said. “I knew it wasn’t perfect, but I also didn’t know a lot of things that surfaced throughout this whole thing about the charity that doesn’t fit at all, so I understand why people had concerns about it, and these are things that I would have known myself if I had just taken my time.”

Tech
YouTube Censors Videos Posted by Independent Journalist Ford Fischer of Protests Near Biden’s Inauguration
Raw journalism hurts the globalist elite.

Independent journalist Ford Fischer of News2Share is reporting that three of his YouTube videos are being censored.
Fischer announced in a Twitter post that the Google-owned video streaming service has targeted three of his videos that showed interactions between various protesters of different political stripes on Biden’s inauguration day.
Absolutely unbelievable.@TeamYouTube has now deleted three raw videos and SUSPENDED MY ACCOUNT for raw footage I took on the day of President Biden's Inauguration of religious extremist protesters being confronted by both leftist and pro-Trump activists.
We will fight back. pic.twitter.com/qq59HJyf3A
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) March 4, 2021
The second video @TeamYouTube erroneously took down was a speech I filmed at the December Million MAGA March.
This documentary footage was licensed by BBC, had a story about it in Rolling Stone, and WAS USED IN THE IMPEACHMENT HEARING ITSELF.https://t.co/jTuGAs5SCZ pic.twitter.com/buWgYES2tf
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) March 4, 2021
The folks at @TeamYouTube sent this email to go with the three takedowns and account suspension.
They ban "misleading content that alleges widespread fraud or errors changed the outcome of the 2020 U.S."
My content isn't misleading nor does it allege – it shows what happens. pic.twitter.com/tkXkXu79Ci
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) March 4, 2021
So, you have action items:
-Tweet @TeamYouTube telling them to lift the suspension on Ford Fischer's News2Share account.
-Demand that YouTube work *with* content creators to find solutions rather than use punitive measures against their content creators acting in good faith.
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) March 4, 2021
I wish this could be resolved privately, but @TeamYouTube seems to have no desire to constructively – rather than punitively – deal with perceived privacy violations.
I am therefore including a screenshot of my response email below. pic.twitter.com/64C1Q7KBhM
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) March 4, 2021
YouTube has generally been on a rampage of punishing my account for work so valuable, it was cited in the impeachment trial twice.
Following an article by @JosephWulfsohn, they partially reversed course before.
This is why speaking out works.https://t.co/5kzqq0p4iE
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) March 4, 2021
Just now, @TeamYouTube denies my appeal, upholding a suspension for a video in which several people confront a “religious” hate group.
They say it’s spam because of election disinfo; only reference is at 6 minutes in, one person on street screams he believes election was stolen. pic.twitter.com/K3eux1jwul
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) March 4, 2021
Big League Politics has reported on YouTube’s hostility toward any messages that may cause the masses to doubt the official globalist corporate narrative:
Dr. Scott Atlas, who has emerged as President Donald Trump’s most credible advisor on COVID-19 policy, is being censored by YouTube.
Atlas, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institute, has spoken out consistently against the mass hysteria surrounding COVID-19. YouTube recently censored a Hoover video in which he was speaking about the lies peddled by the medical establishment during the pandemic.
“They put in a lockdown… They did not calculate at all the harms of the lockdown, the consequences of the lockdown. They did a stop COVID 19 at all costs. They used hypothetical projection models that were so egregiously wrong, far, far off. Yet they keep citing those models,” Atlas said while appearing on Uncommon Knowledge with Peter Robinson. The video is still available on the Hoover Institute website.
“All over the world, Switzerland, Iceland, Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Asian countries, there is a minimal, if any, risk of children transmitting the disease, even to their parents. It’s not just that children are not at risk at all from this disease. They also do not even transmit the disease,” he continued.
“The science is really not science. It’s a fear-based and cherry-picking of certain studies. It’s very poor analysis. As I say many times, a lotta smart people are doing a lotta sloppy thinking,” Atlas added.
In addition to being targeted by Youtube, Fischer has also been targeted by other tech monopolies as well. Facebook has regularly stopped him from hosting his content on their platform for various reasons.
I am a journalist, verified on Facebook. Today I spent the entire day covering various armed groups throughout Louisville.
As I just finished a livestream, I tried to log in and it appears @Facebook deleted my account. pic.twitter.com/PRZohhzCxC
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) September 5, 2020
However, Fischer has shown that the tech giants will capitulate after enough public pressure, as he has had videos reinstated on the major platforms after being initially targeted by censorship measures.
While Facebook never informed me why this happened, this was my last post before Facebook deleted my account.
Presumably, @Facebook mistook me writing about gun violence as me somehow endorsing or participating in it.
Facebook needs to fix this.
Algorithms cannot judge humans. pic.twitter.com/09PkJqa4so
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) September 6, 2020
By targeting popular journalists with large followings such as Fischer, the Big Tech giants are making themselves increasingly loathed among the masses. The behavior of these tech monopolies is setting the stage for new regulations that will break up their stranglehold or market alternatives rising that will protect freedom of speech.
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