“Of Course Like Any Scumbag Influencer, He Sells…” – PewDiePie Roasts Liver King For ‘Misleading Fans’

In the world of influencers and entertainers’ apologies come dime a dozen. And the most recent one was from an Instagram influencer by the name of Liver King. He is a fitness influencer who asks his followers to follow a strict natural medieval lifestyle. But when he got exposed for selling and taking supplements, he posted an apology, which PewDiePie also noticed.

The popular YouTube personality decided to watch his apology and react to it.

PewDiePie reacts to the apology video by Liver King!

PewDiePie started by saying that even though Liver King’s whole thing is living like in medieval times, “Like Any Scumbag Influencer, He Sells Supplements…” As the video started with Liver King saying, “Before social media I was rich and anonymous and after social media I am still rich, but no longer anonymous.” This cracked up PewDiePie who notices that the famous influencer is actually “Flexing, and not just his abs.”

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The influencer then quickly started listing all things that he did wrong. And then he accepts that he takes supplements under professional supervision and that’s when the YouTuber stepped in again and pointed out that the Influencer’s supplement list looks like a “Fallout 3 crafting thing.” He clearly compared the influencer’s list of supplements with crafting recipes in Fallout games. And also noticed that he spends around £11,000 per month on them.

Low self-esteem, anxiety, and the problem with selling people false hope!

Then PewDiePie goes on to inform people that it is pretty obvious that the influencers and even the superstars in movies actually do all this by eating rice and broccoli. He explains that people supporting the influencer saying that it is so obvious that he was taking supplements and people should have known from day one are overlooking the fact that not everyone lifts weights.

The influencer then moves on to talk about people having low self-esteem due to negative body image. And he claims that even he works 10-15 times a week just to feel better about his own image. The Youtuber refutes this by saying that working out is helpful for low self-esteem, but taking steroids for the same does not make any sense.

PewDiePie then went on to say that he would like to encourage people to work out too and just “not to look a certain way necessarily, but because it makes you feel good.”

The Youtuber also talks about how dependency on steroids can start an unbreakable cycle and that’s why he is not in support of it.

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He then concluded the video by giving the influencer’s apology a 3/10.