Fortnite YouTuber Dr. Witnesser is no stranger to controversy. The content creator has been recently criticized for releasing a What is a woman? Fortnite Edition video on his channel. As of this writing, his YouTube channel has over 20,000 subscribers, yet most of his videos get only 100-200 views. However, the latest video has taken off, getting over 10,000 views in two days.
Dr. Witnesser's gaming channel is mostly focused on him talking to other players in popular video games. He was criticized before for preaching Christianity in Epic Games' battle royale title, but it doesn't seem he will stop making content anytime soon.
His latest video was inspired by What Is A Woman, an online film recently released for free on Twitter. The content creator discussed women with other players and asked them to share their thoughts. However, this hasn't gone as well as he'd hoped.
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Controversial Fortnite player was criticized for his latest video
Dr. Witnesser is no stranger to controversy. In 2021, the content creator was banned from Twitch for preaching Christianity in Fortnite. The incident escalated so much that the YouTuber sued Twitch and Amazon.
His latest video has received a lot of criticism as well. He talked about many things regarding women to other players in the video, and many other players found his behavior suspicious.
Many Twitter users think the content creator's hard drive should be checked.
Talking to children about women's reproductive organs is a rather odd choice. Due to this, it's no surprise that many people think authorities should check his drives and files.
Others have made fun of Dr. Witnesser and his experience with women.
Some people made fun of his grammar.
Dr. Witnesser was banned from Twitch for telling a Muslim child they would burn in hell. Many people did not forget it and believed that he should stop forcing religion on others.
The latest video is the most popular on Dr. Witnesser's YouTube channel. He's posted over 500 videos, yet most have averaged up to 200 views.
Considering how popular the video has been, it's unlikely that the YouTuber will stop posting controversial content. However, he'll have to be more careful about his topics since Fortnite has many underage players.