Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dr DisRespect
Subject meets |general notability standards with substantial secondary |reliable sources, as noted above in comment by Vermont. While the discussion about actual internet fame and notability is one to be had, they meet Wikipedia standards even if they aren't notable in other realms. But why would we apply said standard only to people known to the masses via the Internet? Why would physical people get a pass? In my view, digitally popular people can be viewed in the minds of far more people than any other physical realm. (IE: a baseball stadium seats 85 thousand people, and more than 4x that DrDisrespect had on a live stream.) It seems utterly dismissive. Combine that with charity drives that these people often do, and sometimes they can have more impact physically than one would expect
— User:Tutelary, 04:51, 6 May 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Notability)