#justsaying. He said, “If you put yourself in the public eye and you mess up, and people laugh about it, sadly, it’s just what comes with you being in the public eye…My comedy is a reflection of society, of you, even the bad parts about it, and if you yourself looking in the mirror can’t accept what you see, then of course you’re gonna blame the mirror for bullying you. As usual, he did what he’s done in YouTube, calling out people and giving his opinions on certain issues without any censorship. Dee Kosh, one of the most popular and eloquent YouTubers in Singapore, made it to the news for all the wrong reasons. Like him or hate him, you’ve got to admit that the man’s got great time management skills. They allegedly did more than that: they allegedly tried to report his YouTube channel and even emailed his boss in his radio station. Dee Kosh, whose real name is Darryl Ian Koshy, is born on 2 November 1988. Well, with the police involved now, you can bet that there’s only 5% chance of it being an experiment. Disappointing.--Sources:\"Dee Kosh offered me $1,000 to go to his home\" - https://coconuts.co/singapore/lifestyle/dee-kosh-offered-me-1000-to-go-to-his-home-teen-accuser-says/Legal Age For Sex (SLA) - https://singaporelegaladvice.com/law-articles/legal-age-for-sex-in-singapore/Commercial Sex With Minor Under 18 (376B) - https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PC1871?ProvIds=P4XVI-P4_375-.#pr376B-Exploitative Sexual Communication With Minor Under 18 (376EC) - https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PC1871?ProvIds=P4XVI-P4_375-.#pr376EC---Cases Mentioned:AngstyAlex - https://twitter.com/angstyalexx/status/1294877465614012417Joshea - https://www.instagram.com/joshea.kzh/Dion Ang - https://www.instagram.com/dionangg/EPaul - https://www.instagram.com/_epaul/Praveen - https://twitter.com/DisparateFool In fact, it’s one that’s NSFW, so don’t play it alone in your car. If you’ve one hour to spare, this is a good watch: it’s a YouTube video by former Mediacorp actor Andie Chen, whereby Dee Kosh spoke about his life, opinions and the state of the YouTube scene in Singapore. Currently, he did a variety of videos for his YouTube channels, but most of the times, it’s just him talking to the camera about certain topics. Secrets Revealed: How Do YouTubers / Influencers (Like Dee Kosh) Make Money in 2020? The 31-year-old was born in the Philippines, but he has a Singapore citizenship. Sometimes, being outspoken isn't enough. - YouTube Prepare tissue paper to watch this video based on real events: But the man isn’t just an online personality for himself, because you might have known him from somewhere else. Basically, loosen up.”. The most popular ones that have appeared in his video regularly are Ben Tang, Xinde and Shi Song, all of them having over 70k followers in their Instagram accounts. Or maybe that’s your style lah I don’t know. The problem here? Dee Kosh Sexual Allegations | VIDEOS & IG DM PROOF. How TikTok Really Brainwashed You to Watch More Videos (Why is TikTok so Popular), Types of Foreign Work Pass Holders in Singapore (Simplified With Salaries), The Real Danger of Using Telegram App Instead of WhatsApp (Why It Grows So Fast?). The Shameful (and Real) Reason Why S’poreans Don’t Use Chinese. Can like this one meh?

If you think Dee Kosh’s opinions are way too honest without any filter, wait till you read this: the man claimed that he used to be “more brash and abrasive and outspoken.”. According to an interview (video at the later part of this article), he’s often loved radio and therefore became a radio deejay. Those are minors between the age of 15 to 17 then. Because of his popularity back then (remember, the YouTube scene was still new in Singapore), he got to join 987FM as a radio deejay in 2011, and joined Power 98 in 2014 since then, having a weekday night show from 9pm to 12am.

His latest video is him reacting to cringy TikTok videos. He wanted to show his viewers the effects of “mob mentality”.

So yes, unlike other Singapore YouTubers who did high-quality skits or documentaries, he’s much like YouTubers in other countries whereby all he did is to…talk. Dee Kosh’s YouTube channel was officially created in 2006, but he only started to upload his first video 2011. This was completely unexpected coming from someone who has a huge platform such as Dee kosh considering his time in the industry tbh.In my video - There's VIDEO footage, IG DM's \u0026 other forms of *proof* which helps you understand what exactly is going on.As of now this moment - All of which are allegations against Dee kosh but I'm DEFINITELY gonna keep an eye on this case. The man appears to have 48 hours a day because…. Details of his talent management business aren’t exactly Google-able, but if you watch his YouTube channels, you’d know about this side business. But that’s not all. Dee Kosh Sexual Allegations | VIDEOS \u0026 IG DM PROOF.--Follow me on social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RishiKrzTwitter: https://twitter.com/RishiKrz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RishiKrz--Dee kosh was accused of sexual allegations by not 1, not 2, but MORE than 10 minor boys who so daringly came forward to share their experience. 221.9k Followers, 128 Following, 2,219 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Dee Kosh (@deekosh) In October 2018, he tweeted that all BTS’s songs sound the same, and soon after, BTS fans, known as the Army, came to BTS’s defence. In 2010, he went back to Singapore to serve his NS, and that was when he learned the local culture and picked up the local accent we’re used to hearing from him, although he can still code-switch to his Philippines English accent (and other accents) easily. In that incident, he, together with Munah Hirzi, made a video about Nicole Choo’s book.

Reader Bao: Ah, so this latest incident is yet another experiment? His parents are an Indian and Chinese, and so he’s often called himself a Chindian, though he can speak Malay. For example, he called out the infamous Eden Ang, providing evidences of screenshots and asking him to reply to his allegations. Calling them “boys”, he manages a few personalities, all young men who look like Korean oppas. The 31-year-old was born in the Philippines, but he has a Singapore citizenship. And like many influencers, he does have a Facebook Page with 140k followers but isn’t exactly active there.