MrBeast Defends PewDiePie's Legacy After Kai Cenat Questions His Popularity

Kai Cenat's comments about PewDiePie's success highlight generational divides in online content preferences.

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat questioned PewDiePie's popularity during his Batman Arkham marathon, calling it a potential 'L take.'
MrBeast responded on Twitter, defending PewDiePie as a pioneer who shaped YouTube culture and calling Cenat's comment an 'L take.'
The remarks sparked a mix of reactions online, with some agreeing with MrBeast and others supporting Cenat's perspective on content preferences.
PewDiePie, a YouTube legend with over 110 million subscribers, is credited with influencing gaming content and internet culture over the last decade.
Neither PewDiePie nor Kai Cenat have publicly addressed the debate further, with PewDiePie remaining semi-retired and focused on family life in Japan.