#377: #1 YouTuber of Korea BEATEN to film videos, then blackmailed by “Social Justice” Youtubers

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Jul 26, 2024

TzuYang, South Korea’s biggest YouTuber with over 10 million subscribers, shares her shocking story of abuse while creating mukbang videos. The podcast dives into her harrowing past of being trapped and manipulated behind the camera. The discussion reveals a disturbing culture of blackmail and misogyny in the YouTube community, highlighting the ethical dilemmas influencers face. TzuYang’s resilience in her quest for justice gets spotlighted, serving as a cautionary tale about the dark side of online fame and the human stories behind the screen.

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The Hidden Truth Behind the Mukbang Phenomenon

YouTube Expose: Ethics in Question

The Dark Side of YouTube: Cyber Wreckers and Scandals

14:24 • 19min

The Dark Side of Reputation Management

32:54 • 13min

Blackmail and Transparency in the Digital Age

The Controversy of Undercover Influencers

Echoes of Abuse and Resilience

55:14 • 21min

A Surprising Business Proposal in YouTube Marketing

01:16:39 • 2min

Web of Manipulation and Exploitation

01:18:20 • 9min

The Struggles of a Powerful YouTuber: Misogyny and Blackmail

01:26:56 • 2min

The Toxicity of Apology Cultures

01:29:12 • 3min

The Price of Perception: Struggles in the YouTube Community

01:32:37 • 16min

The YouTube Scandal Unfolds

01:48:44 • 13min

The Dark Side of Online Fame

02:01:17 • 9min