MC Mong claims "I did not have my wisdom teeth extracted"; Kim Min-jong, Baekhyun, and The Boyz expose "absurdities" [Star Issue] [Comprehensive]

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Singer MC Mong continued his series of exposés.

On the 18th, MC Mong conducted a live broadcast via TikTok.

On that day, regarding past controversies over draft evasion, MC Mong claimed, "I did not have my wisdom teeth extracted," and asserted, "Even though I was acquitted in the first trial, second trial, and Supreme Court, MBC imposed the image of 'Toothless Mong' on me." He further emphasized that he was already eligible for exemption from military service due to conditions such as lumbar disc herniation and anterior cruciate ligament rupture.

Additionally, MC Mong revealed that the MBC current affairs program "PD Notebook" is re-investigating matters related to him, and clarified, "Although I was asked for my position regarding gambling with company funds and advances, I was never involved in accounting at all."

MC Mong also mentioned conflicts related to One Hundred Label and BPM Entertainment, which he co-founded. He claimed he clashed with Chairman Cha Ga-won over differences in management style and was subsequently excluded from company affairs. In particular, he exposed that A, the chairman's uncle, distorted an elevator photo involving him into allegations of prostitution.

Regarding A, MC Mong claimed he is "a person obsessed with gambling" and stated that a so-called "Baduk" gambling circle involving tens of billions of won in stakes exists. MC Mong named specific individuals, including actor Kim Min-jong, singer Kim Ho-joong, and former So Sok-sa (CEO), who were reportedly part of that circle along with Cha Jun-young's associates.

Regarding Kim Min-jong in particular, MC Mong said, "Although he was a senior I admired," he also claimed, "He rides around in a Rolls-Royce supercar after receiving money given by Cha Jun-young." He further stated, "When gambling circle members won money, they gave Kim Min-jong tips in the tens of millions of won."

MC Mong escalated the intensity of his exposé, stating that Kim Min-jong enjoyed nightlife with the financial benefits from the gambling circle. He said, "I have all the recordings and text messages regarding the claim that Kim Min-jong received tips at a room salon and gave 10 million won to a woman he took to Japan," and added, "Kim Min-jong drives the Rolls-Royce that Cha Jun-young provided."

Additionally, MC Mong claimed that A frequently said to Baekhyun, "Baekhyun, a man must know how to gamble." This was a remark implying an attempt to draw Baekhyun into the world of gambling.

Regarding the process of recruiting The Boyz, MC Mong claimed, "We paid a signing bonus of 1.5 billion won per member, totaling 16.5 billion won. This was three times more than what their previous agency offered," and asserted, "The production cost for the first album alone was 7 billion won." He further added, "If The Boyz received 1.5 billion won per person, they should have returned 8 billion won. But isn't this also a refusal to return it? What kind of absurdity is this?"

Regarding the costs for Baekhyun's solo activities, MC Mong claimed, "The first album cost 10 billion won, and the second album cost around 5 billion won," emphasizing the company's large-scale investment. He also criticized, saying, "They do not remember the money they received or the investment costs; they only remember what they earned themselves."

These claims by MC Mong remain unverified as to their truthfulness.

Meanwhile, MC Mong co-founded One Hundred Label with Chairman Cha Ga-won in 2023. However, he left the company last July.

Excluding New, the nine other members of The Boyz recently notified of termination of their exclusive contract and filed a criminal complaint against So Sok-sa (Chairman) Cha Ga-won for embezzlement, claiming unpaid settlement funds.

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