Where is YouTuber Gamst? Korean streamer's disappearance has fans worried as the channel can't contact him

A message from the YouTuber’s channel was posted informing the subscribers that Gamst has been missing and they are trying to get hold of Gamst
UPDATED JAN 28, 2021
Gamst aka Kim Jin-ik (Instagram)
Gamst aka Kim Jin-ik (Instagram)

A popular YouTuber and streamer of South Korea, Gamst aka Kim Jin-ik has gone missing reportedly. The YouTuber's disappearance has left his fans worried about his safety.

Where is Gamst?

A message from the YouTuber’s channel was posted informing the subscribers that Gamst has been missing and they are trying to get hold of Gamst. In the message they wrote, "Hello, this is Gamst YouTube channel. In fact, we are not able to reach Gamst and there is no one at his home so it is difficult to say anything. I think it would be best if everyone waits for an announcement! Please do not worry and just enjoy the videos."

The message was posted as a pinned comment on the YouTuber’s last video upload. After the message was posted from the YouTuber’s channel, a number of his followers were worried and began commenting sharing their concerns, asking where is Kim Jin-ik and wished for the gamer to be back safely. Some of the comments also stated that this is very scary, asking if everything is okay. Till the time of this report, it is not clear if the YouTuber has been found. 

Who is Gamst?



 

Gamst whose real name is Kim Jin-ik is a popular Korean YouTuber and streamer who enjoys a large fan base of over 2.02 million subscribers. The YouTuber started his career being an online football game broadcasting jockey in 2012.

His witty remarks regarding football matches were an instant hit as his streams started getting more popular. Along with his stint on YouTube, the gamer has been called for digital commentary during big championships. The 31-year-old hailing from Gwangju, South Korea, made it to the news when in 2018 he was asked to be a commentator for MBC during the 2018 Russia World Cup. He was appointed as the K-league brand ambassador and MBC later reportedly made him an offer of 5.1 billion won ($45,73,129.71)

Gamst (YouTube)


Apart from his gaming videos, the YouTuber also makes hilarious life experiments vlogs, a segment quite popular to his fans.

With the YouTuber being MIA, his followers now hoping to hear soon from him and praying that this too can be just a part of his new YouTube content. There has been no official report of the person missing apart from the YouTube comment in his last video.

Check this space later for more updates.

Check out one of Gamst's videos here:



 

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