He might have worked with big names in journalism, but he is quite a subscribe when it comes to new forms of media.
by manuscrypts July 14, 2010
Usually on YouTube, when you subscribe to a channel, you receive notifications of that channel's activity in your YouTube feed. People wanting to grow their channels ask and beg for you to subscribe to their channel, usually at the end part of the video that everyone skips anyway. The more subscribers they get, the more popular their channel becomes. With all these subscribers, they grow an audience, a fan base, they become popular on YouTube. Most YouTube channels that try to achieve this never will, and the people that happen to do so eventually die having achieved nothing in real life.
by put a dick all up inside her January 16, 2015
i subscribe to you u
by wordmaker87 December 31, 2019
The battle between the 2 big Youtubers, T-Series and Pewdiepie. Both Youtubers are battling to see with side can gain more subscribers. Felix, aka Pewdiepie, has been getting more subscribers as people have been telling more people to subscribe to Pewdiepie. The battle rages on as Pewdiepie has to fight an entire country of India with his subscribers. T-Series seems to be more powerful as Pewdiepie's Meme Review did little to no effect them. Only time will tell to see which side will win the war.
by watterztrail December 18, 2018
A person, usually a YouTube user, who claims to be one of the first X subscribers and doesn’t hesitate to let others know about their “achievement”
Original Subscriber in comments section: I remember I watched Pewdiepie when they only had 1000 subscribers, if only I could reverse time to when he was good again. Newcomers back off!
by Huge Potato February 25, 2019
by Martin Luther Cream March 16, 2019
1. An act of user creating multiple and even more alt accounts just for the purpose to subscribe to themselves and other YouTubers.
2. A type of campaign encouraging users to subscribe to the campaign creator's YouTube channel or other YouTubers.
2. A type of campaign encouraging users to subscribe to the campaign creator's YouTube channel or other YouTubers.
Subscriber Bombing campaigns allegedly existed since late-2006. PewDiePie VS T-Series was a prime example of a dismantled long-term Subscriber Bombing event from 2018 until 2019.
by Ryan900USAYT January 20, 2022