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Pewdiepie Uses Fiverr to Unveil a Contraversial Sign


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Well, it seems Pewdiepie is in a bit of hot water after using our platform to send out a very unsavory message. He then proceed to apologize of course, but personally I found it a little funny he went through with it. Thoughts?

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I think it merits some discussion. 6 million+ people watched it, and the controversy will make even more aware of Fiverr.

That’s viral, not #getshitdone. One wonders if this was a subtle promo for Fiverr, but I doubt it, as the chosen sellers… dear oh dear.

The people who did that video were kicked off Fiverr, too.

Anyway, he clearly posted the video to be controversial. All that apologizing afterwards eyeroll it’s not like he had to publish it.

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I think it merits some discussion. 6 million+ people watched it, and the controversy will make even more aware of Fiverr.

That’s viral, not #getshitdone. One wonders if this was a subtle promo for Fiverr, but I doubt it, as the chosen sellers… dear oh dear.

The people who did that video were kicked off Fiverr, too.

Anyway, he clearly posted the video to be controversial. All that apologizing afterwards eyeroll it’s not like he had to publish it.

Was it everyone that he ordered in the video that was kicked from fiverr or just the “**********” or something similar to that?

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I think it merits some discussion. 6 million+ people watched it, and the controversy will make even more aware of Fiverr.

That’s viral, not #getshitdone. One wonders if this was a subtle promo for Fiverr, but I doubt it, as the chosen sellers… dear oh dear.

The people who did that video were kicked off Fiverr, too.

Anyway, he clearly posted the video to be controversial. All that apologizing afterwards eyeroll it’s not like he had to publish it.

The people who did that video were kicked off Fiverr

Those guys were making big bucks making videos in a weird category.

I saw their profile a while back while browsing that category.

Game over for them. Dufuses not even realizing where this company originates from I bet. 👎

✌️ Peace

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Well, he told them not to write the offensive stuff, but to subscribe to Keemstar. They obviously didn’t understand the instructions, as they wrote it on the thing and then superimposed the sub to K on the video.

Keemstar, of course, has a history of saying dubious stuff like this, so that was the joke. PDP is also becoming more controversial as that what the YT algos demand. The rest was just as stupid: asking some mathlab person to make a graph that looks like a male body part requesting that ****** guy to say stuff (and he said the name wrong lol) and er… oh, I don’t remember, but the seller delivered something useless because they didn’t want to be late with delivery. Oh, and someone to play Hearthstone with and he trolled them with some other game.

“********” I think it was. Anyway, they’re both banned now. But never mind that–the publicity! Now, PDP’s demo is the same as the trust whatever one, but… look which one everyone’s talking about.

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I’m not even sure what to think of this. Yes, this will certainly make more people access Fiverr’s services, but those people will look into having fun and won’t think they could actually get stuff done around here.
Moreso, I hope this doesn’t encourage others to consider ordering as a joke and submit requests that sellers can’t deliver.

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ANY PUBLICITY, IS GOOD PUBLICITY!

Or so they say…

Fiverr campaign (YT): 74k views

Top comment:

Horrible concept! Drug use, porn and swearing do not make a decent promo unless your a drug dealer, prostitute or truck driver. (51 likes)

PDP traincrash: 6.5m views

Top comment:

CAME.DISLIKED.LEFT (64k likes)

Notable comment near top that isn’t about the controversy:

We need another video about this website, I’m sure there’s more messed up crap on there

A certain new dimension to the original hashtag #getshitdone, indeed… lol.

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Fiverr campaign (YT): 74k views

Top comment:

Horrible concept! Drug use, porn and swearing do not make a decent promo unless your a drug dealer, prostitute or truck driver. (51 likes)

PDP traincrash: 6.5m views

Top comment:

CAME.DISLIKED.LEFT (64k likes)

Notable comment near top that isn’t about the controversy:

We need another video about this website, I’m sure there’s more messed up crap on there

A certain new dimension to the original hashtag #getshitdone, indeed… lol.

A certain new dimension to the original hashtag #getshitdone, indeed

In other words:

You 💵!

P.S

BTW not fair Poodipie. You gave free promotion to all those sellers now to your 52 million subs…😤

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Eoin, I don’t see any mod note. Did you update OP?

Here is a copy Eoin posted DJ:

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Youtuber himself is cracked up

If you don’t know Pewdipie, then dunno what to tell you. He is the biggest Youtuber (in terms of Subs) and he IS like that.

The biggest debate now is, was it HIS fault, or was it the sellers?

I say sellers of course!

If you watch the entire video, you will see the good sellers, (even with bad English) DENIED his requests outright, knowing it would violate the TOS of Fiverr.

Now the *********** opened a twitter account stating as if it was PDP’s fault that they got banned. NO it wasn’t, it was YOUR fault, for not being knowledgeable in what you CAN and CANNOT sell in your shop.

Some are saying, they live in the jungle, cannot speak English… so they should be un-banned…

Oh so sad, here’s my 2 tear drops for them… if you catch my drift.😂

p.s

I see BIZARRE requests on BR EVERYDAY, do I accept them, even if I could? NO. Heck, I even share them with a friend and have a good giggle about them… SMH

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