"Bring Suntae on your back and running".."Former Chungju Man" Kim Sun-tae has 810,000 subscribers a day..Cheering for Jang Sung Kyu

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Kim Sun-tae, the former public relations officer of Chungju City, who was called Chungju Man, exceeded 810,000 subscribers in a day.

Kim Sun-tae opened a new YouTube channel after leaving the company on the 3rd. As of 7 p.m. on the 4th, the number of subscribers has far exceeded 810,000. The video he posted for the first time also received a hot response and received about 3.99 million views.

Earlier, various speculations, including rumors of bullying, were circulating on the news of his sudden resignation. In this regard, he said, "It looked like I was being kicked out, but it's not like that at all. "It was heartbreaking because Chungju city officials and all public officials were swearing," he said. "It is not a matter of public officials or any public office, but there is envy and jealousy in a place where everyone lives in the world. I cursed a lot, too. That's possible," he said.

"The city government officials helped me a lot. The fundamental reason for leaving the company was enough. I worked hard as a promoter. The original goal was to have 1 million subscribers. I've done my job. I've received a lot of suggestions, but I opened YouTube because I wanted to do it freely. Please look forward to it."

Since then, the Chungju-si YouTube channel has posted a comment, "Seontae, my Seontae" on the video. The YouTube channel in Chungju is currently operated by Choi Ji-ho, Kim Sun-tae's successor.

Broadcaster Jang Sung-gyu also cheered on the news of his YouTube channel opening. He said on his SNS, "Seon-tae, who hits 230,000 subscribers in three hours after opening the channel," adding, "My heart becomes grand." Now beyond Chungju to the whole country," he posted. He also added, "Chungju Warring States Period, run with Suntae on your back, Kim Sun-tae, fighting."

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