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Korean YouTuber Needmorecash Admits to 'Inappropriate Actions' Following Dating Violence Allegations

Korean YouTuber Needmorecash Admits to 'Inappropriate Actions' Following Dating Violence Allegations

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Needmorecash (real name Cha Chung Il), a popular YouTuber and TikTok creator, acknowledged through his agency that he had committed 'inappropriate actions' and used abusive language following allegations of dating violence made by his former partner. The agency suspended all of his activities.

NOB Entertainment released an official statement on September 29, addressing the allegations and outlining the agency's response after posts exposing the creator spread rapidly across social media. A woman identified as 'A,' who claimed to be needmorecash's former partner, shared her account of the alleged incidents along with audio recordings, noting she had become troubled by the apparent gap between the positive image needmorecash presented publicly and what she allegedly witnessed in private. A alleged that Needmorecash verbally abused her for approximately three hours and used physical force against her, including pushing her shoulders and forehead. A netizen identified as A took to social media on September 28 to disclose what she claims happened while they were dating, publishing an audio recording that she claimed captured the situation at the time. The released recording contains the voice of a man hurling curses and verbal abuse at A, with sounds that appeared to be objects being slammed heavily nearby also included. The agency stated, "We have confirmed that needmorecash did use inappropriate language and actions, as mentioned in the post." Following the allegations, Needmorecash deleted his TikTok account and made his YouTube channel private. Content featuring him on other platforms has also been made private, including a mystery game video that had been posted on YouTube. Needmorecash is a creator who is reportedly known to have previously worked as a backup dancer for BTS.

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Original source: AllKpop