Goodnight Chicken
Taiwanese YouTuber
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Goodnight Chicken
Taiwanese YouTuber
Chen Neng-chuan (Chinese: 陳能釧; born 30 April 1992), better known by his online alias Goodnight Chicken (Chinese: 晚安小雞), is a Taiwanese YouTuber and live streamer who was criminally convicted in the country of Cambodia. He is known for his livestreams exploring abandoned areas and buildings and for investigating paranormal activities.
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Chen Neng-chuan (Chinese: 陳能釧; born 30 April 1992), better known by his online alias Goodnight Chicken (Chinese: 晚安小雞), is a Taiwanese YouTuber and live streamer who was criminally convicted in the country of Cambodia. He is known for his livestreams exploring abandoned areas and buildings and for investigating paranormal activities. Chen became a prominent content creator in 2020 after discovering a mummified body in a hospital that he was exploring, which helped solve a missing persons case. Chen continued to create content revolving around paranormal themes, garnering controversy for allegedly trespassing private properties multiple times. In February 2024, he was arrested after staging his own kidnapping on a livestream with another Taiwanese live-streamer in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, and both were sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay a fine. The general public, including prominent Cambodian politicians, were unsympathetic towards him and supported the conviction. Following their release in March 2026, both were banned from the country and deported to Taiwan, where they face further criminal charges.
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