The last few years have treated MrBeast very well, and his rise to fame has helped him become the most followed youtuber on the planet, above PewDiePie, who until now had remained at the top of the rankings.
Although the numbers of followers do not define the success of a content creator, especially when he has been dedicating himself to the networks for a long time, being the youtuber with the most subscribers in the world is an achievement to be proud of. Until a few hours ago, it was PewDiePie who had the most numbers, but MrBeast's tremendous success in recent years has served as a push for him to surpass what has been considered the king of YouTube for more than a decade. It has been known for a long time that this overtaking would happen soon, and that is why this historic moment of the networks has been able to be captured live.
It is not surprising that PiewDiePie has lost this first place, since several years ago he decided to reduce the time he spends on his YouTube channel, to focus on other projects. This drop in the frequency with which he publishes content has caused the flow of new subscribers to slow down a lot, and is easily surpassed by up-and-coming creators like MrBeast. This relatively new youtuber has reinvented the way in which YouTube content is understood, investing huge amounts of money in big blockbusters that have little to do with the 'casual' and low-cost formats that characterized the first generation of youtubers, to which PewDiePie belongs.
This change of title to the youtuber with the most subscribers has caused reactions of all kinds on the networks: although many have been happy with the news, a large part of those who have commented on the matter have taken advantage of the moment to take out all their toxicity and criticize MrBeast and PewDiePie, whose careers aren't even comparable. Each one of them has reaped stellar success with their efforts, and there is no doubt that with the huge number of fans they have, they will continue to achieve all the goals they set for themselves, whatever the sector in which it is.
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