Why is it called Lwiay?
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Why is it called Lwiay?
LWIAY, standing for Last Week I Asked You (from 2020 also known as LWHY) is a series of videos on PewDiePie’s channel.
Which is original Lwiay or YIAY?
Jacksfilms had started a show called YIAY in 2015 that still runs today but Pewdiepie’s show called LWIAY started in 2017. They both talked about the two shows and made fun of each other now and then about copying but as it stands Jacksfilms had started it first.
What does liway mean?
1 : an allowable margin of freedom or variation : tolerance The new rules allow managers greater leeway in making decisions.
Why did PewDiePie delete his video?
The video was created by PewDiePie to lampoon the trend of YouTubers showing off their brand new cars, but it was taken down due to what most assumed were copyright reasons. …
What is PewDiePie Subreddit?
r/PewdiepieSubmissions
And in King Pewd’s absence, things in his community subreddit, r/PewdiepieSubmissions, are getting, well, super weird. On a normal day, r/PewdiepieSubmission is a place for fans to share content (read: mostly memes) about gaming, anime, or YouTube drama.
Who started Lwiay?
Share this with PewDiePie – real name Felix Kjellberg – went on to create a parody of the series in 2017, titled LWIAY (Last Week I Asked You) where he asked viewers to send in memes relating to him and his channel.
What is Lawaiy?
It stands for “Last week I asked you”. It’s a play on jackfilms YAIY which stands for “yesterday I asked you”. Pewdiepie challenges people at the end of the video to give him content, which can be found on the pewdiepie subreddit which he goes over the next week.
Who is deep in PewDiePie Minecraft?
DEEEP, formerly called Sven’s Son or Svenson, is one of PewDiePie’s dogs and the son of Sven and Sven’s BF. He was later bred with his father to produce his only known pup, Alabama Svenson.
Is PewDiePie making a Cocomelon diss track?
“Coco” is a diss track by Swedish YouTuber Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg (co-written with David “Boyinaband” Brown), directed at American YouTube channel Cocomelon, though the track makes heavy references to American rapper 6ix9ine and Kjellberg’s past competition with Indian record label T-Series.
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