YouTube king Felix ‘PewDiePie’ Kjellberg was left comically disturbed when he made what he called the “worst mistake ever” in Minecraft.
PewDiePie continues to be the top content creator on YouTube with hundreds of millions of subscribers to his channel. The Swede made his return to gaming in 2019 with the launch of his wildly successful Minecraft series.
However during his latest upload, the entertainer was mortified when he made a mistake involving his in-game pet Sven. The misstep had him feeling hilariously uncomfortable.
PewDiePie makes “worst” mistake in Minecraft
The YouTuber’s Minecraft videos became a cultural phenomena in 2019 as viewers flocked to watch his adventures in the sandbox title. From a vibrant cast of characters, to over the top plot lines, his series is extremely entertaining for fans.
But during his March 13 upload, the Swedish star made his own skin crawl after an accidental error. Opening up the episode, he yelled “I have made the worst mistake ever made in Minecraft! Do you hear me!” jokingly.
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“I can’t believe I made this mistake!” he said before breaking into laughter. The camera then panned over to his in-game dog Sven and he apologized to the canine. “Sven, I’m so sorry man!”
Pewds began to make a gagging sound before sticking his tongue out. “How do I say this. Basically, I forgot who this dog was. So I accidentally made him breed with Sven. Look at him, he’s traumatized!” he said, turning the camera back to the pooch.
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He then made the horrifying revelation that the dog Sven bred with was none other than his son. “I can’t even say it! I made Sven frick his son! Ahhh!” he screamed before laughing.
Turning towards the baby canine, he exclaimed, “You’re a child of satan. You are not supposed to live!” He then lashed out at the council of Water Sheep – a group of God-like creatures in his series lore – and blew their water temple up.
Still disgusted with his mistake, the Swede decided to end his latest episode early. The whole thing was in good fun of course, and is an example of how bizarre and over-the-top his Minecraft lore can get.
The Swedish star has continued to crush it on YouTube, as his month-long break in January hasn’t seem to have impacted him at all. Since his return, his videos have been pulling in millions of views.
