Peter Park's YouTube channel hacked on day he joined 100 Thieves and has since been suspended

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Peter Park, who joined the esporting organization 100 Thieves yesterday, had his official YouTube account hacked on the same day. Reports of numerous YouTube channels being hacked and then suspended for fraudulent activities have been steadily rising, with TSM also falling victim.

As of the time of writing, Park's account is unavailable on YouTube and has likely been suspended; the platform is yet to bring it back.

News of hacked YouTube channels is aplenty on the internet. Many have taken to social media to criticize YouTube's lukewarm response to the problem. peterparkTV, Park's official channel, had around 150K subscribers at the time of the ban.

On August 4, he joined the esporting organization 100 Thieves, but it was not all rainbows and sunshine. On the same day, his YouTube account got hacked, and he even addressed it on his maiden 100 Thieves stream. While playing Valorant with fellow organization members Valkyrae and Fuslie, the latter joked about how she had hacked the account.

Fuslie was a tiny bit late in joining the stream, and when she was reminded of her tardiness by Peter Park, she replied that she knew the stream would start late because Peter's account had been hacked. She also added that she was the one who hacked the account, saying:

Peter played along and threatened to turn her over to Google for illegal activity and responded by saying:

The friendly banter ended with Leslie telling her chat that she had blown her cover:

Peter Park and Leslie have been long-time friends and share quite a tight bond. After the announcement of Park joining the 100 Thieves went live, she even posted a sweet picture of the two and congratulated him:

Park started his streaming career on Twitch back in 2017. The variety streamer