Kiriboy, Big Naughty, and Swingz appeared in the diss battle, stating, "I had to agree to the sale of the adjacent rights." [Star News]

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Rapper Big Naughty released a diss track aimed at Swing. Amid escalating tensions between the two, rapper and actor Giriboy appeared to share his thoughts.

On the 17th, Kiriboe revealed via personal SNS, "I have been with Just Music, led by Swing, for over 10 years, doing fun things and enduring things I didn't want to do, and I accumulated a career along the way. The songs listed on the settlement statement were the result of that accumulated career. I lived with a sense of personal satisfaction while looking at the accumulated songs and settlement payments."

Recalling the time when her past adjacent rights were sold, she said, "It left me stunned when I was told that everything would be sold suddenly in a single day." She added, "I remember there were two discussions about 'selling' the adjacent rights. In both instances, I had no intention of selling what I had accumulated, so I sought legal advice and made efforts. However, I eventually understood that it was an unavoidable situation and agreed to the sale. At that time, I hated my older brother (Swings)."

He emphasized, "People say they are satisfied because they were paid to sell, but that is not how I feel. However, if there were a way to not sell them if I could go back to that time, I would not sell them. The songs I have accumulated to that extent are important to me."

He added, "After working myself, I came to understand my brother's life to some extent. I thought, 'He must have been struggling like this at times, so he had no choice but to make that decision.' As a result, I have no strong feelings now, and I hope my brother is doing well," while cheering for Swing.

At the same time, he expressed disappointment, saying, "I thought my brother was actually sorry for me, but I was surprised to find out he might be thinking, 'You got money, didn't you? Why?' I hope that someday he will understand me."

Earlier, Big Naughty released a track and lyrics titled "INDUSTRY KNOWS" on his YouTube channel on the 16th. Through this, Big Naughty claimed that Swing attempted to recruit him but failed, and therefore defamed him.

It also alleges that Swing sold the neighboring rights of the artists under his label without consent to repay debts and made sexually harassing remarks toward a certain singer. Additionally, it claims that Swing inflicted physical assault, citing lyrics such as "After pushing my younger sister who is 20 years younger, he immediately said, 'You deserve to be hit.'"

However, Swing clarified the sale of neighboring rights by stating, "The structure is that when a song is released, the company retains the neighboring rights and shares the revenue generated with the artist," adding, "It is common practice for the company to retain revenue even after the contract ends. It makes no sense to say I stole money." The rights were sold for 14 billion won to repay the advance payment received from the distributor, with 9 billion to 10 billion won fairly distributed to the singers.

Regarding the claim of assault, he refuted it by stating, "This happened during Kiriboy's birthday party. Big Naughty pushed me first, and I grabbed his shoulder and pushed him against the wall. It is all captured on CCTV. Afterward, we exchanged messages and reconciled."

As the conflict intensifies, artists such as Giriboy and Noel, who were formerly with Just Music led by Swing, are also expressing their views.

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