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PewDiePie Quits Gaming After 13 Years, Cites Fatherhood
29 Nov
Summary
- Felix Kjellberg has retired from extensive video game content.
- Fatherhood prompted Kjellberg to re-evaluate time commitments.
- He is now prioritizing personal growth and diverse content creation.
Felix Kjellberg, globally recognized as PewDiePie, has declared his departure from dedicating significant time to video games on YouTube after a 13-year career. This decision, revealed in his Kjellberg Mail newsletter, stems from his evolving priorities as a new father.
Kjellberg explained that since becoming a dad, his perception of time has shifted, leading him to re-evaluate his commitments. While he still occasionally plays games for short periods, the era of extensive Let's Play videos has concluded, as he now prefers to invest his time in personal development and acquiring new skills.
This new focus is already reflected in his YouTube channel's content, which now features a broader range of videos, including successful PC builds. Kjellberg finds validation in the audience's reactions to his diverse content, asserting that his choices reflect a prioritization of what he deems most valuable with his finite time.
