PewPew is a name everyone in Vietnam’s online community knows well. He first gained fame as a Dota 2 caster before becoming a streamer. Since then, PewPew has been recognized as a pioneer in the streaming industry, helping it thrive in Vietnam.
After years as a streamer, PewPew decided to step back and focus on business. He launched a chain of bánh mì shops under his name and found solid success. That’s where his nickname “Chairman Pew” comes from. According to other streamers, he’s also invested heavily in a shrimp farm.
Even though his business is booming, many fans still hope he’ll return to streaming one day. If you’re waiting for that, good news, it looks like that day is coming soon.
Reliable sources say the “bánh mì boss” is planning a streamer comeback by the end of July. In fact, there’s plenty of evidence pointing to this.
PewPew is currently a free agent with no company ties
Keep in mind, PewPew is not signed with any company right now. His last contract was with Creatory, which manages many top streamers. But on August 8, 2019, he ended that deal and stepped away from entertainment.
In other words, PewPew is fully independent and can choose his own path. This freedom is likely the first step toward his impressive comeback.
Mysterious status update on his fanpage
On July 26, PewPew posted a cryptic status that grabbed a lot of attention on his fanpage. He shared a photo with a vague message about his future.
If you’ve followed PewPew, you know gaming and his signature “talksh*t” style are his trademarks. The photo also shows his recent streaming frequency. Putting these clues together, it sure looks like the “bánh mì boss” is about to jump back into streaming.
Consistent daily streams
Fans subscribed to PewPew’s YouTube and Facebook channels will notice he’s been streaming regularly, a few hours every day. Most of his videos focus on Teamfight Tactics and his usual banter.
It’s clear he’s still full of passion and relaxed as ever. If he officially returns to streaming, he’ll quickly catch the current vibe of the online community.
Of course, all this is speculation. But it won’t be long before PewPew returns to the streaming scene that made him a star.
