"You've been acting more, let's check the CCTV"... Big Naughty releases 2nd diss track against Swings [Star Issue]

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Rapper Big Naughty released a second diss track targeting Swings, reigniting the conflict between the two.

On the 23rd, Big Naughty uploaded a track titled "On the Toilet" to his YouTube channel. This serves as the second diss track following his previously released first diss track, "INDUSTRY KNOWS."

Through the track released that day, Big Naughty targeted Swings, who had conducted a live broadcast, saying, "I watched your live stream well, hyung (Swings). You don't look very good. That shameless expression, you've been acting more. I almost got fooled." Swings had previously clarified controversies surrounding an assault allegation and the sale of neighboring rights via an SNS live broadcast.

Big Naughty also revealed past messages exchanged with Swings. This is interpreted as an attempt to clarify that he did not break his promise with Swings to sign with Higher Music.

He also mentioned the assault allegation. Big Naughty claimed that the day he was allegedly assaulted by Swings was not rapper Giriboy's birthday, but the day of a concert. He added, "I fired the first shot? Your memory is distorted. You say there's CCTV, so if it exists, show it without editing. Please."

He further stated, "Why cut out everything before and after? You made it. It's a really difficult situation. The one who should apologize is me, yet you called all over the place. Tell people to apologize from behind the scenes."

In contrast, regarding the assault allegation, Swings refuted, "It happened during Giriboy's birthday party. Big Naughty pushed me first, so I grabbed his shoulder and pushed him against the wall. It's all on CCTV. Afterward, we exchanged messages and reconciled."

Previously, Big Naughty claimed that Swings defamed him after failing to sign him.

Additionally, it was alleged that Swings sold the neighboring rights of affiliated artists without consent to settle debts and made sexually harassing remarks toward a certain artist. Furthermore, through lyrics such as "After pushing my younger brother who is 20 years younger, he immediately said I deserved to be hit," he also claimed to have suffered assault at Swings' hands.

However, regarding the sale of neighboring rights, Swings explained, "When a song is released, the company holds the neighboring rights and shares the revenue generated from it with the artist. It is a common practice for the company to retain revenue even after the contract ends. It makes no sense to say I stole money." He clarified that the rights were sold for 140 billion won to repay advances received from the distributor, and 90 to 100 billion won was fairly distributed to the artists.

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