YouTube’s copyright policies prevent PewDiePie from using his own music. PewDiePieces, a YouTube star, has responded to RepostNetwork’s claim by saying that he has never used their song. PewDiePie went on a rant against Toei Animation and YouTube after Mark Fitzpatrick received 150+ copyright strikes in one day. His B*tch Lasagna music video has been promoted by RepostNetwork on his behalf. No matter where it comes from, it always adds an extra layer of hilarity to his videos.įelix ‘PewDiePie’ Kjellberg revealed on his channel that YouTube has a “backwards” copyright system that prevents him from using his own music. So there you have it! Pewdiepie’s music comes from a variety of sources, both professional and amateur. He has also been known to use parody songs, which are often created by other YouTubers. For his skits and other comedic videos, Pewdiepie often writes and records his own music. He also occasionally uses songs from video games, which are often licensed for use on YouTube. For background music, he often uses royalty-free music from sites like YouTube Audio Library and Epidemic Sound. So where does he get his music? Pewdiepie has a few different sources for his music. Pewdiepie often uses music in his videos, either as background music or as part of a skit. He is also one of the most popular YouTubers, with over 100 million subscribers. Pewdiepie is a Swedish YouTuber who is best known for his comedic Let’s Play videos.

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