‘Running Man’ Kim Jong-kook gains 250K subscribers in less than 24 hours after launching YouTube channel

Kim Jong-kook is a regular on the variety programme 'Running Man'. Photo: Running Man/Instagram

Even before Korean singer Kim Jong-kook posted any video to his newly-launched YouTube channel, he reportedly gained 54,000 subscribers.

On June 16, the Running Man star announced on his Instagram account that he would be launching his own YouTube channel, which he’s calling Gym Jong Kook.

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