MC Mong, threatens 100 billion won lawsuit over 'PD Notebook' claim of overseas gambling: "They stole 18 years of my life" [Star Issue]

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As MBC's 'PD Notebook' raised allegations of misappropriation of company funds and gambling involving singer MC Mong and Cha Ga-won, chairman of Piak Group, who co-founded the entertainment agency One Hundred Label, MC Mong has announced a 100 billion won lawsuit against MBC, taking a hardline stance.

On the 2nd, MC Mong stated via his Instagram, "MBC PDs, listen well. I am now fighting for my reputation." He added, "MBC, which reported as fact that I repaid the investment money for a friend's shopping mall 18 years ago in exchange for having my teeth pulled, will be held accountable. I will sue for 100 billion won to hold them responsible for stealing 18 years of my life."

'PD Notebook' is scheduled to air an episode titled 'MC Mong and the Chairman's K-Pop Trade Secrets' this afternoon, addressing the related allegations. Previously, 'PD Notebook' received reports that some company funds transferred to Cha Ga-won's personal account were passed on to MC Mong, his business partner, and claimed that "the funds were used for MC Mong's overseas gambling."

In response, MC Mong argued that MBC's reporting was biased. He stated, "I sent a text message a few days ago. 'Cha OO asked me to convert it to cash. There are 10 checks worth 100 million won each, and all of this is documented in my Woori Bank account.'" He further pointed out, "MBC ignores the truth about the interview with a certain celebrity conducted by Kim, who defended Cha OO and denied allegations with a certain media outlet, while failing to even mention the top-tier figure who has been gambling hundreds of billions of won in Korea and thousands of billions of won abroad to this day."

Additionally, regarding 'PD Notebook's' allegations that he used company funds for overseas gambling, MC Mong said, "My decisive circumstantial evidence? If it's a handwritten letter not in my handwriting or speculation that 'I used 1.9 billion won in advance payments from Iws Company's Music Cow to repay BPM,' then I would have to bear it." He clarified, "That money was actually transferred from BPM and repaid to Music Cow."

MC Mong warned, "I will do whatever it takes, even if it means holding a one-person protest, to do the same to you." He added, "I will uncover all your personal corruption, including the private lives of all PDs, from the 'PD Notebook' host to every PD, using all my assets."

Finally, he refuted the broadcast title 'MC Mong and the Chairman's K-Pop Trade Secrets' set by 'PD Notebook.' MC Mong claimed, "The company never had any settlement issues until I was forced out. Settlement issues with artists arose only six months after I left the company and stopped doing anything. Get it straight."

Meanwhile, One Hundred Label is currently in conflict with some artists under its label over settlement issues. MC Mong left the company in June last year after being excluded from all business operations.

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