Budda launched his own streaming platform called CSI TV (Czysta Strona Internetu, or „Clean Internet Site”). The premiere took place on 20 December 2025, and the first material appeared at 2:00 p.m. The launch did not go smoothly. The platform promises exclusive ad-free films, with a focus on automotive and lifestyle content. The monthly subscription costs PLN 37.77, while half-year and annual plans offer free months (the price drops to as low as PLN 27.77 per month). Budda turned down offers from major streaming platforms, choosing independence so as „not to build someone else’s capital.” The whole project cost PLN 9 million: PLN 6 million for content and PLN 3 million for infrastructure.
Launch problems: No sound and payment controversies
Unfortunately, the debut did not go off without hitches. Users reported numerous technical problems, including a complete lack of sound in video material. „There’s no sound” was one of the first complaints to appear on social media. Szalony Reporter on X (formerly Twitter) summed up the situation: „Budda’s platform launched today at 2pm: – no sound – even if you buy a 1-month plan you have to attach a payment card and the fee will be charged until you manually unlink it. You can’t pay with BLIK or any other way without attaching a card.”
The payment issue sparked particular controversy. The platform, registered in the USA under the company name JFF PLATFORM LLC, does not offer BLIK or other quick payment methods without attaching a card. Users complain that after purchasing access the card stays attached, and fees may be charged automatically until it is manually removed. „Have you ever paid for Netflix with BLIK?? Try it. I’m not buying his service, but that’s how all streaming platforms work…” commented one user. Many see this as an inconvenience, especially for younger audiences who don’t always have their own card. Budda and his team said the sound problems are temporary and will be fixed quickly, but the lack of flexible payment options remains a topic of debate.
Fan reactions: Calls to return to YouTube and hunt for leaks
Under a short promotional clip posted on YouTube, the comments poured in. The most-liked posts were requests for Budda to return to Google’s platform: „The most liked comments under the launch material are asking Budda to come back to YouTube xd. The second most common are problems with the site” wrote deZeZed on X, attaching screenshots. Fans write: „Budda, come back to YT!” and „Why not YouTube? It was free there!” Many express frustration over payments: „I’m trying to buy access and it doesn’t work xddd.”
The most intriguing comments, however, concern leaks. Users share rumours that CSI TV material is already „flying around the net” in the form of mirrors and unauthorised copies. „Mirrors are already floating around the net. Cheers XD” wrote Sknerus, and under his post discussions arose about potential consequences, including the joking question „Will they take the wall units away?” Budda TV himself replied to one YouTube comment: „I think you may have to wait, but let’s wait 🔥🤫”, suggesting the team is monitoring the situation and may take action against piracy. Others write: „A link has been floating around the net since 22:00 xD.” Fans are searching for leak links, but will they find them before Budda’s team does?
Budda’s CSI TV leaks: Is it worth searching for illegal material?
Rumours of leaks from the new Budda TV platform, also known as CSI TV, are buzzing online. Phrases such as „Budda TV leaks” and „CSI TV mirrors” appear in search engines, and users share stories about alleged links circulating on forums and in groups. If you’re searching for CSI TV Budda leaks, you’ve probably come across promises of quick access without paying. But beware: piracy carries not only the risk of viruses and poor quality, but is also a violation of the law. Instead of taking that risk, it’s better to support the creator officially by subscribing to the platform. Who knows, promotions or free samples may appear soon? Remember that the real value lies in legal access, without worrying about wall units being taken or other consequences. The platform is available at https://csitv.net/.
The platform’s future: Daily premieres and hopes for fixes
Budda has announced a busy schedule: from Christmas Eve to New Year’s, new material every day at 2:00 p.m. Fans hope the technical problems will be resolved quickly and payment options expanded. Will CSI TV become a hit or remain a niche initiative? Time will tell, but the debut has certainly stirred emotions. If you’re a motoring fan, it’s worth checking out what it offers, but be patient in the face of initial glitches. A teaser for the material is available today, free on YouTube.
Update
Reports have emerged online that the first users sharing content from the CSI TV platform received email demands to remove it. The videos reportedly also appeared on the Wykop platform.
