Johnny Somali is confident he will avoid jail in South Korea and stream in the US

Controversial streamer Johnny Somali is confident he will win his upcoming trial in South Korea, avoid prison time and return to the United States.

Johnny Somali, real name Ramsey Khalid Ismael, has become one of the internet’s most infamous streamers after causing major trouble in Japan, Israel and now South Korea.

The streamer’s controversy in South Korea started before he even arrived in the country, as he promised save a member of the K-pop group BTS.

Johnny Somali has caused controversy around the world.

Since setting foot in South Korea, Somali has faced a plethora of legal challenges to his broadcasts and has even attracted the attention of the Korean parliament for kissing the Statue of Peace – a monument to victims of sexual slavery.

Somalia was eventually charged with obstructing one’s business incident at a 7-Eleven and so are the authorities also investigates alleged drug usea crime that carries a maximum sentence of ten years in Korea.

While the streamer is being tried for his actions, he has spoken out about the upcoming legal battle during a conversation with a fellow creator Carldo.

After claiming he’s doing well financially and that streaming on Rumble is his best course of action now that he’s been banned from YouTube and StairsSomalia explained that he believes he will be able to leave Korea without major consequences.

‘I have to get out of this legal situation and go to America. Let’s see how this plays out. I don’t think I’m going to jail. I think if I don’t go to jail that will be a big win and I can laugh at all these creators ClutterIshmael said.

“I think my next destination is America, buddy. I’m tired of dealing with these foreign governments and these foreign laws. When I stream in America, I don’t have to deal with this. I’m not going to give up. I’m not going to stop.”

It’s not yet known when the Somali trial will take place – and while he’s confident he won’t serve a prison sentence, not every creator feels the same way.

Kick and Twitch star Felix “xQc” Lengyel was completely on the opposite end of the spectrum, predicting that Somali gets ‘lifelong’ for his antics.