YouTube channel ”Psick Univ,” which sparks controversy over ”regional denigration,” donates 50 million won worth of goods to flood victims in Yeongyang County

The YouTube channel "Psick Univ," which caused controversy with its "regional belittling" remarks, has been flooded in Yeongyang, North Gyeongsang Province.
The county made a donation to support the project. Comedians Jung Jaehyun, Kim Min-soo, and Lee Yong-ju's channel "Psick
In response to the recent torrential rains in Yeongyang County, Gyeongsangbuk Province, the Yeongyang County Office
The Psick Univ side said, "We received detailed information about the damage from the Yeongyang County Office and are grateful to the people who have suffered from the flood damage.
"We have decided to donate refrigerators, washing machines, electric fans, rice cookers, televisions and other daily necessities that are urgently needed by families in need."
He also said, "I wanted to help the people of Yeongyang County who were disappointed by the sudden heavy rains.
In response, the Yeongyang County Office told Meta Comedy, "Since cash deposits are currently not possible, we would like to ask for your kind support through the donation of goods.
Once again, I would like to express my deep gratitude for the interest and encouragement shown in this matter."
On May 11, the company "Univ" was criticized for its derogatory remarks about the region in the "Made in Gyeongsan Province" video uploaded to its YouTube channel.
As the controversy grew, Psick Univ posted an apology within a week of the incident.
"University" said it had "deeply considered the negative impact it has on the region."
"It was conveyed to viewers in a way that was difficult to accept as a comedy, and we have no room for excuses for this. We feel a deep sense of responsibility in every aspect and offer our apologies."
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