After Giving Away 1,000 Chickens, "Is There No Boneless?"... Suntae Kim Shares His Story

YouTuber Sun Tae Kim, known as "Chungju Man," revealed that he received unexpected reactions after delivering 1,000 chickens to high school seniors preparing for university entrance exams. Afterstories emerged indicating that some students asked, "Is there no boneless chicken?" and "Why only give it to seniors?" This has led to a bittersweet atmosphere surrounding the event, which was intended as a gesture of goodwill.

Sun Tae Kim appeared on the YouTube channel 'Chimchakman' and shared an afterstory related to the chicken donation event. Chimchakman YouTube

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On May 5, a video titled "Office Villain Trio" was uploaded to the YouTube channel "Chimchakman." The video featured Chimchakman, Sun Tae Kim, and Pani Bottle as they held a "Worst Office Villain World Cup," sharing stories about workplace episodes and recent updates.

During the video, Sun Tae Kim mentioned the "Chicken Support Event for High School Seniors" he recently hosted on his own channel in collaboration with the BBQ chicken franchise. He explained that he delivered 1,000 chickens to high school seniors in the Chungju area through this content.

Kim went on to say that the chicken they prepared at the time was a bone-in menu, but afterward, he received a DM from a student asking, "Is there no boneless chicken?" He admitted, "I was really taken aback," describing it as an unexpected reaction.

In response, Chimchakman pointed out that the comment may not have been malicious, suggesting it was more along the lines of "If possible, could it be boneless?" He also empathized that it is difficult to meet every request. Kim also recalled the awkwardness, saying, "How could I possibly meet every single request?"

Kim shared another reaction he received. He explained that during the event for high school seniors, a junior student, a high school junior, protested, saying, "Why only the seniors? Why not the juniors?" After encountering such responses, Kim expressed his bittersweet feelings, saying, "After doing it once, it left me with a heavy heart."

Chimchakman commented, "Sometimes, one story like that stays with you more than the good ones," expressing understanding for Kim's feelings. Pani Bottle, who also appeared on the show, remarked on the unfortunate situation where negative reactions from a few can affect the majority.

Meanwhile, Sun Tae Kim became known as "Chungju Man" while working as the head of the New Media Team in the Public Relations Office of Chungju City Hall and running Chungju’s official YouTube channel. After ending his civil servant career this past February, he launched his own personal YouTube channel and has continued creating content. As of now, Sun Tae Kim’s personal YouTube channel has around 1.66 million subscribers.

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