Comedian Yoon Hyung-bin's YouTube channel has written an extraordinary growth story in one year.
Yoon Hyung-bin's YouTube channel "Yoon Hyung-bin's One Punch Man" recorded 201,000 subscribers as of the 24th.
The channel subscriber count, which remained at about 20,000 when he was preparing for a fight with Banzz last year, grew nearly tenfold in about a year.
The rapid growth is attributed to Yoon Hyung-bin's "content planning ability." The talk segments with longtime collaborators that include his wife Jeong Kyung-mi and comedians Lee Yun-seok·Jung Jong-cheol·Heo Kyunghwan have become corners that guarantee laughs, and his fight and physical challenge content that leverages his unique "comedian fighter" character has expanded into sparring with guests, providing a fresh kind of fun.
Also, in the fake documentary "Basement idol" series, which sets up that the comedy idol Cocoon created by Yoon Hyung-bin added a new youngest member, "19-year-old Bini," Yoon Hyung-bin himself performs as "19-year-old Bini," competing with Cocoon members for the main vocal spot and delivering laughs through intense dance practice.
Yoon Hyung-bin said, "When I started YouTube, I didn't think so many people would subscribe. I think it's thanks to the people who have watched so far," and expressed gratitude to fans. He added, "Whether it's broadcasting, fighting or performing, I'm someone who likes to create new stages and gather people into them."
He continued, "I will keep creating stages I can put on and try to make quality content within them. I ask for a lot of interest."
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