'Former Doctor' Jo Min Advertises Red Ginseng on YouTube: "Planning to Gift It to My Grandmother"

Subtitle at the bottom: 'Trusted Jjomin Advertisement'
10,000 Subscribers Achieved, 'Silver Button' Also Revealed

Cho Min, the daughter of former Minister Cho Kuk, is drawing attention by posting an 'Silver Button unboxing' video on her YouTube account and engaging in paid advertising.

On the 12th, Cho Min uploaded a video titled 'Silver Button revealed after 3 months' on her YouTube channel 'Jjomin.'

Jo Min revealed the Silver Button received from YouTube for reaching 100,000 subscribers and introduced a red ginseng gift set, saying, "A good advertisement came in, so I decided to introduce it."
[Photo by Jo Min YouTube 'Jjomin minchobae']

In the 8-minute and 9-second video, Cho Min revealed the Silver Button she received from YouTube for reaching 100,000 subscribers and introduced a red ginseng gift set, saying, "I received a good advertisement offer, so I am introducing it." The subtitles read, 'Trusted Jjomin advertisement.'

With the red ginseng set beside her, Cho said, "If I do too many advertisements, I think my YouTube identity might be shaken, so when ads come in, I really research a lot and carefully select whether the ad suits me or not." She continued, "After analyzing this one, the ingredients are good, and I decided to accept the advertisement to give it as a gift to my grandmother."

On the 12th, Jomin uploaded a video titled "Silver Button Revealed After 3 Months" on her YouTube channel 'Jjomin'.
[Photo by Jomin YouTube 'Jjomin minchobae']

She also emphasized, "There is no additional advertising revenue based on sales volume," adding, "A certain amount based on sales will be donated in the name of the Cho Min channel to vulnerable groups, so I ask for many purchases. Highly recommended as a holiday gift." During the explanation of the product's ingredients, she also showed herself consuming the product.

In the middle of the video, she mentioned, "There was a controversy recently about YouTubers selling red ginseng," and added, "At that time, the controversy was about aggressive marketing with huge discounts, but if you look closely, there was an absurdly high original price set."

He said, "There is no additional advertising revenue based on sales volume," and added, "A certain amount based on sales volume will be donated in the name of the Jomin channel to vulnerable groups, so please make many purchases. Highly recommended as a holiday gift." [Photo by Jomin YouTube 'Jjomin minchobae']

This is interpreted as emphasizing that she is different from other YouTubers who engage in false or exaggerated advertising.

Netizens left supportive comments on the video, such as "It's nice to see someone living diligently," "I should show filial piety with red ginseng this Chuseok," "I will take it as a gift for my wife," and "I purchased it as soon as I saw the video."

Meanwhile, Cho Min's YouTube channel was hacked on the 6th but was restored on the 9th, just three days later. Regarding this, Cho said, "It must have been surprising to see the channel suddenly changed to a coin channel. I apologize for causing concern," and added, "I thought I was thorough with security management, but I was very shocked that this happened. I will work harder to prevent recurrence in the future."

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.