The Cheese Fountain Returns: Why Tasty Hoon’s 2020 Mishap Still Gets Shared

The plan was a smooth cascade of cheese over fried chicken. Instead, the fountain became famous for a far less cooperative display. On the morning of November 10, 2026, Korean viewers rediscovered the 2020 clip; this was not a newly filmed mishap.

A Theqoo post at 8:12 a.m. KST on November 10 links a Short about revenue and the original Tasty Hoon video. At the observed snapshot it displayed 5,111 views and 22 comments. We could not directly verify the Short’s earnings screenshot, figures or accounting period.

The accidental spectacle drew coverage in Japan in 2020. A kitchen plan going sideways can stay memorable longer than a flawless recipe. The new post adds an earnings angle, but no unverified number should be presented as fact.

Three historical reactions are documented in a 2020 Japanese report: viewers jokingly personified the cheese as an attacker, noticed the creator apparently trying not to laugh, and remarked on his continuing to eat. Those are reactions cited by a 2020 article, not comments independently read from the November 10 repost; the latter displayed 22 comments, whose text was not accessible.

Reposting is not a new incident. The clip appeared in Japanese coverage and Korean discussions in 2020 and circulated again in April 2026. Calling it a fresh accident in November would erase that history.

Verified links: a November 2020 GetNews report names Tasty Hoon and video eQ_FJ-LqEHg; a 2020 Quasarzone post also shared it. The November 10, 2026 Theqoo post linked that video and a revenue-related Short. Not independently verified: full playback, the new Short’s author and earnings numbers, 2026 comment text, or the current original-video view count.

If the new Short’s creator, platform and accounting window can be verified, the revenue claim can be investigated separately. Until then, no earnings figure or fresh viewer opinion is asserted.