Cha Ga-won, who failed to pay employee salaries, allegedly gifted MC Mong 10.3 billion won?.. List of high-value items revealed [Star Issue]

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One Hundred Label, which has faced a wage arrears crisis for its employees due to management difficulties, is accused of providing Cha Ga-won with high-value gifts worth 10.3 billion won to singer MC Mong.

YouTuber Lee Jin-ho, a former reporter, revealed on the 15th via his YouTube channel the list of gifts that Cha (Chairman) gave to MC Mong.

According to the video, the gifts included vehicles, luxury watches, home appliances, furniture, and jewelry. The list reportedly includes a Rolls-Royce Cullinan (approximately 700 million won), a Ferrari Roma (approximately 300 million won), a Rolls-Royce Spectre (approximately 5 billion won), and a Mercedes-Benz G-Class Classic (approximately 5 billion won), along with Richard Mille watches (approximately 5 billion won), Patek Philippe Tiffany (approximately 300 million won), Audemars Piguet Gold (approximately 300 million won), a bed (approximately 1 billion won), TVs, furniture, jewelry, and security deposits. The total value is claimed to reach 10.3 billion won.

MC Mong claims that Cha (Chairman) disposed of or reclaimed some of the gifts, but it is reported that he still possesses high-value watches, a bed, and jewelry worth 1 billion won.

Previously, Cha (Chairman) filed a lawsuit against MC Mong in December last year seeking the return of a loan of 12.06405 billion won and obtained a payment order. However, it remains unclear whether the cost of the gifts mentioned this time is included in that loan. At the time, Cha (Chairman) stated via a bill that "there are additional funds lent beyond the claimed amount," hinting at the possibility of further claims.

The payment order was finalized after MC Mong failed to file an objection within the legal period.

In this regard, MBC's "PD Notebook" reported on the 3rd that the 12 billion won lent by Cha (Chairman) to MC Mong was used to repay gambling debts. However, Cha (Chairman) refuted this, stating, "I lent the money because MC Mong said he would use it for production costs. It was not given to repay gambling debts." MC Mong also clarified, "There is no fact that I gambled with company funds."

Meanwhile, it is known that One Hundred Label and Big Planet Made have failed to pay employee salaries and four major insurance premiums for over three months due to management difficulties. Unpaid service fees to security companies, music video production companies, cleaning companies, and other partners are reported to amount to hundreds of millions of won.

On the 15th, the police applied for an arrest warrant against Cha (Chairman) on suspicion of fraud under the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specific Economic Crimes. Cha (Chairman) is accused of proposing a business utilizing the intellectual property (IP) of affiliated entertainers, signing a contract, receiving an advance payment of 24.2 billion won, and failing to fulfill the business. Separately, he is also suspected of misappropriating a 5.4 billion won security deposit.

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