Chungju Man has no intention of reversing his retirement comment, and he has no intention of selling an account separately

By Wooju, Lee

Oct 14, 2025

Chungju Man has no intention of reversing his retirement comment, and he has no intention of selling an account separately



Chungju Man, a public servant of Chungju City, revealed his retirement plan.

On Chungju City's official YouTube channel, a Q&A video titled 'Thank you for 900,000 subscribers' was released.

The Chungju man who appeared in an arrogant position with red wine in his bathrobe "I prepared a low-level interview to serve you as I always did, and I prepared a comfortable outfit because we are closer now."I shuddered.




Starting with Chungju Man, civil servants from local governments across the country challenged YouTube in a similar way to Chungju Man. In response, one fan asked "What do you think about releasing poison into the civil servant YouTube ecosystem?" and Chungju Man "I didn't release the poison, but you want the poison." That's why people like that will come out" he replied.

At the same time, Chungju Man thinks it's a good direction. I hope you think it's a struggle and enjoy it because the existing method didn't pay off. However, I think it is a little inappropriate to do it uniformly and I think we need to differentiate ourselves."

Chungju Man has no intention of reversing his retirement comment, and he has no intention of selling an account separately
As for the behind-the-scenes footage of Woods' parody 'Chungs', the Culture and Arts Department forced him to do so. He asked me to stand on stage, so I thought of Woods' performance in a military uniform. That's why I parodied it. "There's a behind-the-scenes story, but I decided to put an AR on it. But they didn't install the AR, so I was shocked that my voice was exposed" he said.




Chungju Man, who announced that he would retire when the number of subscribers to the Chungju City Channel reached 1 million. When asked "Do you want to prosper," Chungju Man said "I have no change in my desire to retire. So if you don't want to see me, please press subscribe. I wish you only a quick subscription."

Another fan commented "Can't we run YouTube separately as a father-in-law?" It's such a waste of monetization, but Chungju Man said "Uhhh. Don't say that. I have no intention of selling accounts separately while in public office because it is something that many members of the public and listeners (?) who wish me well will hate," he said firmly.






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