"A classic case of greed leading to loss": Jeon Won-ju faces a crisis with the collapse of 110,000 subscribers after attempting to raise appearance fees [Star Issue]

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As it was revealed that the reason actress Jeon Won-ju suddenly stopped operating her rising YouTube channel was "money," disappointed reactions are emerging. Consequently, interest is growing in whether she can maintain her 110,000 subscribers.

Recently, a video featuring Jeon Won-ju was posted on actress Sa Mi-ja's YouTube channel, "Not Omija but Sa Mi-ja."

On that day, Sa Mi-ja asked Jeon Won-ju, "I heard you are taking a break from YouTube for the time being; why are you resting?" regarding the reason for halting channel operations.

In response, Jeon Won-ju stated, "I will start again," adding, "I tried to raise this (money) a bit, but the production team said they would quit, so I told them, 'Let's just do it.' I felt that if we focused too much on money, it wouldn't be good, so I decided to continue."

At the end of last month, the production team for Jeon Won-ju's YouTube channel, "Jeon Won-ju Artificial," posted a message: "The production team that has been producing and operating the channel since its launch will no longer produce the 'Jeon Won-ju Artificial' channel. We sincerely thank you for your great interest and love for the channel from the beginning until now." The fact is, they are no longer producing Jeon Won-ju's YouTube channel.

When the channel operations were suddenly halted, subscribers worried about Jeon Won-ju's health issues. However, once it was revealed that the actual reason for stopping channel operations was a problem with Jeon Won-ju's appearance fees, subscribers could not hide their disappointment, calling it "a typical case of greed leading to loss."

To make matters worse, the last video is stuck as of July 7. Amidst disappointed reactions and uncertainty about when the channel will resume, attention is focused on whether the current 115,000 subscribers will stay without leaving or if the line of 110,000 subscribers will crumble.

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