Tyler Rasch announces suspension of YouTube channel 'TylerBolkkayo' activities... "Striving for a beautiful conclusion"

Broadcaster Tyler Rasch announced the suspension of activities for his YouTube channel ’Tyler Bolkkayo’ and has recently begun his journey as a food startup entrepreneur. On the 20th, Tyler released a video titled ″The Identity of a Real Secret Room Gathering More Chilling Than the Illuminati (Leak Incident)″ on his YouTube channel. In the video, Tyler introduced a hacking incident involving a top-secret meeting in the United States and stated at the end, ″Unlike usual, I decided to film to share a somewhat serious story.″ He continued, ″Thanks to everyone who cherished ’Tyler Bolkkayo’ and visited every week, I was able to create very precious memories,″ and added, ″If there is a beginning, there must be an end. I will try to make it a beautiful conclusion, a graceful finish.″ He also directly announced the end of his activities, saying, ″The ’Tyler Bolkkayo’ you knew until now has come to an end.″ Following this announcement, various speculations such as external pressure and departure abroad arose online. On the 21st, the production team issued an official statement saying, ″We sincerely thank you for the support and interest in the teaser video uploaded on the 20th,″ and ″More information about the YouTube channel will continue to be revealed, so please continue to show your interest.″ This notice was also posted on Tyler’s social media. Meanwhile, Tyler recently co-founded an eco-friendly vegan food brand with a Korean alphabet concept called ’Kalphabet’ and introduced ’Hangul Snacks’ modeled after the shapes of Korean consonants and vowels. Through his social media, he shared, ″It’s a truly exciting experience. I think there is meaning in trying entrepreneurship, which people say not to do, at least once in life.″ Regarding the risks involved in starting a business, he said, ″There are always risks, but in a way, not trying is also a risk to bear,″ and added, ″In a world already full of risks, not even attempting what you want to do could be a bigger risk.″ He went on to say, ″There are still many shortcomings, but finding learning in the process of filling those gaps becomes the driving force of the business,″ expressing gratitude for the feedback from customers and fans. Tyler holds a bachelor’s degree in International Studies from the University of Chicago and a master’s degree in Diplomacy from Seoul National University Graduate School. He gained recognition through JTBC’s ’Non-Summit’ and other programs.