'Private life controversy' D-ARK 'locking up the studio and verbally abusing it' revealed the agency 'shock' [Star Issue]

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Rapper D-Ark (real name Kim Woo-rim) directly conveyed his revealing feelings toward his agency.

On the 3rd, D-Ark posted a mirror selfie of himself, saying, "Please release an album I'm at work," he said. "Why are you cursing me when you're only doing your home art work except for ReNew's album. He appeared to claim, "If you're going to lock yourself in the studio and just use abusive language, I won't do it."

Diack is a native of Yanji, China's Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, and appeared on Mnet's "Show Me the Money 777" and "Show Me the Money 9," which aired in 2018. Later in 2021, he appeared in "High School Rapper 4" and ranked third, drawing attention.

However, as a minor, he was rumored to be involved in various controversies over his personal life. There have been various controversies, such as revealing that her ex-girlfriend forcibly had sex, posting drunk photos as a minor, and celebrating China's National Day.

Later, D-Arc ended its exclusive contract with the agency P Nation, where Psy was the head, in a year.

Diackne also made headlines when she revealed that singer Seol-woon was also dating her daughter Lee Seung-ah. While the two revealed their romantic relationship in 2022, Diack was 18 years old and a minor at the time. Seol Un was also eight years older than her daughter.

Diack later signed an exclusive contract with new management company GOD'S PLAN (Gazplan).

Later, Diack addressed his drug-related issues in a handwritten letter he wrote himself in January. "We have completed the investigation with pride as we are suffering from false information, and we are working hard on music because all of the detailed examinations have come out negative," Diack said. "We were investigated unfairly due to simple inhalation allegations, raided and conducted phone forensics, but as a result, we proved our innocence," he said. "From the beginning, the distribution was exaggerated misinformation that was not in the investigation, but we waited for the truth to be revealed rather than making excuses right away."

"I am very familiar with the misinformation that has occurred one after another because there have been many malicious reports I have experienced since I was 15 years old," he said. "I think it is my fault to be investigated like this, to be misinformation and to be criticized." Now, I'm trying to live properly and communicate with the world so that there are no doubts like this," he said.

Earlier, the Mokpo Police Station executed an arrest warrant for Diack, who denied the charges at the time. Police have launched an investigation into Diack by applying charges of distributing and inhaling cannabis (violation of the Narcotics Control Act).

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