From Niceguy to Controversy: Who Is YouTuber Bigmo?

Muhammad Jannah, better known by his stage name Bigmo, has become a phenomenon in Indonesia’s live streaming world through his YouTube channel, Niceguymo. As of 5 August 2026, the channel had amassed approximately 597,000 subscribers with 67.7 million total views, a significant surge from 138,000 subscribers in August 2025.

Bigmo’s main strength lies in his format of long-duration, spontaneous, and sarcastic live streams. His content ranges from late-night chats and guest interactions to In Real Life (IRL) activities and discussions on viral issues. This reactive communication style acts as a ‘content factory’, as clips from his streams are easily shared and go viral on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

His popularity is also driven by a wide collaborative network with well-known public figures, including Pandji Pragiwaksono, Ferry Irwandi, and Denny Sumargo. He also reached a career milestone when he was introduced as a Brand Ambassador for the e-sports team RRQ in April 2026, although the partnership was reportedly terminated by the end of May 2026.

However, his career journey has not been without legal issues and public reprimands. In April 2026, Bigmo resolved an alleged defamation case involving Azizah Salsha through mediation and a peace agreement. More recently, in early August 2026, he faced new challenges over the alleged involvement of minors in the promotion of vape products during a live stream. This incident prompted the first warning letter from the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs to YouTube. Although Bigmo has reportedly apologised, the matter remains under report and investigation by the relevant authorities.

Overall, Bigmo positions himself as a personality-driven streamer. His success in building an audience of late teens and young adults proves the effectiveness of personality-based content, yet this same spontaneity also poses the greatest risk to his reputation and the sustainability of future commercial partnerships.