MC Mong, exposes list of 'Baduk-i' celebrity gambling ring... mudslinging battle anticipated [Comprehensive]

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Singer MC Mong (real name Shin Dong-hyun) has prepared to speak out regarding illegal gambling involving celebrities.

On the 18th, MC Mong unexpectedly uploaded a post teasing an exposé on his personal SNS, causing a stir.

In fact, MC Mong seemed so eager that he added hashtags to a typo in his initial post and edited the similar content three times, finally mentioning real names.

According to MC Mong, a live broadcast will be held on his TikTok account at 8 p.m. on the 18th. He stated, "I will invite reporters and discuss all past events and everything related to me. I will also reveal who MBC's 'PD Notebook' is colluding with and investigating."

MC Mong further added, "I intend to expose construction businessman (Aeterno) Cha Jun-yeong (Chairman), Park (Chairman), Lee (Chairman), Choi (CEO), An (CEO), along with dozens of illegal gambling Baduk-i members and their group, as well as celebrities related to them."

Most netizens are expressing confusion over why he announced the time in advance. While he could have held the live broadcast immediately, his tone seems to be testing the waters, prompting reactions such as "Just announce it now," "Are you threatening to blow the whistle immediately if you don't get paid?", "He's saying he'll give us time until 8 p.m. to shut him up," and "Arrest them all."

MC Mong co-founded the PIA Group chairperson Cha Ga-won and the agency One Hundred Label in 2023. However, he suddenly left the company last July, and Cha Ga-won is currently operating it alone.

During this process, MC Mong was engulfed in allegations of prostitution, proxy prescription of zolpidem, and an affair with chairperson Cha Ga-won. Last year, following a suicide attempt, he once again mentioned the military service scandal, expressing his anger and stating his desire to focus only on music.

Additionally, One Hundred Label is currently in conflict with its signed artists over unpaid settlement payments. Some artists have notified One Hundred Label of terminating their exclusive contracts, and the boy group The Boyz has filed a lawsuit against chairperson Cha Ga-won.

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