Saedeokhu was being way too clickbaity.

Regarding the controversial video, just looking at the thumbnail is enough to cause a stir.
"Now, there is no choice but to kill them all"
This is essentially a declaration of war against 'cat moms.' lol
When you actually watch the video, the content isn't that sensational,
and the petition content is much more refined compared to the title,
but does anyone react based on the content alone these days?
In this day and age, people react after seeing a single thumbnail or a provocative headline.
He might claim that wasn't his intention,
but choosing to upload such a title and such a photo was his own choice, wasn't it?
Then what was his true intention?
Because he took that approach, there is an aspect where criticisms of 'cat mom' behavior or opinions calling for measures regarding stray cats
are being treated like the rampages of hate speech proponents.
Calm discussion is pushed aside, and only provocative wording like 'culling' floats around.
To be honest, you can't say Saedeokhu didn't intend to grow his influence using this controversy.
That's why he was being so clickbaity.
The problem is that while he succeeded in rallying supporters and gaining attention,
he also created even more haters in the process.
These days, among women, the name Saedeokhu is treated like 'Birds Ilbe.'
People who make a living from views shouldn't stir up controversy by using such polarizing issues.
Channel reports, dislike bombs, and coordinated boycotts of various external events...
No matter how many fans you have, you can't stop this.
Growing your influence this way won't actually help you.
He essentially buttoned his shirt wrong from the very start.