Tyler Rasch says YouTube channel has ended

American broadcaster Tyler Rasch announced the end of activity for his Korean-titled YouTube channel(타일러볼까요; 81만명 subscribers). Rasch gave the announcement at the end of a video released on the 20th under the title 'The identity of a real-life closed-door gathering more chilling than the Illuminati(leak incident).'

Rasch said he filmed the closing remarks 'to talk about something a little heavier than usual.' He thanked people who had supported the channel and visited every week, saying they had helped him make 'very precious memories.'

He added, 'If there is a beginning, there is also an end. The channel people knew has now ended. I will try to make this a beautiful ending so it can close on a good note. Thank you for watching, and I will return in a better form.' He did not give a specific reason for ending the channel or disclose plans for future activities.

In the same video, Rasch discussed Dialog, a private invitation-only network created by PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and others. Dialog is known as a group where figures from U.S. politics, finance and technology meet at private events.

Speaking about a structure in which government officials and Big Tech figures meet privately, Rasch criticized it as 'in a way, the exposed face of neo-aristocracy, one that thoroughly stratifies people by money and power.' He also said, 'It may be right to see the real axis of power as having moved from Washington, D.C., politicians to Silicon Valley capitalists.'