VIDEO : 50,000 Printers Worldwide Hacked Requesting Youtube Subscribers

According to Comicbook.com, hackers have been hacking into printers across the world with the message to subscribe to Felix Kjellberg's Youtube channel PewDiePie. Kjellberg's channel has been the most subscribed to channel on YouTube for quite some time, but recently that title came under threat from T-Series, a channel owned by an Indian music production company. This past week 50,000 printers in the United States, Canada, and England all suddenly began printing out a strange message urging people to get on YouTube and subscribe to the PewDiePie page. A hacker by the named of TheHackerGiraffe, took credit for the stunt, claiming he doesn't want Kjellberg's record number of subscribers to be surpassed.