Korean TikToker w/ 55M Fans Is LYING To Fans About Being Innocent After Being Found GUILTY of SA

Rotten Mango

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 25.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2025

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

What do you do when your favorite creator, YouTuber, or tiktoker stops posting? They just completely disappear. No warning, no community post. Just gone. Are you convinced they are sick? That they’re just taking a break and coming back? Usually the first two are the natural internet reactions especially when creators go missing for too long. Sometimes the real reason is lot scarier than that… Mamaguy, a Korean tiktoker swears that it wasn’t him who roundhouse kicked the woman in Busan on the CCTV. He swears that’s NOT the reason why he took a few years off from the public eye. Which, to be fair, is true. The real assaulter who went viral for randomly round-housing a woman was found and charged with 20 years in prison. So then why was ‘Mamaguy,’ absent from social media? Absent from society as a whole? Sometimes when creators go missing online it’s completely nothing. They’re taking a break. Or just decided to stop making content. Maybe they’re burnt out. Or, it could be much more sinister than that. Full show notes available at RottenMangoPodcast.com

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0:00.0	Bada being baddaboo. What do you do when your favorite creator, YouTuber, Takedauker,
0:06.4	they just stop posting, they disappear, there is no warning, there is no community post,
0:11.6	they're just gone. And you think that maybe they're coming back next week,
0:15.1	or maybe they just need a two-week break maximum, but they're gone forever. They make no updates on any other platform.
0:23.1	I mean, are you convinced that they're dead?
0:24.6	Are you convinced that they've been kidnapped?
0:26.5	Or do you think that they're just off in the middle of Montana joining a cult?
0:31.0	Usually I would say the first two are the natural internet reactions,
0:34.8	especially when the creator has gone missing for too long.
0:37.3	But sometimes the real explanation is much weirder than all of that. internet reactions, especially when the creator has gone missing for too long, but sometimes
0:38.2	the real explanation is much weirder than all of that.
0:42.5	A YouTube channel run by a father and son by the name of Mac Adventures, their main thing
0:48.3	is going on their motorcycles and exploring places that they really should not be exploring,
0:53.4	like Area 51, the restricted areas.
0:56.2	The last video ever uploaded to their channel is titled,
0:59.0	Area 51, Camo dudes held us at gunpoint again, extended version.
1:04.1	Which they're just straight up vlogging themselves committing crimes.
1:07.6	It's showing them trespassing past the point of the signs that read. Warning, no trespassing,
1:13.7	maximum punishment, $1,000 fine, six months imprisonment, or both strictly enforced. But they do
1:19.5	trespass. They upload the video and then they vanish. They disappear completely. For years,
1:25.9	they're just gone before they finally come back with a video.
1:29.1	And this time it's just the sun talking and everyone thinks that his entire behavior is
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