PewDiePie Got Kicked Out Of His Recording Studio For Being Too Loud

“I made a video, landlord thought I was having gay sex. Comes down to call us faggots,” Felix Kjellberg, aka PewDiePie, said after being evicted from the apartment he used as a recording studio.

Pewdiepie is infamous for screaming over footage of video games, and while he makes some good money doing it, it seems that his neighbours don’t really appreciate his shtick at all.

Actually, Pewdiepie says he is getting evicted over the noise he makes while recording videos:

Most of the time, Pewdiepie records in a soundproof room where volume isn’t really a problem, and he can shriek to his heart’s content. Sometimes, however, he’ll need more space — so he records in his kitchen. And that’s where his neighbours can hear him loud and clear.

As you can see around the 1:30 mark above, at some point a neighbour got so sick of Pewdiepie’s shit, that he came over to chew Pewdiepie out while the Swedish YouTuber was recording a video. In the footage, you can hear a man angrily cussing out Pewdiepie, at one point even calling him a “faggot.”

Not long afterward, Pewdiepie says he received an official eviction notice, which apparently required him to move out by the 29th of this month. In the video, you can see that Pewdiepie has started to put things into boxes in preparation for that date…but he’s not really happy about how the situation unfolded.

“If you’re gonna be a landlord in Brighton, the gay capital of UK, maybe try not be a fuckin’ prejudiced piece of shit, how bout that?” Pewdiepie joked. “I could buy this house, I don’t fucking need you.”

Apparently, yelling in your house is considered “anti-social behaviour.” I guess that’s not totally wrong, but still. Wut.

“Landlord, fuck you,” Pewdiepie said. “Luckily for us, it’s really easy to move. It’s not a problem. We have the resources, and we can just do it. I imagine for another normal person this would throw them out on the streets.”

Actually, Pewdiepie already has another office lined up, where he predicts “so much shitty content is going to be made here.”

“Hopefully we can yell as much as we want.”

[Source: www.kotaku.com.au]