What's the meaning of life? 🙌 BOOK REVIEW 🙌 - March

[@danielsaintmusic]

Use me as a “I want book reviews to come back” button.

[@climbingnai]

yes please

[@Interneter1245]

Ah. The beggar.

[@mirzantp4663]

No

[@Rher01]

yes we need this back

[@tomvdbruinhorst1624]

It is coming back

[@nicholas8890]

BRING BACK BOOK REVIEW

[@sasukeuchiha-ke7ny]

You have it

[@_taiyaki_4456]

sasuke uchiha lol

[@jericsimeon5728]

Minecraft enchantment books😂

[@Space_Potat]

_BRING IT BACC_

[@samanthad3981]

I want it back :(

[@fabiansemb2331]

I think this series is one of the best Felix have ever done.

[@paxadmin74]

Fabian Semb this should be a NetFelix show. Get it? Netflix...Felix. alright then Il go

[@bri-ale1965]

agreed

[@injected1352]

Fabian It’s the same as Friday with pewdiepie

[@clipsolo]

ikr! Ihaven't read properly in ages. These are some great tips to start again!

[@thatoneeggplant]

Fabian Semb I really recommend Ray Bradbury. His works are phenomenal, and I also recommend that you start with either Fahrenheit 451 or The illustrated Man. Both great pieces that you can get sucked into

[@Joseph-hi8ow]

Books 1. 1:40 The Old Man and The Sea by Ernest Hemingway 2. 3:59 Moby Dick by Herman Melville 3. 7:30 Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankl 4. 9:31 Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes 5. 10:40 The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka 6. 13:08 The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea by Yukio Mishima 7. 16:03 The Temple of The Golden Pavilion by Yukio Mishima 8. 16:42 The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima 9. 16:51 The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi 10. 19:31 Bushido: The Soul of Japan by Inazo Nitobe

[@hayleyluxton2046]

Joseph 👏👏

[@fpa417]

*_Very👏Nice👏_*

[@tuneitup8869]

thank you so mutch for this !

[@jacobblue52]

I clicked on this and immediately went to the comments to look for joe! Buddyyyyy

[@ernestot55]

Hañaseo

[@swannieboo]

it might be a good idea to add a post to the pewdiepie subreddit for people who are following along with these books to discuss them

[@sevenstoxxic]

This is so pure I love it please keep making more of these

[@JamesBaxterAHorse]

Such a good series man. Please keep it up.

[@benceszirmai5357]

James Baxter no u

[@lazygirl3873]

James OMFG TELL FINN I SAID HI

[@marcys111]

+

[@lynanne9232]

Would listen to a podcast of pewds critiquing books

[@thenamelessking375]

ofcourse

[@ThomasG_Nikolaj]

Then he'd have to read a lot more and I think he's not as into it anymore right? Back into video games?

[@JasmineDragonXYL]

Same I'm listening to this while making homework

[@ayedoukhay7663]

I've said it before, but i'll say it again: Thank you for this, Felix! I love this series!! As someone who reads lots of books, and who's a huge fan of yours, this is the most perfect thing to watch! :D

[@mayhembats9614]

*clap* *clap* Book Review

[@ballisticmcfly278]

Racist peese uv shihtt

[@megganjary4066]

😂😂

[@mayhembats9614]

Indees

[@KingSniffs]

Wow, I actually really liked this. I always like your regular memetastic content, it puts a smile on my face but this kind of video actually coming from you, is very interesting.

[@abjdalgnd]

OH MY GOSH good to know that his heart button is working😂😂

[@Lalaland.001]

Teal Walrus He has been doing for three months now. So now you know :D :D :D

[@sgtvibes7196]

WTF HE PINNED U

[@shrek3747]

pewdongpies pies wreads a book

[@lazellecronje]

agree 1000%

[@tesalonika_art]

I wish this series come back in the future.. really need some reading recommendation during this period lol.

[@nickteryx]

seriously .. and he doesn't know how much he inspires with this reading stuff imo

[@juanpunchman5484]

Yea, I think Pewdiepie could inspire a lot of people into reading books.

[@deepeshkumarpandey1248]

It came back

[@RedLogicYT]

I know PewDiePie that your fanbase can sometimes seem immature and stupid but it's honestly great to see you enjoying yourself. Reading and going into your hobbies which make you happy. I have been here since 2012, and I never thought you'd be my favorite KZbinr. You're an inspiration to smaller streamers and youtubers like me. Keep being you pewds, stay awesome. Brofist

[@FuzzyNya]

I totally agrre with this, what a nice comment 😊

[@EpicTheo]

Honestly I feel that his fanbase isn't actually that immature, it acts that way whenever he uploads his normal sarcastic videos, I think that whenever he uploads serious videos we can surprisingly act with more maturity than usual.

[@nathanprather4570]

I genuinely love when you just talk about things you are interested in. You are an absolutely amazing person that loves sharing his hobbies and interests with his fans. I love reading a lot of these types of books so I am going to have to try some of the ones on your list. I would love if during the summer when I am not in school that you make more of these since I will have more time. I know you probably won't take notice to some random comment, but I would love to just talk about different things like books, collectibles, video games, society, or just life with you. You are one of those people I could talk hours with about random things and enjoy every single minute of it. Anyways I am rambling too much at this point but keep up the wonderful videos about *your* interests. Love ya Pewds. *Edit:* Some great books to read: The Scarlet Pimpernel, a fictional book based on the French Revolution involving romance, adventure, humor, and sacrifice. Also one of my favorite series of books: Ranger's Apprentice, a medieval fiction series that is highly immersive and well done. It involves action, humor, romance, adventure, war, and sacrifice. One of the best series of books in the world in my opinion. If you start it you won't stop until you finish it. I could talk hours about this series but I don't want to make this comment too long. Lastly I love reading the classic horrors like Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and even Dracula because of how different it is then horror today. They use things like sacrifice, paranoia, and crime to make horror. It is truly magnificent. Again I would love to talk about books or anything with you or anyone else who would like to. *Edit 2:* Thanks for liking this guys! Keep it up so that Pewds might be able to see it

[@junt.]

Yes!! 😃

[@JaquesBobè]

The fact that this video series exists is one of the few things that make me feel good about the future of humanity.

[@subscriberswithvideos-wp7vg]

Nurpus yess yess hmmmmmmmm

[@totallytristan3257]

I’m so happy, scrolling through the comments seeing someone who literally had the pretty much same thought I had

[@zoeylipson3196]

humanity is fucked either way this just proves that some humans do care about others lol :)

[@chicken8497]

its inspiring so shut up!

[@Meleny95]

@Nurpus why? was there Felix's book review that got deleted?

[@lanital.4301]

I know this is hella late (lol when am i ever on time) but I've been rewatching your book reviews back and forth from time to time. I just want to point out that Kafka did not burn the majority of his work because it was personal (don't get me wrong, in a way, they are. It is his work, it will always be personal), it was rather because he felt that his works are rather incompetent and nobody should ever read it. He thinks they're not good enough and this relates to the relationship he had with his father as you mentioned in the video. He was mentally and emotionally abused to the point he thinks he's a complete worthless person (as well as his work). I wish you could bring back book reviews, it truly lets us know you better as "Felix" and we (at least me personally) love to hear what you think about these books.

[@hallelsegel6517]

I love this series A LOT, and I really appreciate you for doing it. You're obviously stereotypically a comedy youtuber but picking up something serious once in a while is a very nice effort and please do continue with this

[@BanditRants]

As a content creator who delves deep into an array of topics, seeing Felix promote learning and reading truly solidifies my belief in him as an upstanding person, irrespective of any past controversies surrounding his name.

[@reaper3569]

+BanditRants your content = GOD

[@tonyrawmen4966]

I whole heartedly agree.

[@tantbreathMAN]

pewdiepie is my idol

[@grzmot.3853]

100% my guy

[@code_kliffy3694]

yet KZbin hates him

[@gammoron]

PewDiePie really seems a better place than ever. It really has become such an amazing place. Also from the last video, I looked into and bought the Life 3.0. And boy was that an amazing one. I am at 151 page or something around which it is talking about the AI takeover possibilities and consequences. The book completely changed my mind about how things work in the AI world. I am yet to complete it. Pewds is slowly improving who I am. I was a little-depressed guy with nothing but a few friends who I couldn't trust fully either. I wasn't into reading and just killed myself to sleep browsing Reddit. I started watching pewds in the late 2014 and haven't stopped yet. It just brings a smile on my face to see that a video is up and I can watch it. Pewds, thanks for being there for me. *BROFIST*

[@jahn9757]

+Game1 Aren't you shameless?

[@maayanabutbul5976]

Never have I ever dared to imagine how intellectual you are. I must say I surprised, but moreover, I intrigued. I feel like we finally getting to see more authentic side of Felix, not PewDiePie, the guy who scream and swears and alway fun and cool. Maybe PewDiePie is becoming that Felix now. And I love that you highly regard honesty and truth and that you stand behind your words. I think being a genuine human being is first is super important. Right now seeing the serious and thoughtful side of you is the best thing you ever done with your channel. Thank you for that genuine otiginal content, I love what you're doing, because you do what you love.

[@mikuenthusiast]

my mom: "i wish you did something after school." me: "i'm in pewdiepie's literature club." mom: "who?" its offical

[@BeastMaster-ft6ul]

Lol what a great question

[@StoryShotsApp]

It's a great book club to be in :-)

[@aaafakadam]

I may be a little biased because i looove reading, but these videos are some of the most interesting and entertaining content that i've seen on KZbin in a long time. Very direct, lighthearted, "easy" and FUN conversation about books. Couldn't ask for more. Good job Felix *vigorous clap*

[@bunkbedcoffin.]

Hearing Felix talk about something he enjoys for 20 minutes straight is compelling.

[@areeshahasan8665]

@pewds you’re probably not going to see this but please continue this series! The ppl who do watch these vids love to hear your thoughts!

[@NoName-sz5lu]

@Al1ve are you?

[@joshuabenton3785]

Dude. This is so incredibly awesome that you do this! Keep this content up! Hopefully it will stir others to read a little more!

[@Lalaland.001]

Joshua Benton he's been doing this for three months now :D :D :D

[@joshuabenton3785]

No way! I love that! I also found it funny he didn't make a joke about it being a sperm whale....but hey at least he got sea man.

[@benjamingomez8461]

Its rare see Felix doing this, but i really appreciate when he did it. He introduced to his channel a little part with culture, a part more seriously than his other typical content, and this can be called... *Quality Content*

[@justinjohnson4452]

ZArtwork holy crap those look amazing actually.

[@keylimes9745]

I'm happy that these videos are always long because it really gives you enough time to analyze each book and it's just so insightful. I was in a huge slump as a reader and that really changed thanks to you recommending The Picture of Dorian Gray. i really appreciate you trying to turn your fans into true woke intellectuals. it's working.

[@TheGameDetective]

NEXT BOOKS: ✿ Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky ✿ Stoner by John Edward Williams ✿ No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai (translated from Japanese by Donald Keene) Alright! This will be fun. And I love these genuine Felix reviews. And I recommend: * The Count of Monte Christo by Alexandre Dumas * The Book Thief by Markus Zusak * Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand And just for kicks, *The Detective Games by Zechariah Barrett (that’s me)

[@belkis2308]

The Game Detective i found the booktheif kind of boring

[@TheGameDetective]

Yeah, I wasn't as impressed with it as a lot of people were. But I think it's worth a read. Especially with Felix having read through Moby Dick. He may find it interesting as well.

[@htetahkar4834]

The Game Detective Mann I just finished no longer human , it's a highly recommend book , do you know any other books that got the same theme like being a semi autobiography of the actual author ?

[@aprilannahh7374]

The Count of Monte Cristo YES 🙌🏻

[@htetahkar4834]

april annahh thankss , ill check it out

[@stefanmanole4639]

I'm totally on board with these videos! I love reading and listening to different opinions afterwards. It would be interesting if you could post different polls during the month in between those videos. Those polls could be about the books you're reading and could integrate the bros and sisters much better. Brofist

[@darknightshinesp7442]

Ștefan Manole you have gotten noticed by the god of youtube congratulations my hat is off to you

[@larry570]

P O S I T I V I T Y

[@CULTOFARTRA]

Ștefan Manole GUYS I DON’T CARE WHAT THIS IS TALKING ABOUT IT IS THE TOP COMMENT AND I NEED TO SAY THAT JOHNNY DEE HAS PNEUMONIA!! we have to support him

[@TheBoysOfRandomness]

soundcloud.com/hermandomusic

[@stefanmanole4639]

Darknightshines :p I actually can't believe that he saw my comment. I'm so happy!

[@astroash]

A 22 minute video. *He's transcended.*

[@_dassi_]

Here before 1k likes

[@Jautis1]

22: *05*

[@astroash]

Ashmit papa bless

[@theboss3541]

A miracle that happens in a lifetime. He makes an 20 minute video. I'm speechless.

[@wim2116]

👏👏 book review 👏👏 book review 👏👏 book review 👏👏 book review 👏👏

[@MusicForHourss]

Where is the new one :(

[@findingemo6367]

MusicForHours it out

[@ceilingfanenthusiast6041]

I know right

[@liyahharris2081]

Felix: I was gonna read a passage but we aren't on that level of cringe yet. Also Felix: *reads a passage from a book*

[@tomaseastwood3774]

i love when pewdiepie is actually being serious

[@pandaquynh2405]

Tomas Eastwood i know right, love his insights

[@trousersnakemd]

List of April's books: 1) "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky 2) "Stoner" by John Williams 3) "No Longer Human" by Osamu Dazai

[@GrahamDixonUK]

Cheers! Amazon has a few "No Longer Human" books by different authors, I assumed it was the Osamu Dazai one. Thanks for clarifying.

[@callfrommountaintop]

Thanks!

[@laura_rovetti]

Oh I quite liked “No longer human”

[@alexcaffrey983]

TrouserSnake MD Anything by Dostoyevsky is worth reading, crime and punishment is a good one to start with.

[@slowmcnx4387]

the hero we needed

[@kunikuzi]

the metamorphosis is one of my most favorite books especially with the literary elements used in it, the parallelism between the characters and the question of existentialism in it gave me a different perspective on life. it was intriguing cause of the concept of becoming an insect but the takeaway made this book beautiful. i’m so glad felix had read this book and did a review on it!!!!

[@evieblythe2435]

Love this book club! It’s nice to see serious, smart pewds. Here’s some book suggestions based on what you like: East of Eden - John Steinbeck The Waste Land - T.S Eliot Rebecca - Daphne du Maurier (highly recommend even though the blurb might not sound exciting) Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro You might need a fun read after all of this! I’d recommend The Knife of Never Letting Go - Patrick Ness.

[@NoName-cg4mr]

Evie Laurent Hope he sees this! Great Books! (at least the ones I know)

[@alexandersingh9135]

Read ready player one

[@PrincessPikachu1]

East of Eden is amazing

[@nigelvevo4594]

I literally see you on every comment section

[@evieblythe2435]

Konane Pelekai It’s my all time favourite!

[@JakovPacadi]

1:41 - BOOK ONE 4:00 - BOOK TWO 7:32 - BOOK THREE 9:32 - BOOK FOUR 10:40 - BOOK FIVE 13:09 - BOOK SIX 16:10 - BOOK SEVEN 16:43 - BOOK EIGHT 16:52 - BOOK NINE 19:31 - BOOK TEN

[@featherstardraws629]

Jakov Pacadi THANK YOU

[@JakovPacadi]

np ^^ ps: i made this for other 2 book reviews :D

[@camellia1942]

Thnx mate

[@JakovPacadi]

i got you ;)

[@greytea9722]

Thanks m8

[@elemina4438]

You’re so smart. You are a great role model for people, kids. Please keep doing this series and your other videos too. Love you. Pewds, you definitely deserve to be the biggest youtuber!

[@elemina4438]

(This comment will probably get lost in the comment section.) :’((

[@sisterapollyon5121]

I remember this comment for years to come.

[@camellia1942]

That is so true.. he is really a good role model and a genuinely nice guy.. i love him.. and this comment will be remembered by me years to come..

[@Victoriaaa91]

2020 quarantine be like: Let's listen to some book recommendations from Felix. Btw I kinda feel like reading more now. :D

[@floating_spoon]

honestly same tho

[@lovegeorgiaxo]

samee

[@utilizator500]

Same. Just finished flowers for algernon

[@mathiasbrixpape5640]

Literally why I'm here

[@mangarecs]

I just done reading no longer human and kafka on the shore hahahaha. Im thinking to read either norwegian woods or some of yukio mishima's works

[@infamousrj8999]

I love this Felix, the calm one, the serious one. He doesnt need to yell at every video, I mean this one is my favorite even tho he just talks about books.

[@Zed-rs5tt]

shutatatap..we all know what went down in that 2008 elections..you're a decent politician with a winning complexion..stuttering communist

[@mybackpages1989]

I totally agree while i love the effort he puts in to videos even after all this time on YT these videos are is nice to see it reminds me hes not just a lovable raving lunatic lol. i usually hate ads in videos and if a see a video with more than two i'm like "no thanks" but i began to make an exception for Felix's vids now i've got to the stage of turning the add blocker off just for KZbin and tbh its mostly because of him...he makes good points. Hes not the king for no reason lol👌

[@spacenoodle9507]

Infamous Rj what about markiplier? He is perfect for you to watch

[@riellemarsh6563]

Felix, you probably won't see this in the sea of comments, but I highly recommend the book "Obasan" by Joy Kogawa. It's a very moving book and as someone who has an interest in Japanese culture I think you would find it compelling. I read it in high school and I still remember it vividly. I'm loving these book club videos, keep up the great work!

[@mews.2583]

Rielle Marsh a book called grandma, interesting... 😂😂

[@avolare]

Such a good book, one of my favourites!

[@sprinterboy972]

*pewds is making literature content* *gets no ad before the video*

[@LilDefuseKit]

I got ads 🤔🤔🤔🤔 *h m m m m*

[@babiem2290]

Sprinterboy 97 he got two lmao

[@sprinterboy972]

Yez but i think only bcs his vid is 10 minutes long

[@melkermattsson3897]

BRING BACK BOOK REVIEW, I NEED IT

[@readysetashlyn8355]

When Pewdiepie said "did you do your homework" i panicked for a second and was like "i had homework?!"

[@italiansongtranslation8200]

Ready Set Ashlyn just subscribe

[@veerooz]

SO YOU DIDN'T! You should be ashamed.

[@readysetashlyn8355]

i'm terrible I know

[@huzaifaniazi5041]

Ready Set Ashlyn story of my school life lol

[@track13byMM]

Okay I’m loving this series

[@GaryKocharian]

agreed, probably my fave series on KZbin. This is what we need more of these days!!

[@Jackeroo]

me too dood! ^_^

[@arlo5625]

i actually love these videos so much wtf i need to actually start reading along

[@r.omi98]

Olivia Rosado same!!

[@martintomasek6097]

yeah i love it too cause i will never read them

[@Kroban_d4c]

WE 👏 NEED 👏 ANOTHER 👏 BOOK 👏 REVIEW 👏

[@eyeofsauron2812]

Yes

[@Cheeky_Goose]

I love this series so much. I had to read Flowers for Algernon in middle school, and it became one of the greatest stories I've ever read. I know it sounds cliche, but that book was life-changing for me. It made me realize that because I was still so young, and my brain was developing, there were a lot of things I probably just couldn't see. I realized that many of my friends may have not actually cared about me, and once I grew more mature, they'd lose interest in me, so dedicating time to our friendships were probably pointless (which definitely happened after high school ended). And also that maybe my middle school bully saw my vulnerabilities at the time and decided to take advantage of them, meaning that if I identified those vulnerabilities and denied people access to them, perhaps I could get rid of my bully. It caused me to change my outlook on life, and I became much more independent from that point on. Flowers for Algernon was also the first book to ever bring me to tears. It was so weird reading it again years later. Now, instead of being able to relate with the main character, I pitied him and kept having the urge to tell him what to do. I almost felt like he was too innocent like a child in a man's body, and the world did nothing to raise him, because maybe we don't actually care about children, but instead who they'll grow up to be, so when there's a child that never grows up, we don't have any interest in them. It's a very thought-provoking novel and I recommend it.

[@ana-zz6hh]

this was literally me, we had to read this book recently, and i loved it.

[@Yolla_Guide]

CheekyGoose good writing!! I literaly had the same, the way that Charlie realizes that his so called friends make fun of him, and uses him is just heartbreaking. If I can recommend, try 11/22/63 by Stephen King. That was the first book I cried in the end.

[@shaniajackson4051]

CheekyGoose It's a beautiful book.

[@nikitanestyak7296]

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[@RenneVangr]

Really? I never liked the book, maybe I don't understand it well enough or something?

[@sarahm.8336]

You should get a Goodreads account because then you can post what book you're currently reading and what books you've read. Also, you'd be able to create lists of what books to read each month so that we can keep track of what's going on.

[@wewereonabreak3744]

How tf did this get 100 likes, wut?

[@theodoreso-hwan8957]

Get. Sponsored.

[@superdooper1830]

Sarah M. Great idea!

[@yukeigesnow7843]

Yes! It would be awesome! And he's actually reading good books, and he's getting younger people into reading :) Goodreads it's great!

[@7ergo7]

Can somebody recommend a good book like "American psycho"? I really enjoyed it especially the murderer's perspective. Thanks.

[@CatarinaFitensityWorkouts]

Love the series!!!

[@jaquelinegillisfrancine2923]

Yeah, I have read all the books he said he would in the previous video.

[@shaniajackson4051]

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[@MrRay31]

Hey Felix, I read the metamorphosis recently and it's such a sad story, I have learned that empathy is a important quality in a person, I think as long as you keep satisfying people, they will show the good side of their faces. Once you see the bottom line and are not able to provide them with what they want, they will turn their backs. THANK YOU for reviewing books btw! LOVE IT

[@vanosski]

Teacher : "why didn't you finish your homework" Papa pewds gave me homework

[@FinPeanut]

Aryan Parikh lol

[@phillycheesesteak6177]

do your homework.

[@Red1Ahmed]

Who knew I would love watching book reviews by a KZbin "gamer" who used to scream all the time back in the day. Who knew the most subscribed person in KZbin would be such a positive influence unlike others who're vying for the position (the Paul brothers) while getting slandered by the media

[@nerosfreak]

Redwan Ahmed that's alot...

[@Bluejay-vk8nx]

Amen, brother.

[@jusufdurmo5311]

Redwan Ahmed this is the comment I've been wanting to read 👌👌

[@menaceyt]

*why haven't you finished your schoolwork? - Pewds gave me homework :|

[@narutosheep1239]

Menace lol

[@samuelpickels7664]

Menace *OMEWA MOU SHINDEIRU*

[@smsry]

Ah.... I wish i was in school.... just to do this....

[@suncitysmith]

Japanese literature is beautiful. I read Akutagawa, and Soseki. Soseki's Kokoro is maybe one of the best books I've ever read. It is such a genuien story, that really makes you think about a lot of things, especially firendship and life itself. You should take a peek about it Pewds. And there is my Hyperion recommenditation still, I've started to read ot again, and I like it so much. :D

[@juicebowl]

I finished re-reading it and am now on Fall of Hyperion. The books are still enjoyable or still horrifying I should say on the second read. The reerad is helping to clarify a lot of lingering questions I had. I'm finally going to read the next two books as well to get the complete story, even if they are apparently not as good.

[@voneverec7052]

If the video does not end in 15 minutes *We* *are* *legally* *allowed* *to* *leave*

[@kylewillis3797]

came for the laughs, stayed for the books

[@jrule7774]

As much as I love pewds screaming and meme-ing hard its always great and funny to see, but every once and a while it’s cool to see him just chill out and talk even if it’s about something simple like books I’d never thought I’d enjoy something like it thanks pewds😉

[@iqbalassyraf5058]

I love his book review more than his gaming

[@InkandPaperTwin]

It is 2018 and my new fav Pewdiepie series is this Literature Club. I LOVE WHERE THIS CHANNEL IS GOING.

[@trinityguyton5608]

No it's JOHNNY DEE

[@scottsthoughtschannel9538]

I am very much enjoy it as well!!!

[@ididntknowshewas1470]

Damn I thought it was 1492

[@_.Infinity._]

Meagan Seith same here .

[@mohtasimhasan2353]

They say "pewds don't have original content" hah hah

[@Memosis]

That's not what they say at all. They say he DOESN'T have. ;)

[@mohtasimhasan2353]

there is a thing called speaking in slang bro

[@lordwhoopi9132]

siam895 Yes, but writing in slang makes you look stupid.

[@chillbeans8184]

No, it doesn't. The joke transferres great in writing.

[@mohtasimhasan2353]

why are we having joke language analysis sessions?

[@stephenswuSW]

After a century, PewDiePie has finally upload a 20 minutes long video....

[@deadbull2409]

Aaaaand only 1 ad

[@axelgregparreno3622]

Actually, it has 2 ads. But hey, true true..

[@BboyJoz]

Its about books 📚 :(.

[@axelgregparreno3622]

Hahahaha I effin know right.. what's wrong with this dude...

[@fuccboy6806]

Effie Jordan you’re a cop

[@Alexander-kh2rc]

Video Idea! : Brad does the talking, Pewdiepie the editing No need to thank me

[@nunya5057]

Sive :(

[@DeviousNut14]

How about PewDiePie in the video brad voiced Pewds editing by Sive Or Other way around. Idk fam

[@dannygonzolez8915]

This is a great Series PewDiePie! I find it very amazing how you've changed and grown from the content you've created. I hate to sound like a typical Supportive commentor, but nonetheless keep up the great work. 👊

[@Brandom]

Old man and the sea, my short take on it, my iceberg. Unlucky stage, depression, no future to be seen but despair. The fish and the sharks, the fish represent a dream or goal, working towards this goal, with every bit of suffering that hard work brings, eventually catching this fish, the achievement of this goal/dream you had. The sharks are the people that envy your achievement, by bringing you down and destroying what you worked so hard for. The Lions: What you wished you were, strong and independent, not to be messed with. This is my take on the old man and the sea, i literally finished this book 10 minutes ago, and went back to this video to see what pewds had to say, and to give my view. It's a very personal take on the story and the ''hidden part'' of the iceberg ofcouse, I'd love for you guys to reply and talk more about the meaning of this book.

[@wakky1038]

You are the most precious listener of this channel because of the first comment you made on this channel !!!

[@Brandom]

@@wakky1038 Haha thanks :)

[@judgepajarillo22]

Hey pewds is it ok if you put the title and the author of the book for reference in the description space. Love the video keep it up

[@experiencex583]

Hey, here you go: 1) "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway 2) "Moby-Dick" by Herman Melville 3) "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl (I just posted a short animated summary of this book in my channel. Would appreciate any feedback) 4) "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes 5) "The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka 6) "The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea" by Yukio Mishima 7) The Temple of the Golden Pavilion by Yukio Mishima 8) The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima 9) "The Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi 10) "Bushido: The Soul of Japan" by Inazō Nitobe

[@trousersnakemd]

April's books: 1) "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky 2) "Stoner" by John Williams 3) "No Longer Human" by Osamu Dazai

[@itarat69]

youre actually making me read more then my teachers ever could.

[@ABritishCigarette]

lol. This motivate me just like Shia LaBeouf did. xD jokes apart, this actually motivates me. I have just collected the books name. Hopefully I will start reading.

[@aStefanProductions]

Truth. Him and Jordan Peterson

[@nothingatall9216]

These are definitely my favorite Pewdiepie videos

[@harrowed2289]

See parents, KZbin is educational

[@bbloomfield6497]

"I just pick a book I wanna read, I don't really think about how long it is" - let's read Crime & Punishment (750 pages). Next month "War & Peace" (1250 pages). Pewdiepie book club is a brilliant idea though - especially the focus on classic books that everyone should read. Don't forget about libraries for physical books, many now have the option to get ebooks or audible books too! I'm reading currently reading George Orwell's "1984" and David Icke's "Everything You Need To Know, But Have Never Been Told"

[@OleKristianElns]

21:50 "Anywhale" ... I think the whale facts from Moby Dick really got to his head

[@OleKristianElns]

Thank you whaly much

[@kasaeda]

This is actualy one of my favourite series on your channel

[@SophieQuadri]

These videos are so relaxing, I just play them in the background while i draw and it's a great alternative to music

[@Readwriter01]

Sophie Quadri , canvas painting Mars rn, great alternative

[@gloomyshauni]

Thank you for having this series, i've been getting more interrested in books so this helps alot! I've been searching for books that not alot of people talks about and those books you're presenting/reviewing seems very interresting and not something i've heard of before. I also want to thank you for reviewing Bushido, i love japan and japanese culture so i will definetely read this!

[@ApkHeaven]

tommorrow is the next episode of you laugh you reupload

[@silverpenguin17]

YTCallMeKings You know, I'm something of a scientist myself.

[@ApkHeaven]

YTCallMeKings i am watching season 4 episode 13

[@user-du7db2fg3u]

Can he pls start playing Sudoku like a real gamer

[@helheimpanda]

Okay I laughed a lot at this xD

[@whatsupbro8842]

lolz

[@MrMmorales1234]

List of the books in the description would be OP.

[@Idontwantahandleplease]

0:48

[@dustencoyj]

its too poweful too much woke

[@davidgreene9566]

I swear i never know what I'm getting into when I click on these videos. Is it meme review? Pewnews? Book review? Ya never know and that's why you all keep coming back.

[@katarinaknill7687]

im dyslexic but im listening to the audiobooks

[@araitol3935]

I want to like but it's 69 so here's my 👍

[@cov9290]

I’m dyslexic I’m reading paperback. Trust me it helps a lot.

[@JulmaKulma688]

​@@cov9290how does reading paperback help?

[@tarunika935]

tbh i really do appreciate you opening up to us, and just being yourself in general

[@ShantiMaria]

Same

[@prettystupid3509]

same.

[@amisfitpuivk]

That is a big reason he is number one to me. I cant stand channels of fake personas that are like fox news or something. I can only stomach so much Vsauce for that reason. I’ll take real personality any day.

[@veravollebregt3322]

Yea I really like this Felix, and I know that sounds weird because obviously in his other videos he's still himself but sometimes I wanna have a little break from LWIAY and just listen to Pewds talking about books lmao

[@elasiduo108]

I appreciate that Felix is taking time to serious, thoughtful and honest literary discussion, in his personal and funny style. Great video.

[@Experimetal]

As a reading fanatic, I'm loving it too, I hope he does more videos like this!!

[@radusocol2613]

The two styles mesh together extremely well, don't they?

[@pewpew2897]

Meaning of life is to buy pewdiepie's chair.

[@legoc3po450]

Pew Pew Pew Pew Pew 399 or 369

[@Lena-yk9tz]

Its not just a meaning its the goal of our life😂

[@jeeperscreepers7710]

Pew Pew do not buy his stuff idiots

[@timmy2906]

BUT CAN YOU DO DIS?!?

[@ANexus21]

Pew Pew the wonder core?

[@hanaypark]

Metamorphosis brings to light the term "conditional love". His parent's love for him slowly falters as soon as he became an insect because he can no longer work to support the family. This is clearly evident when he dies, but the family doesn't really care and just throws in out. They fully support his younger sister who is obviously in a better state than he is. (in my opinion lol).

[@KPS404]

I love intelectual pewds.I think it's fun to see human Felix not meme Felix and reminds me why I still support him

[@kaja5504]

Kiros Pedraza so true

[@kbmats]

Man I love this series

[@HecticCentral]

This is literally my favourite series of his now

[@evanboyer4681]

Where did this series go? It’s been my favorite

[@denzy2389]

this is the best series on this channel.

[@danm2368]

Denzy No.

[@nicxell2743]

It's not the best series I think

[@najnait2484]

Denzy no mate

[@rincewind_7595]

Agreed

[@baseplate8428]

meme 👏👏 review

[@PsychoWingedFish]

So much yes. This is quality content. This is the best Pewdiepie. Thank you, pewds, and never change. We love you.

[@billyk8397]

I know we always make fun of this show but it’s non-ironically my favourite series of his :3

[@Thorisss]

ballsackface

[@tondesign3635]

Ballsackface

[@maxsowerby-findlay3732]

Billy K Yeah same 😁😁

[@aryodiro]

Pity

[@leonie5397]

When Felix said “I feel like a lot of millennial are struggling to find meaning.” I felt that shit. Cause it’s honestly the truth.

[@carol8434]

I stopped reading quite some time ago but I might just start again, I’ve been inspired by this book review series so thanks for this

[@S0uLDraKe]

go for it bruh

[@teleforaguzman8524]

Altceva Dumitrescu. N'zup

[@AbrahamCasas]

Do we have time for bonus book?

[@dianasofiamateusmorales8337]

This literature club saved my life.

[@flor9345]

Salem Ironic

[@themeat6964]

Actually Franz Farmer KZbin wasn’t out in 1750. There wasn’t even phones back then. You are acting like a baby and maybe you should act more like and intellectual like the pewdiepie gang. I just wished people liked his content like I do! #pewdiepieforlife

[@aarongarrett5349]

Good

[@1313jtedwards]

perky pickle Thought you were pickle Rick.

[@svenservette4197]

If only it saved Sayori....

[@EddyMerlyBorja]

BRING BACK BOOK REVIEW. BRING BACK BOOK REVIEW. BRING BACK BOOK REVIEW.

[@shikhtv192]

Whenever I want to skip some part of the video PewDiePie says that "please keep watching"so I obey him

[@theanyh2632]

Shikh TV same

[@swannieboo]

i love this series

[@scrap8653]

All of the 3 videos in the series are very fun and helpful. Keep it up!

[@Hans_Fox]

I enjoy these videos are my favorite, all of my friends dismiss these as boring, but these got me back into reading, killing my KZbin channel, but still pulling me out of my deppresion, thank you pewdiepie, you've entertained me for years

[@AnkitJainYoutube]

these videos are the ones with some real meaning

[@snazzynero3530]

How be depressed when your name is as cool as noodle swag

[@avalona.]

I actually enjoyed this kinds of videos too

[@matsm1224]

Boring indeed

[@Wilburgur]

i appreciate stickyness

[@siltrin]

Wilburgur Wowee

[@moistmoose6285]

Wilburgur always weird finding KZbinrs watching other KZbinrs

[@23AbnormalDubstep]

WOWEEEEE guys

[@johka483]

hey, how's the cat doing?

[@skvizdardalheim5468]

Wilburgur ну конечно я ничего не понял но да ладно всё равно лайкнул

[@Shashatime23]

So, anyone correct me if I’m wrong but the books for next month are 1) Pride and Prejudice by Fyoder Dostoyevsky 2) Stoner by John Williams 3) No longer human by Osamu Dazai

[@galinapetukhova3656]

Crime and punishment by Dostoyevsky

[@violettuce7253]

Crime and punishment is mandatory in third year of high school from where I am from. One of the best books from the time of realism I’ve ever read.

[@jacknunez9688]

Pride and prejudice is by Jane Austen

[@jeanclaudediscaya8735]

"Pride and Prejudice by Fyoder Dostoyevsky" hahahHAHAHAHH!HH!