While the viewers might think that the digital creators have it easy with their fame and money pouring in by no measure, there’s a dark side to all this fame too. They tire out earlier than the rest of us.&nbsp;

Ever since YouTube’s biggest star PewDiePie, aka 30-year-old Swedish guy named Felix Kjellberg has announced that he will take a break in the coming year, users have started discussing the perils of quick fame that come with viral content creation and the burden that these stars face with.&nbsp;

In a video post, PewDiePie said, "Early next year I'll be away for a little while. I'll explain that later.”

He further added, "I'm taking a break from YouTube next year. I wanted to say it in advance because I made up my mind. I'm tired. I'm feeling very tired. I don't know if you can tell."

He was in the news last when his number 1 YouTube channel title went to Indian Bollywood record label T-Series.&nbsp;

PewDiePie's announcement is not one-of-a-kind as previously another megastar,&nbsp;‘Superwoman’ Lilly Singh, also took a break in 2018. The artist revealed that she was taking a break as she said, "I am mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually exhausted."

Many other stars including Alex Wassabi also recently opened up on suffering from depression even though he has more money than he can spend.&nbsp;

Every time any star burns out and reaches out to their fans saying they are tired and want to take a break, it just brings to the fore the debate around how quick fame and money take a toll on the original content creator.

While YouTube has been a platform where people of all ages make their own style of unique content and turn it into a lucrative business, success brings with it too many burdens. It starts with limitless demand to create content and fear of losing followers. They get stuck in the number game. From the fear of not being able to live up to the expectations of their fans to losing advertisements that funnel their channel -- it’s this constant fear that ultimately leads to them getting burnt out.&nbsp;

While the viewers might think that the digital creators have it easy with their fame and money pouring in by no measure, there’s a dark side to all this fame too.

While the viewers might think that the digital creators have it easy with their fame and money pouring in by no measure, there’s a dark side to all this fame too. They tire out earlier than the rest of us. Ever since YouTube’s biggest star PewDiePie, aka 30-year-old Swedish guy named Felix Kjellberg has announced that he will take a break in the coming year, users have started discussing the perils of quick fame that come with viral content creation and the burden that these stars face with. In a video post, PewDiePie said, "Early next year I'll be away for a little while. I'll explain that later.” He further added, "I'm taking a break from YouTube next year. I wanted to say it in advance because I made up my mind. I'm tired. I'm feeling very tired. I don't know if you can tell." He was in the news last when his number 1 YouTube channel title went to Indian Bollywood record label T-Series. PewDiePie's announcement is not one-of-a-kind as previously another megastar, ‘Superwoman’ Lilly Singh, also took a break in 2018. The artist revealed that she was taking a break as she said, "I am mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually exhausted." Many other stars including Alex Wassabi also recently opened up on suffering from depression even though he has more money than he can spend. Every time any star burns out and reaches out to their fans saying they are tired and want to take a break, it just brings to the fore the debate around how quick fame and money take a toll on the original content creator. While YouTube has been a platform where people of all ages make their own style of unique content and turn it into a lucrative business, success brings with it too many burdens. It starts with limitless demand to create content and fear of losing followers. They get stuck in the number game. From the fear of not being able to live up to the expectations of their fans to losing advertisements that funnel their channel -- it’s this constant fear that ultimately leads to them getting burnt out.

After YouTube star PewDiePie announces break saying 'I'm tired', world opens to dark side of fame

Narayana Reddy, the renowned YouTuber who cooked expansive meals outdoors and fed the poor has passed away at the age of 73. Reddy died on October 27 but his demise was announced only after his funeral.

With 6 million YouTube subscribers on his channel called ''Grandpa Kitchen'', Reddy shot to fame by making huge meals with the assistance of his grandchildren. Most of these meals were used to feed underprivileged people including orphans in the outskirts of Hyderabad in Telangana.

Over time, the whole family quit their respective jobs and invested their time into his videos.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCTUoBMk-GE">An emotionally charged video</a> uploaded onto the channel on Wednesday depicted him being laid to rest after the funeral. During the procession, his body was draped in flowers. "You live forever in our hearts'', announced the video.

Reddy uploaded his first video in August 2017, with the title ''King of 2000 eggs'' which currently has over 2.6 million views. In the video, Reddy can be seen cooking a vast egg-laden dish outdoor with his signature moustache. He and his grandsons then divided the dish up and served it to local homeless people.

Reddy uploaded 260 videos, with many having multi-million views. Even though his forte was Indian style cooking, his most famous video is about ''french fries''. His other famous recipes include Chicken Biryani, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBtZ44Az-iE">Maggi</a>, Chicken Pizza, and Donuts.

His most recent dishes include <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnWhlqs8QIk">''Traditional prawns Biryani''</a> and ''McVeggie style burger''.

A fan expressed his gratitude toward the famous cook under his final video and said, ''Feels like we all are his grandchildren now. Rest easy grandpa.''

Another fan said, ''This is so sad. Not only does he feed the less fortunate he fed us with actually good and inspiring content. Rest In Peace Grandpa.''

Additionally, another fan on Twitter said, ''the world has lost a hero''.

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On Patreon, a fundraising platform, the Granda Kitchen team described their modus operandi as ''[entertaining] people by cooking food and [donating] the proceeds to charities''.&nbsp;

"Our goal is to provide basic necessities like food, clothing, school supplies and birthday gifts to the orphans", their statement on the website added. 
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Narayana Reddy, the renowned YouTuber who cooked expansive meals outdoors and fed the poor has passed away at the age of 73. Reddy died on October 27 but his demise was announced only after his funeral.

Narayana Reddy, the renowned YouTuber who cooked expansive meals outdoors and fed the poor has passed away at the age of 73. Reddy died on October 27 but his demise was announced only after his funeral. With 6 million YouTube subscribers on his channel called ''Grandpa Kitchen'', Reddy shot to fame by making huge meals with the assistance of his grandchildren. Most of these meals were used to feed underprivileged people including orphans in the outskirts of Hyderabad in Telangana. Over time, the whole family quit their respective jobs and invested their time into his videos. An emotionally charged video uploaded onto the channel on Wednesday depicted him being laid to rest after the funeral. During the procession, his body was draped in flowers. "You live forever in our hearts'', announced the video. Reddy uploaded his first video in August 2017, with the title ''King of 2000 eggs'' which currently has over 2.6 million views. In the video, Reddy can be seen cooking a vast egg-laden dish outdoor with his signature moustache. He and his grandsons then divided the dish up and served it to local homeless people. Reddy uploaded 260 videos, with many having multi-million views. Even though his forte was Indian style cooking, his most famous video is about ''french fries''. His other famous recipes include Chicken Biryani, Maggi, Chicken Pizza, and Donuts. His most recent dishes include ''Traditional prawns Biryani'' and ''McVeggie style burger''. A fan expressed his gratitude toward the famous cook under his final video and said, ''Feels like we all are his grandchildren now. Rest easy grandpa.'' Another fan said, ''This is so sad. Not only does he feed the less fortunate he fed us with actually good and inspiring content. Rest In Peace Grandpa.'' Additionally, another fan on Twitter said, ''the world has lost a hero''. The legend YouTuber 'Grandpa Kitchen' gone forever. A 73 year old man that has helping people especially the orphans with the food that he cook on YouTube. I hope whatever he started is carried on by someone else. RIP Grandpa Narayana Reddy, the world has lost a hero#RIPGrandpa pic.twitter.com/qE0Sxdu0Xz — Robin Varghese (@chackochan_95) October 31, 2019 × On Patreon, a fundraising platform, the Granda Kitchen team described their modus operandi as ''[entertaining] people by cooking food and [donating] the proceeds to charities''. "Our goal is to provide basic necessities like food, clothing, school supplies and birthday gifts to the orphans", their statement on the website added.

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After YouTube star PewDiePie announces break saying 'I'm tired', world opens to dark side of fame

Narayana Reddy, famous YouTube cook who fed the poor, passes away at 73