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It's PewDiePie's Diamond Play Button, and he'll cry if he wants to.

The world's most-subscribed YouTube star has a bone to pick with the platform in a half-serious - thought notably heated - video posted to his channel earlier today. PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg wants YouTube to send him his Diamond Play Button - which the company announced at last year's VidCon as a means of recognizing creators with 10 million subscribers.

Kjellberg, who currently counts over 44 million subscribers, has yet to receive the plaque. "Listen YouTube, I had enough of your bullsh-t. I'm calling you out right now," he shrieks in the faux-rant. Kjellberg then tells his legions of fans - his so-called 'bro army' - to target the company on social media using the hashtag #givepewdshisdiamondplaybutton. "I want that sh-t trending on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr. Harass them anywhere - Instagram - I don't give a f-ck."

He's been waiting so long, Kjellberg jokes, that he will only be satisfied if YouTube meets his demands, which now include four Diamond Play Buttons smothered in glitter and delivered by a beautiful bearded man on a horse with a written apology.

YouTube, for its part, had the perfect response to Kjellberg's tantrum, tweeting him a single diamond emoji. The company also hands out Silver Play Buttons to channels with more than 100,000 subscribers and Gold Play Buttons to those who have passed the one million subscriber threshold. (Kjellberg has both of these, but notes that his Gold Play Button was destroyed by FedEx in transit. "This is clearly trash," he says of the broken plaque. "Like, what am I gonna do with it? I'm legit pissed.")

So when should Kjellberg ultimately expect to receive the award? YouTube says that qualifying creators should look out for a notification on their channels in the month after they hit the milestone. After a shipping address is provided, YouTube says, the awards take eight to twelve weeks to process and ship.

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It's PewDiePie's Diamond Play Button, and he'll cry if he wants to. The world's most-subscribed YouTube star has a bone to pick with the platform in a half-serious - thought notably heated - video posted to his channel earlier today.

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instagram

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Social Media is okay

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PROS-You can talk to your friends.
CONS-

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I think social media is a bad idea because people are bullying each other and posting inapporate pictures

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Pros- You can talk to your friends and post cool images
Cons- People can hack into your account and get your personal info

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Pro: You can learn more about the world.
Con: It can be inappropriate and bad for children.

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I think that social media helps in important things but at some points that you don't need it it's not needed.

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I think there is way to much social media like my picture presents!

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PROS- it is easy to use

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Pro: You know what is happening around the world

Con: It could be inappropriate

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Olivia Veauthier - PRO - you can post things that u feel and have fun seeing other pics Con- people can bully u and  say mean things to you 

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Olivia Veauthier - PRO - you can post things that u feel and have fun seeing other pics Con- people can bully u and  say mean things to you 

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I think it's stupid just use email text or just call

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Follow me on instagram....here is my user

Instagram:Kittygamer3600

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pro: post picture and comment on them
con: bad comments

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Pro: You can talk to people
Con: You can get cyberbullied

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Pro: you can see pretty pictures and funny videos  while talking to friends

Cons: you can get hacked

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Looks like a missing piece of the Instagram pie is finally coming to the platform. Instagram is testing detailed analytics, according to Later (formerly Latergramme). The analytics, otherwise named Insights (similar to Facebook's own analytics), are going to provide some pretty detailed information, really arming marketers and other data junkies with information about their followers and posts.

Follower data will include age distribution, geographic distribution, gender distribution and follower activity by hour, among other data.

Top posts will display all images posted within a specified period (seven or 30 days) sorted by impressions.

Here's a look at what's coming:

The Insights appear to be speaking to various needs of marketers, so that they can better understand the best times to post for their followers for top engagement rates; who is engaging with their content and if they're engaging with a business profile; when posted content has generated the most impressions and engagements; and whether older posts are still resonating with Instagram followers. (The answer is a likely yes, especially with Instagram's updated algorithmic feed sorting.)

With the data at a marketer's fingertips, they're no longer going to be blind to how well their content is performing. And that's a good thing. If Instagram is pulling the demographic data from Facebook, they are painting the most accurate picture on engagement that there could possibly be, and that helps businesses tremendously in creating the best campaigns they can.
Opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and not necessarily Marketing Land. Staff authors are listed here.

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Pros- You can talk to your friends.
Cons- You can get bullied.

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Pro: You can talk to your friends
Con: You are subject to whatever someone decides to post

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Pro:chatting with friends.Con: People can post anything.

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socila media is fun

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Pro: a better way of talking with your friends
Con:People may give you hate mail.

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Pro: You can talk with your friends.
Con: You can't do whatever you want.

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Pro:you can talk with your friends and teachers

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Pro:you can talk to people easily.
Con: you never know who is on the other screen.

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Pro:you can watch a whole lot of funny videos and chat with your friends

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Pro: You can talk to your friends on social media
Con: You never know who is on the internet.

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Pro:we can talk
con:we can talk

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Pro: You can talk to people and have followers
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Snapchat is cool because you can send a picture of where you are at instead of discribing it.

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pro: you can check out the most awesome things
con: people might say super mean things

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sup!how you guys doin?

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Pro: You can post stuff and talk to your friends

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Pros- You can talk to your friends. Con- You could get bullied.

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Pros: You can talk to your friends, and meet new ones
Cons: you could get cyberbullied

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Pro:lallaa
Con:boring!!!!

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Pro: It's very easy to talk to people .
Con: There are really bad people out there .

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Pro-you can connect with your friends when there away
Con-you don't know whos looking at your stuff

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Pro: You can see what is happening to people you know around the country
Con: You are subject to whatever someone decides to post

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Snapchat

We all have those friends on Snapchat we wish would just get the eff out of our top three. The ones who share way too much, who send selfie after selfie and whose blurry pictures we would prefer not to have forced upon us. If we have to watch another 230-second Snapchat Story of your awful concert footage, we will not hesitate to block you.

Here are ten of the absolute worst types of Snapchat friends. We're all guilty of some of these snaps from time to time, but to consistently be the person sending these? Please reevaluate your existence on the app.
1. The Suspiciously Flawless

If every Snapchat you send happens to be on a Friday night, before going out, with your makeup looking ***flawless and at a MySpace angle, you fall under this category. This Snapchatter only sends flattering pictures and refuses to poke fun at himself/herself. The worst type of person. If you can't laugh at yourself, we'll try to do it for you.
2. The Play-by-Play

We all have that one friend who sends Snapchat after Snapchat after Snapchat. We do not care that you're on the train, and you're now at work, and you've now made it safely to your desk, and you're now guzzling iced coffee. Please do not Snapchat Story every miniscule occurrence of your day because we will be forced to watch them in order to get rid of those pesky notifications. And we may begin to hate you for it.
3. The DrUnK

We've all fallen into this Snapchat category at some point, snapping our crushes, best friends and mothers while under the influence. And that's okay. The key here is moderation. If you're sending drunk Snapchats on the reg, you should slow down and also maybe consider curbing your drinking. If you're already drunk (which is a distinct possibility because it is a Friday afternoon), please limit the number of snaps you're sending.
4. The Serial Screenshot

We do NOT send out hideous Snapchats with the hope one of our friends will have one finger on the home button and one on the lock button, ready to pull the trigger. If you're screenshotting our Snapchats, you're blocked. Goodbye and good day.
5. The My Story Absentee

We all have those people we just WISH would consistently view our Stories. The ex, the current flame, the high school ex-friend who we're obviously doing far better than. Please just look at our cool My Stories so we can feel validated about ourselves.

Show us a Snapchat sent at the gym and we can show you the biggest loser to ever grace the app. It's cool you're getting your fitness on and all that, but you don't need to not-so-humble brag about it. The worst perpetrators? Those who take mirror pics while weight lifting.
7. The Selfie Central

If 99 percent of your Snapchats are of your face, you've fallen under the category of Snapchatters we love to hate. We enjoy being your friend but do not find it necessary to see your face on an hourly basis.
8. The Basic

You know who you are. You're the person sending Snapchats of the World Cup game you're watching at work, the presents under the tree during the holidays, the Fourth of July golf course fireworks, and the New Years Eve countdown. Here's the problem: WE'RE ALL DOING THE EXACT SAME THING. Putting it on Snapchat for everyone to view is unnecessary. We all would appreciate a little creativity every once in a while.
9. The Top Chef: Snapchat Edition

We admire a good meal as much as the next online publication, but there is absolutely no need to document your breakfast cereal preferences. Unless you are LITERALLY a contestant on Top Chef, chances are your Snapchat friends don't care you know how to sauté spinach.
10. The Conversationalist

It's perfectly fine to fire a few Snapchats back and forth between friends, but there comes a point where it's time to take the talking elsewhere. If you're someone who expects to have a conversation via those (way too tiny) Snapchat lines of text, don't. Stop that.

Here's to hoping if you fall under one of these categories, you take the hint, but always remember:

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The 10 Kinds of People You Should Actively Avoid on Snapchat

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Snapchat We all have those friends on Snapchat we wish would just get the eff out of our top three. The ones who share way too much, who send selfie after selfie and whose blurry pictures we would prefer not to have forced upon us.

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pro:you can talk to your friends a different way.
con: you will or may get cyberbullied.

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im a pro

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pro:you  can see funny things
con:people can sometimes track you

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pro i want to travel con i want to stay home

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Pro: You can easily talk to your friends
Con: there are cyberbullies

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Pro: you can check the latest things.
Con: Cyber Bullying.

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You can meet new people.
But you might get cyberbullied.

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my name is jeff.

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pro:you can see what is happening in the world                                                  con: you can be on there for hours

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a pro: is a friend/ friends you hang out with on