Bobby reveals after 12 years: "They said the 'Show Me The Money 3' prize was 100 million won, but I only received 0.1 billion won"

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Bobby of the group iKON revealed details about the winning prize for "Show Me The Money 3" (hereinafter referred to as "SMTM3").

On the 18th, a video titled "A meeting of SMTM3 legends finally realized after 12 years" was uploaded to the YouTube channel "Egen Nam Swiss" of rapper and actor Swings.

The video featured Bobby, the winner of Mnet's hip-hop competition program "SMTM3," which ended in 2014, and The Quiett, who produced him at the time.

Bobby said, "One disappointing thing is that after SMTM3, they just gave the winners cars and such."

Hearing this, Swings stated, "Don't be too disappointed. When I was on 'SMTM2,' I was so raw that there were no digital releases. There are still none now. I worked hard to make songs but couldn't sell a single one. I didn't earn a penny. Thinking about it now makes me angry."

Swings asked Bobby, "Wasn't there a prize money back in your day?" In response, Bobby said, "Many people think the prize was 100 million won, but 100 million won was the total prize pool, and what I received was..." leaving the sentence unfinished.

Hearing this, Swings asked, "It's split among N people. Did you get about 0.1 billion won?" Bobby nodded and replied, "Well, yes."

The Quiett stated, "Even the term 'total prize' is strong. If it's a prize, it's a prize; putting 'total' in front of it feels like it includes the production team's meal expenses."

Additionally, recalling his appearance on "SMTM9," Swings explained, "Do you know how much the prize was for 'SMTM9'? It was 200 million won to grow the company, a 100 million won prize, totaling 300 million won. And a car came out too."

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