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YouTuber Roadside denies confinement rumors during live broadcast from Australia

YouTuber Roadside has addressed rumors of his disappearance and confinement following a year-long hiatus after traveling in India, confirming he is currently safe in Australia.

YouTuber Roadside addressed disappearance and confinement rumors during a "Survival Report" live broadcast on the 22nd, confirming he is currently in Australia and safe after a one-year hiatus following his trip to India.

YouTuber Roadside confirms survival in Australia, denying disappearance and confinement rumors

YouTuber Roadside has personally confirmed his safety, addressing disappearance and confinement rumors that surfaced after he ceased YouTube activities for approximately one year following a trip to India. As rumors regarding his well-being spread online and even led to reports being received by a broadcast program, he revealed his current status in Australia to directly deny various allegations.

On the 22nd, Roadside conducted a live broadcast on his YouTube channel titled "Survival Report." Known for backpacker content featuring low-budget travels around the world, he had not provided any updates for about a year since his last video regarding his trip to India. Concern grew among subscribers who had been steadily waiting for his travelogues, and the prolonged silence eventually escalated into disappearance rumors.

As concerns spread, a post was uploaded to the Roadside channel about three months ago stating that the trip had ended well and nothing had happened in India. However, suspicions increased as observers pointed out that the writing style differed from Roadside's usual tone. This led to a series of allegations, including whether the post was ghostwritten, whether the account had been hacked, or if there were actual problems with his personal safety.

The suspicions intensified recently. When the production team of the SBS informative program "Curious Story Y" announced on the 21st that they were receiving reports regarding the matter, online speculation even suggested he might have been involved in a crime in India or was being held by someone. The continuous flow of unverified stories caused the situation to escalate from a simple cessation of activity to serious rumors regarding his physical safety.

During the live broadcast, Roadside shared his current status, stating, "I am in Australia right now and doing well." He expressed surprise that the situation had escalated more than expected, asking, "I was in the news? Where was I in the news?" Regarding the reason he had previously posted in the community, he explained, "I hadn't uploaded YouTube videos for a while, so I left a post myself because rumors appeared in the comments."

He was also aware of the reporting situation for "Curious Story Y." Roadside confessed, "I saw it because acquaintances sent it to me, and I wondered if this was something that should become this big." Addressing concerns that he might be being held hostage, he drew a line, saying, "No. I am doing well by myself." He emphasized that while the long silence had bred various speculations, no actual dangerous events had occurred to him.

In particular, Roadside repeatedly stated, "I am not AI. It is not blackmail, nor is it confinement. No one is holding me captive." By directly denying the allegations raised online, he announced that he is staying safe. As anxiety surrounding the disappearance rumors grew, his direct voice has provided some relief to concerned subscribers.

However, this broadcast only confirmed that Roadside is currently in Australia and is safe, and that he denies the rumors of confinement and blackmail. No further explanation was provided regarding the specific reasons for his long hiatus or whether he will resume YouTube activities in the future. The process, in which a sudden silence sparked various speculations that then escalated into even larger suspicions, showed how quickly online rumors can spread through Roadside's survival report.

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Lee Chang-seok
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Lee Chang-seok is the CEO and editor of Mediafine and writes for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop, Celebrity and K-drama.

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