Will there be a PewDiePie ad at the Super Bowl?

PewDiePie’s ongoing battle with T-Series to hold on to the number one spot on YouTube is coming down to the wire – but could a campaign at the Super Bowl be enough to keep him in front?

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The Swedish YouTuber is currently only just over 40,000 subscribers ahead of the Indian production company, as both channels approach the 84 million mark.

With such a slender lead, and T-Series gaining on him everyday, it is expected that PewDiePie will eventually be consigned to second place.

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However, there is speculation that PewDiePie’s channel will in some way be promoted at the Super Bowl on February 3, which could be the extra push he needs.

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Speculation began after YouTuber Mr Beast, who has been the frontrunner in helping PewDiePie stay on top, teased something potentially PewDiePie-related in a since deleted tweet.

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PewDiePie himself added to the rumors by mentioning it in one of his own videos, and Drama Alert host Daniel ‘KEEMSTAR‘ Keem added on February 2 that fans will “100% see PewDiePie at the Super Bowl.”

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Update: On an emergency livestream to keep PewDiePie above T-Series’ sub count, KEEMSTAR has doubled down on his claim: “I guarantee, 100%, PewDiePie will be at the Super Bowl”.

If real, it will most likely come in the form of a commercial to be aired sometime during or around the Super Bowl, which are of course enormously expensive.

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It could be just the push PewDiePie needs and right at the perfect time too, but whether Mr Beast, or whoever is organizing it, can pull it off, is another matter.

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UPDATE: MrBeast and his crew were seen at the Super Bowl wearing a series of jerseys that collectively read, “Sub 2 PewDiePie.” 

It is unknown if this is the advertisement MrBeast was previously discussing, as he compared his own ad to that of YouTuber Jake Paul’s commercial promoting Ninja.