Petition now triples to 150,000 signatures against Sam Pepper, YouTube still not taking action
Change.org has now reached an estimated 150,920 supporters to remove Sam Pepper's YouTube channel for good.
Creator of the petition, Kaylee-Jade David, from Uxbridge, West London wrote: "Sam clearly doesn't think he's in the wrong, YouTube don't think he is in the wrong, we have to prove to them that people are unhappy."
Well-known social media celebrities have now joined the campaign with the likes of Vine's BigNik, former ABDC's Chachi Gonzales and Em Ford (YouTuber).
Twitter users express their 'anger' towards YouTuber Prankster and former Big Brother contestant Sam Pepper over his recent controversial prank video titled, "Killing Best Friend" on YouTube.
Using the hashtag, #SamPepperPrank and #StopSamPepper users react to the prank video that has now reached a staggering 4 million views.
Sam Pepper has now removed the number of likes and dislikes from the video as it received a high volume of dislikes made by online users.
According to BBC's Newsbeat, YouTube say the video did not in fact break any community guidelines and will therefore stay up.