A South Korean court has rejected the appeal of controversial streamer Johnny Somali, upholding his original six-month prison sentence with labor. Prosecutors had sought a more severe three-year term but were unsuccessful. Somali was convicted on charges including business obstruction, public disturbance, and offenses related to deepfake content. He retains the option to appeal the decision further, potentially taking the case to the Supreme Court. The case has drawn attention due to Somali’s online presence and the nature of the charges against him. Legal sources indicate the streamer remains in custody following the court’s ruling. The outcome signifies the continuation of legal proceedings against Somali in South Korea.