Bang Yong-guk’s YouTube account hacked, hackers post insensible contents
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Bang Yong-guk is currently creating headlines since his agency has announced that his YouTube account has been hacked.
The famous South Korean rapper, Bang Yong-guk's YouTube account suddenly commenced posting torrents of random clips from Japanese variety shows including pirated films. Once videos of unclear origins suddenly started appearing, his agency announced that his YouTube account has been hacked.
Here you can watch Bang Yong-guk's YouTube account. You can still see unpleasant video contents still floating on his account. Many videos are still there in Japanese. Those consists of various Japanese shows, anime and comic reviews.
Once the YouTube account of Bang Yong-guk got hacked, the unnamed hacker also posted various video footage of multiple western movies like When in Rome, The Impossible, The Chronicles of Narnia and Arizona including other old films. Many videos have already been deleted with the agency's announcement.
His agency, Consent Media wrote – The official YouTube account of Bang Yong-Guk has currently been compromised. The account has been reported and will be under YouTube review. We are trying to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. Please be careful and report any malicious activities.
The 29-year-old rapper, Bang Yong-guk made his musical debut in 2008 as a member of an underground hip hop group called Soul Connection under the alias of Jepp Blackman. In March 2011, he featured on Song Ji-eun's single Going Crazy that became a number one hit in South Korea.
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