T-Series is an Indian Music and Movie Production Company which primarily deals with Bollywood Music and Regional Indian Content. It holds the music rights for movies and individual albums. Songs are recorded by top Indian artists and musicians with added cinematic visuals to appeal to the audience. T-Series is basically a family-owned company dating back to the 1980’s, after the initial struggling phase, the company slowly started establishing itself and by the year 2000, it became a top provider of Indian Soundtracks. Currently, Bhushan Kumar and Krishan Kumar lead the company.

Unlike Pewdiepie which is run by Felix Kjellberg, who makes the video game and Let’s play commentaries and vlogs. T-Series is not run by an individual but is controlled by a production house. So, you should not expect any sort of video confrontation from T-Series. As it’s not like T-Series is a specific person who can actually duke it out with Kjellberg in the way that he and his fans suggest.

Felix in his video jokingly said, “The time has come for us to fight back” rallying on his fans to give a big fight to T-Series. This show of antipathy will not give anything for those expecting an internet storyline for the big fight like Paul Logan Vs. KSI. T-Series is not likely to make any response video to fight back against all the crushing comments which are being filled on T-Series new uploads by The Bro Army.

According to Social Blade, Pewdiepie will gain ∼10 million Subs by next year and in the same time period, it is estimated that T Series will make around ∼40 million Subscribers. That’s a crazy number as there are only 3 channels with more than 40+ million subscribers in total. So, you can imagine how fast the T-Series is growing.

T-Series is soon going to overtake the Pewdiepie in sub count. The growth is exponential and if this continues, it would touch the magic figure of 100 million subs by next year.

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