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Mar, 05.2022
Felix Kjellberg, widely known as PewDiePie, is the most followed YouTuber and content creator with the highest number of subscribers. He has accomplished a humongous level of global popularity over the years. The Youtube powerhouse PewDiePie asserts in a recent video that he got a visit by police after he bought a certain forbidden 'Wish' item.
Having taken a break from YouTube for a while in January, he returned to YouTube with a 16-minute-long video titled “I bought forbidden Wish Items (Cops Came To My House Big Oopsie).”
PewDiePie in his video opened up about a story that has its root connected to this ‘Wish’ haul and his strong affinity for balisongs - which is also known as butterfly knives. This is by far not a controversial decision made by him, however, this was the sole reason that caught the attention of law enforcement. After he successfully purchased the forbidden balisong from ‘Wish’, he could not help but get involved in law and order.
“I had the great idea [of] trying to buy a balisong,” the YouTuber explained. “Because I like them. They’re fun to play with. It’s awesome. Well, don’t do that. Do not buy a balisong.“The cops came to my house and they told me I was bad and I shouldn’t have done that,” he continued, before joking, “So, I am sorry. Ya, boy’s got a criminal record! Let’s go!”
Watch the video below:
There was no clear restriction mentioned that prohibited the purchase of balisongs on ‘Wish’. However, it still turned out to be an illegal online transaction. He further added in his videos that the cops cracked jokes on him saying that now he has a criminal record and suggested to not repeat him.
The incredible success of the YouTuber did not spare him from the exaggerated drama and thus left him stressed out. Due to this, he later decided to again make purchases on 'Wish'. He bought some other fidget toys that had fewer sharp edges. He made it very obvious to his viewers and further warned them of the consequences they might have to face in the future for buying a balisong.