PewDiePie’s 100 Million Play Button Collector Says, “If He Ever Wanted It Back, “I’ll Give It Back”

Published 07/13/2023, 11:32 AM EDT

One of the biggest moments of the last decade saw YouTube’s favorite content creator cross a subscriber count no one had crossed before. PewDiePie’s subscriber count raced past 100 million, making him, at the time, the undisputed king of YouTube. To crown the king, YouTube sent out a 100 Million Play Button, indicating PewDiePie’s incredible achievement. However, after PewDiePie gave it away, it seems there might be a way to get it back!

YouTuber JackSucksAtLife, the current owner of the 100 Million Play Button revealed if PewDiePie asks him to return the button, he will do so without hesitation!

JackSucksAtLife reveals PewDiePie can take the 100 Million Play Button back whenever he wants to

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The 100 Million Play Button was one of the biggest titles on YouTube. When PewDiePie announced his move to Tokyo, he wanted to give it away to one of his subscribers. Once the giveaway ended, the winner had a unique idea in mind. He posted on JackSucksAtLife’s Reddit, intending to unite the Play Button with the box.

As a result, Jack asked him to send the Play Button, intending to shoot a video and then return it to the new owner. To his surprise, the giveaway winner offered to sell the Play Button to Jack. Sensing a one-of-a-kind opportunity, Jack jumped at the chance of buying the Play Button. In the video, he says, “He asked me do I want to buy it. I thought well I’m gonna have to aren’t I? If I don’t buy it, Keemstar will have it.”

In the end, he revealed if PewDiePie wants it back someday, he can just have it. He says, “If he ever wanted it back, I’d just give it back.”

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Jack did not reveal the details of the deal. He did not say how much the 100 Million Play Button cost him. According to him, this protects him in case he wishes to sell the Play Button in the future, as the cost of purchasing it has an impact on how much it can be sold for.

“I’m not telling you. At some point, I may want to, you know, sell it on and I feel like the purchase price may have an impact.” As a result, the details of how big a dent it made in Jack’s pocket remain a secret

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Siddharth Shirwadkar is an up and coming eSports writer at EssentiallySports with deep roots in the world of gaming. Pursuing Multimedia and Mass Communication, Siddharth has all the necessary tools to convert his love for gaming into fascinating articles. His journey began at the age of six, with the first person shooter that has enthralled the whole gaming community during the 2000s, the classic Counter-Strike 1.

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PewDiePie’s 100 Million Play Button Collector Says, “If He Ever Wanted It Back, “I’ll Give It Back”

JackSucksAtLife reveals PewDiePie can take the 100 Million Play Button back whenever he wants to

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