Director Pyo Chang-won, "Human nature is defined by the choices made at every moment"... Surpasses 1 million views

The story shared by profiler Pyo Chang-won regarding human nature and the boundaries of crime is spreading rapidly. The video 'Jisik Inside Invitation EP.175 (Director Pyo Chang-won Part 2)', released on the YouTube channel 'Jisik Inside', has surpassed 1 million views in just 3.4 days since its release.

Released on September 20, 2026, this video showed a steep upward trend immediately after its release. The view count, which was 249,628 three days ago, currently records 1,027,913, setting an average daily viewing record of more than approximately 300,000.

"My friend was a death row inmate"... The fateful reason he became a profiler

In the video, Director Pyo Chang-won revealed the personal and heavy background of why he walked the path of a profiler. He mentioned the experience of a close friend during middle school receiving a death sentence and appearing in the social news section, and a friend he was close with during high school becoming a kidnapper and murderer who eventually faced execution.

Director Pyo Chang-won said, "I never thought they were a child who would harm others, so I was shocked, wondering what on earth happened," and added, "The thought that I bear responsibility for the victims who lost their lives because of my friend, and the thought that I must research and analyze so that such things never happen again, became the reason I became a profiler."

"A criminal look starting from the eyes?"... The criteria for judging nature

He also expressed his views on the public perception of judging evil people by a criminal's appearance or eyes. In response to a question in the video, he raised doubts about judging criminals solely by their appearance, stating, "If something like a criminal's gaze truly existed, why would crimes occur? We would have known in advance and stopped or prevented them."

Instead, he explained the criteria for grasping human nature: "What is most important is what kind of choices a person makes at every moment, and whether that person is someone who chooses profit or whether they can be objectified." He emphasized that one should not be mistaken into thinking someone is a good person simply because they act well toward them.

From school violence to dating violence, advice for crime prevention

In the following part of the video, social issues such as the reality of school violence scenes, the psychology of dating violence perpetrators, and the dangerous processes victims face after reporting are covered. In particular, it drew viewers' attention as it included content regarding crime prevention methods that a profiler teaches their children.

The video was filmed on September 7, and contains insights into human nature and messages for crime prevention delivered by Director Pyo Chang-won.