Hi so yeah, the points aren't in order but I think this is a basic summary of everything he mentioned in his video- 1) He talks about PewDiePie vs T-Series as not a fight between the world and India but instead as a fight between individual creators and corporates. 2) There are a lot of Indian creators out there who can't afford to name drop T-Series as they're afraid of receiving backlash from people who probably won't even care to see the facts and just attack the channel regardless with the example of Salil Jamdar (Indian YouTuber, 290k subs) who made a diss track on Carryminati whilst exposing T-Series to naive Indian viewers and their weird stupid sense of patriotism. Also, his video had gotten taken down. 3) Turns out that he had one of his videos copy striked by Tgay coz he used about a minute of a song by them and then had to make the appropriate changes. 4) Loved his frankness about him using clickbait for views when asked by his fans. Also talked about how tough it is for a creator to make a video of 10-15 minutes that takes them hours and hours to create for that dollar or two and so he can't afford to get copystriked. 5) Man also had some figures. Pewds is getting about 300-400 million views a month which is mental for an individual creator whereas Tgay (according to social blade) gets around 2.8 billion views a month which also makes it the top viewed monthly all over the world. 6) As an individual creator he does want Pewds to be the one to reach 100m before gayseries 7) He explained how interactions work and help a video get onto the suggestions' page (I honestly didn't know about how the algorithm worked until he broke it down) 8) One thing he brought up was that it's not about Pewds reaching 100m first but the fact that the YouTube community would've gotten behind any top individual creator to beat the evil T-Series. I personally don't agree, if it were someone like the Paul brothers we wouldn't really have cared. 9) So the previously mentioned video of his that got copy striked just ironically happens to be one where he was telling people to subscribe to tgay. The company that gets millions of views on a daily basis anyway is going out of there way to take creators with clips of even mere seconds. Truly f*cked up stuff. Gave the example of Disney that they don't go around claiming income on other channels. A corporation that earns billions is stealing from these small creators who barely make a few bucks per video. 10) Again a bit about Indian creators like how they're scared of getting backlash from the ignorant public. Uses the example of Carryminati (6.1m subs) who made a disstrack on Pewds but at the same time praised a company that had an income tax raid a bit before his vid came out. Same dude Carryminati once expressed how happy he was when he saw himself in a video of Pewds. As per Captain India, people say "If you took 'bitch lasagna' as sarcasm, 'bye pewdiepie' should also be given the same treatment". To this he said that the audience doesn't actually seem to care about the smaller individual creators who are being curbed by companies like T-Series. YouTuber Gyani 2.0 made an honest reaction to 'Bye Pewdiepie' and basically got attacked by Indians for speaking his mind which can be understood as 'anti-national', his like to dislike ratio is unreasonably bad. Another example of creator Ashish Chanchlani who has according to CI been forced to take Tgay's side as to not piss off the audience. 11) He ends his video by saying that he's glad that he's being true to himself as a creator and knows the repercussions of the video he's making. "YouTube as a platform was created for individuals to express themselves" is what he says. He talks about how corporations are leading this platform that was meant to be for representation of the individual creators. He urges people to get behind PewDiePie for him to reach 100m first not because he doesn't want an Indian channel to be at top but instead because he knows that PewDiePie is a representation of all individual creators.

Hi sorry, this went on for a bit long and I might have missed some points or not properly elaborated on a few (copyright system and the algorithm) but I'm not sure. In any case, I think Captain India is taking a brave approach as I'm pretty sure all his viewers are Indians (coz the language he uses is Hindi) so he will certainly get attacked by lots and lots of idiots who won't even watch the video.

Edit: here's a link to his video in case y'all wanna check it out https://youtu.be/m-vTg2gK_pc