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Former ‘Chungju Man’ Kim Seon-tae has hit a major milestone, expressing his gratitude to his one million YouTube subscribers.
On the 5th, Kim took to his YouTube community tab to share the exciting news. “Thank you for one million subscribers,” he wrote, officially confirming the achievement.
In the same post, Kim invited his followers to “leave any questions in the comments.” The response was overwhelming, with approximately 5,200 fans flooding the comments section with congratulatory messages and queries.
Enthusiastic fans chimed in with various comments and questions: “What’s been the most enticing offer you’ve received?” “How does it feel to surpass Chungju City’s subscriber count in just two days?” “It feels like you just started YouTube yesterday, and now you’re at a million!” “Your second post after launching the channel is a million-subscriber thank you?” “Please do a video where you visit Chungju City as a complainant!”
Kim’s rise to YouTube stardom comes on the heels of his departure from his previous role. On the 13th of last month, he announced his resignation via the Chungju City YouTube channel. This sparked widespread speculation about his next move, with some reports even suggesting he had received an offer from the Blue House (South Korea’s presidential office).
However, on the 3rd of this month, Kim surprised everyone by launching his own YouTube channel. He explained, “I received several offers, but I decided to pursue YouTube.” With refreshing candor, he added, “I wanted the freedom to do what I want. And honestly, I want to make money.”
What’s truly astounding is the meteoric rise of Kim’s channel. It skyrocketed to one million subscribers in just three days after its launch, cementing his status as a viral sensation. Riding this wave of success, Kim announced he’s preparing a special Q&A video to commemorate the one million milestone, signaling the start of his full-fledged YouTube career.
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