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In 2013, a scandal rocked the YouTube community when one member of the popular comedy group RHPC (Ryan Higa Production Company) was accused of sexual misconduct, leading to the group’s dramatic downfall.

What Happened to RHPC?

RHPC was founded by Ryan Higa and featured a group of friends who created hilarious skits and vlogs that amassed millions of devoted fans. But in 2013, one member named Paco was accused of sexually assaulting a woman. Despite his denial, Paco was promptly fired from the group.

The scandal proved too much for RHPC to recover from. The group disbanded shortly after, with the members – Ryan Higa, Sean Fujiyoshi, Derrick Watters, and Will Han – going their separate ways to pursue solo careers.

Where Are They Now?

Years later, the former RHPC members have all found great success:

– Ryan Higa is a comedy juggernaut with over 20 million YouTube subscribers
– Sean Fujiyoshi hosts a popular podcast in addition to his 1M+ YouTube channel
– Derrick Watters is a top gaming streamer and YouTuber
– Will Han has built a massive following of over 1 million Twitch fans
– Paco now performs stand-up comedy across the U.S.

The RHPC scandal had a profound impact on the YouTube community, shaking fans’ trust in online stars. It also led YouTube to implement stricter policies to prevent misconduct.

For the group members, the fallout was personally and professionally devastating. Ryan Higa’s channel lost subscribers and he had to cancel live shows. The others also saw their careers temporarily derailed.

A Reunion in the Cards?

With the members now thriving independently, a full RHPC reunion seems unlikely. But fans still hold out hope that the group will put aside their differences for a special one-time event, whether a live show, video, or podcast.

The decision ultimately lies with the former members. But if they did reunite, it would be a triumphant moment for the group and a nostalgic celebration for the millions who loved RHPC at the height of their success. The scandal may have ended their run, but their legacy lives on.