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Korean IRL Kick streamer "kangjoel" was robbed in South Africa seconds after donation warning him he's going to get robbed. He'd only been streaming for 7 minutes.

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Edit1: Take this with a big grain of salt, since it has been leaked on /v/ and could easily be a fake gay op.
The bullet points are:
You'd have to be a gimp to be willing to accept these terms for an early copy for a review!
- Include "return to form" in your review. (Something that was immediately pointed out before the document leaked).
- Don't speak of or berate our transgender characters, surgical scars, "woke" content, "homoeroticism", "racial positivity" and "DEI compliant" features.
- Don't compare us to God of war. (They clearly took inspiration from the latest God of Wars).
- Don't be transphobic or misgender our developers. Don't even dare to bring up "anti-white" or "feminist" sentiments that you may perceive in the game.
- Refrain from calling out writing shit. Our female writing staff has a history of being harassed and we won't tolerate that.
The timestamp has Isabella, character from 1 and 2, do push-ups because she misgendered our poor snowflake.
Then she reveals that her crew had another non-binary member before she used to fuck.
This is pure lunacy.
Concord was mild in comparison.
Johnny Somali blames Korean streamer Kangjoel, along with CX's Avrom Merlin/SuspendaS and Paul Denino/Ice Poseidon for putting him on such a "mission" to disrespect the comfort woman statue and other shenanigans, and recommends Koreans watching to blame them instead of him:
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(Yonhap) - A complaint has been filed against Johnny Somali, a foreign YouTuber who has become a controversial figure in South Korea over the past month for his sexual harassment and riotous behavior, and police are set to launch an investigation.
According to police on Tuesday, Somali has now been charged with two counts of assault and drug possession.
"We will be investigating the charges," a police official told Yonhap News Agency.
He said Somali has not yet left the country.
The day before, Somali had posted a photo of a building believed to be Incheon International Airport on his Instagram account, raising suspicions that he had fled the country.
The American-born Somali has been widely criticized for his violent and vicious behavior, including kissing a statue of the Girl of Peace in a YouTube live broadcast, shouting sexually harassing and racist slurs at passersby, and going on a rampage at a convenience store.
After his YouTube account was shut down amid the controversy, Somali posted a photo of himself holding a photo of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on his YouTube side channel, "Johnny Somali Live," with the caption, "Shinzo Abe! I Defeated The Koreans For You."
[Photo from “Johnny Somali Live”].
When his inappropriate behavior crossed the line, other YouTubers and the online community rallied around him to take action.
In fact, Somali was punched in the face by a man while live streaming from the street on April 24th. On the 27th, he was kicked by another man during a broadcast.
Amidst the accusations of "rage-mongering" and "beatings," a martial arts YouTuber offered a reward of 2 million won to find Somali.
This led to claims that Somali had asked for protection at the Dongdaemun Police Station, which the police denied.
Screen capture of some comments on Johnny Somali's YouTube channel.
As the number of foreigners visiting South Korea has increased due to the Korean Wave boom, so has the number of crimes committed by foreigners.
According to the National Police Agency's crime statistics, the number of foreigners living in Korea increased from 29,450 in 2021 to 32,737 in 2023 as the number of foreigners living in Korea increased after the COVID-19 pandemic.
In general, if a foreigner commits a crime in Korea, he or she is punished under domestic law according to Article 2 of the Criminal Code.