'Roh Moo-hyun Insult Controversy' Rich Lee Faces Stop-Loss Selling in Hip-Hop Scene; Rapbit Appearance Cancelled [Star Issue]

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Rapper Rich Lee (real name Lee Min-seo) is facing a wave of stop-loss selling following controversies over his insults toward the late Roh Moo-hyun Jeon (President), misogyny, sexual objectification, and depictions of child sexual crimes.

Organizers of the domestic hip-hop festival 'Rapbit 2026' (RAPBEAT 2026) announced on the 20th, "We are informing you of changes to the artist lineup for 'Rapbit 2026,' scheduled to be held on June 20 and 21. Rich Lee and GGM Kimbo, who were originally included in the lineup for the 21st, have been officially cancelled from the festival."

According to the organizers, rapper Trade L (TRADE L) will fill the spot left by Rich Lee.

Rich Lee is currently embroiled in various controversies, including mocking the late Roh Moo-hyun Jeon (President)'s passing, misogyny, sexual objectification, and depictions of child sexual crimes. In particular, he faced intense criticism after it was revealed that he had attempted to hold a performance on the anniversary of Roh Moo-hyun Jeon (President)'s death.

As the controversy spread, the venue notified Rich Lee that his performance was prohibited. Although Rich Lee released a lengthy apology statement, the voices of criticism continue to grow louder.

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