Fidias’ video became the latest example of fame-seeking foreigners riling locals.
TOKYO: A YouTuber with 2.4 million subscribers apologised today after a video of him and three others free-riding around Japan became the latest example of fame-seeking foreigners riling locals.
Other parts of the video show the four, one of whom appears to be the YouTuber Night Scape who has 1.7 million followers, begging money from locals to pay for tickets.“We are aware of the case and investigating facts around it,” a spokesman told AFP. The incident came a month after Japanese police arrested a US live streamer known as Johnny Somali for allegedly trespassing into a construction site.
Khalid has only 12,500 followers on YouTube and 10,800 on another platform known as Kick, where his account is marked “offline”.In 2017, US YouTuber Logan Paul attracted controversy with a video he posted of a dead body in a Japanese “suicide forest” that drew six million views before being taken down.
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