PewDiePie’s dreams have officially come true after Dr Phil hosted an episode of his series Meme Review – and managed to roast YouTuber Jake Paul while doing it.

Never mind 100 million subscribers – this is where he peaks.

The Swedish YouTube star, who recently stood up for his pal JacksFilms against trolls, shared the video with a heart-eyes emoji, telling fans: ‘The man the myth the legend did it.’


‘Phil Time,’ Phil replied.

It was all business as usual with the episode, with the star – real name Felix Kjellberg – reacting to memes, including one of a terrifying ‘zombie snail’.

‘Now, something positive to transition from that god-awful news – I’m very proud to present, finally, Dr Phil hosting Meme Review. Take it away, Doctor,’ Felix said.



The TV star went on to rate memes about himself and Pewds, with a comment about Jake Paul catching everyone’s attention.

After a meme involving the controversial YouTube star’s song It’s Everyday Bro popped up, the 68-year-old asked: ‘Who is this guy? Is this some wannabe on a fence or something? I don’t even know who this guy is.’

The star roasted Jake Paul during his appearance (Picture: @PewDiePie/Youtube)

Ouch.

The 29-year-old YouTuber is currently inching towards 100 million subscribers after a battle with Indian record label T-Series, with the pair eventually settling their lawsuit over Felix’s songs B***h Lasagna and Congratulations.

However, the star recently took a moment to reach out to his friend JacksFilms after viewers claimed that Jack had copied Felix in his latest video.

Back in 2015, JacksFilms created his series YIAY (Yesterday I Asked You), where he reviews viewers’ answers to questions he asked.

Felix was ecstatic to have the star on the show (Picture: @PewDiePie/Youtube)

The Swedish star went on to create a parody of the series in 2017, titled LWIAY (Last Week I Asked You) where he asked viewers to send in memes relating to him and his channel.

Sharing a photo of a bunch of online abuse he’d received, Jack tweeted: ‘I’m so f***ing tired. All from my latest video.’

He added: ‘It’s extra frustrating because not only did I address it in a vid last year, but so did pewds, and he even urged his viewers to “check the dates” if they didn’t believe him/me. Nothing works lol weeeeee,’ he added.

Felix told his fellow YouTuber: ‘Damn, I think one of my older videos got put in recommended by YouTube and that’s why.

‘I took down any videos joking about it because clearly this is too far. Sorry bruv.’

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