In case you didn't know, actor Stefan Karl, famously known for his role as Robbie Rotten in the kids show Lazy Town and popular internet meme, has died very recently. He has helped spread positivity and valuable life lessons throughout his life, especially recently. As a tribute, many people wish to help immortalize him so he'll never be forgotten. There are a couple different ways people are going about this, and the one I'll be focusing on is helping him achieve his goal of earning his well-deserved gold play button award on YouTube. If you don't know, a gold play button is awarded to channels who have one million or more subscribers on YouTube. At the time of writing this, he has over four thousand subscribers, but we need more. If we succeed, he'll be the first ever posthumous winner of a gold play button that he tried so hard to earn in his limited days on our world. If you help us get him his award he deserves, you'll help us in cementing his legacy in internet history, as well as helping spread the word of cancer research, of which Stefan was an adamant supporter of. Please, let's give him at least this fleeting favor before it's too late

In case you didn't know, actor Stefan Karl, famously known for his role as Robbie Rotten in the kids show Lazy Town and popular internet meme, has died very recently. He has helped spread positivity and valuable life lessons throughout his life, especially recently. As a tribute, many people wish to help immortalize him so he'll never be forgotten. There are a couple different ways people are going about this, and the one I'll be focusing on is helping him achieve his goal of earning his well-deserved gold play button award on YouTube. If you don't know, a gold play button is awarded to channels who have one million or more subscribers on YouTube. At the time of writing this, he has over four thousand subscribers, but we need more. If we succeed, he'll be the first ever posthumous winner of a gold play button that he tried so hard to earn in his limited days on our world. If you help us get him his award he deserves, you'll help us in cementing his legacy in internet history, as well as helping spread the word of cancer research, of which Stefan was an adamant supporter of. Please, let's give him at least this fleeting favor before it's too late