South Korean police confronted banned Kick streamer Johnny Somali as people in the country grew impatient with his viral antics.

YouTuber Johnny Somali is one of the most controversial IRL steamers on the internet, having run into trouble with the law in Japan and Israel during his broadcasts abroad.

The streamer’s antics included getting him banned from Kick, but he continued his unique brand of “content” on YouTube, much to the dismay of South Korean citizens.

Earlier in his trip, Somali was kicked out of the subway for making loud, inappropriate noises during a broadcast.

On October 9, the streamer was seen kissing a statue of peace, a symbol of victims of sexual slavery. Following this, he entered a cosmetics store and filmed customers without their permission.

A few days later, he found another statue and took off his shirt, poured oil on himself and danced around the statue. These antics attracted the attention of Korean media with multiple reports detailing the Somali broadcasts.

“Forced eviction is the solution,” one user reportedly said.

“I hope the authorities have the evidence to arrest him now, deport him and ban him,” remarked another.

On October 20, moments after it went live, Somali was confronted by a sniper and then police.

“Why do you go to other people’s countries and cause trouble?” » asked the stream sniped. “You first went to Japan and there you went to prison. Now you’re in Korea and you’re trying to do stupid things. I’m a little worried about you, to be honest. One day you will meet the wrong person.