From telling horror stories to collaborating with PewDiePie, Jacksepticeye and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Corpse Husband had a great journey as a content creator in 2020. He currently boasts over 6 million subscribers on YouTube and seems likely to share this success in 2021 will be able to continue. .
Fame, however, comes with certain inevitable disadvantages associated with it. This especially includes fans who interrupt in private life, haters and illogical criticism. Corpse Husband has so far successfully concealed its true identity, but it has recently fallen victim to death threats. Surprisingly, these threats were for an empty tweet.
‘A while ago I posted an empty tweet and everyone got mad at me. I was upset like many on Twitter and even received death threats because I tweeted an empty tweet, ‘ said Corpse Man in a recent stream.
Here is Corpse Husband’s response to the death threats and the reaction of its co – creators:
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Corpse Husband has a unique way of tackling haters
Although the death threats disturbed Corpse, he found an innovative way to respond to them. The YouTuber decided to tweet a voice memo of his breathing and prove that it will still upset people.
‘So much for one here, what if I post a voice memo on Twitter of me like breathing? And I was waiting for the right stream to promote it. ”
The ‘real stream’ that Corpse mentioned was that he plays among us with Toast, Jacksepticeye, Sykkuno and Valkyrae, among others. Promoting his ‘breathing tweet’ during such a colossal collaboration naturally helped him reach a large audience.
‘It would be cool if we kept 500K or so. There are going to be people who just get upset about just me breathing, and that’s kind of the point I want to prove with it and just because it would be funny. ‘
As soon as Corpse announced that he was recording a breathing tweet, everyone called him hilarious to try to get free ads.
“Stop using our streams for Corspse,” joked Jacksepticeye and added further, “Look, have your ears cleaned and post your earwax on Twitter.”
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Promoting the tweet during streaming with big names has definitely worked in favor of Corpse Husband. The 3-second voice recording of his breathing has now been viewed more than 2.6 million times and more than 300,000 preferences. To say the least, it was a perfect answer for his haters.