Chungju Man Sajik → Chungju City's YouTube crash..Subscribers Leave Ahead of 100K [Star Issue]

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As the news of the resignation of Kim Sun-tae, the "Chungju Man," is reported, subscribers to Chungju's official YouTube channel are also leaving.

On the 13th, Chungju Man posted a short 36-second video titled "Last Goodbye" on Chungju City's official YouTube channel.

Chungju Man said, "I'm going to leave behind 10 years of entering public office and 7 years of living as Chungju Man, and now I'm going to say goodbye."

"I think it was because of your support that I was lucky to have a small success for me, which was lacking a lot. I would like to express my gratitude to the citizens of Chungju who supported me and to my colleagues at Chungju City Hall who have always been considerate," he said.

The seven years I spent with you were the happiest time of my life. I hope you will continue to love Chungju City. Thank you for all this time," he said.

According to Chungju City, Chungju Man submitted his resignation letter to the human resources department on the 12th and went on a long vacation. It is known that Chungju Man is currently using up his remaining vacation ahead of his retirement at the end of this month.

Chungju Man started his public service as a ninth-grade civil servant in 2016 and was promoted to sixth-grade at the end of 2023, more than seven years after entering public service.

Kim Sun-tae led the official YouTube channel in Chungju under the nickname "Chungju Man" and was loved by netizens for his witty videos and gag codes. The channel currently has close to 970,000 subscribers.

However, with the news of his resignation, the number of YouTube channel subscribers is decreasing. As of the 14th, the number of subscribers to Chungju's YouTube channel is about 943,000. The number of subscribers, which was about 975,000 on the 13th, decreased by nearly 30,000 due to the news of Chungju Man's resignation.

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