Set for 8 p.m. KST tonight on his official social media platforms, the session marks a bold step by the artist, whose real name is Shin Dong-hyun. In his statement released earlier today, MC Mong said he would address “everything that has happened and all matters related to me,” while directly accusing certain parties of collusion.
He specifically pledged to reveal details about MBC’s PD Notebook and its reported collaborations during investigations. Most notably, MC Mong intends to name individuals involved in “Baduk-i” gambling rings reportedly valued at tens of billions of won. Among those highlighted are construction businessman Cha Jun-young, chairman of Eterno, along with other executives referred to as Chairman Park, Chairman Lee, CEO Choi, and CEO Ahn, plus associated entertainment figures.
The announcement comes amid unresolved issues surrounding One Hundred Entertainment, the agency MC Mong co-founded in 2023 before departing in July 2024. The company has faced multiple disputes, including artist settlement complaints involving names such as Lee Seung-gi, Lee Mu-jin, VIVIZ, and talents linked to EXO-CBX and THE BOYZ. Allegations of embezzlement have also circulated in connection with some of these cases.
Public interest has further intensified over a high-end property in Seoul’s Sinsa-dong. While early speculation tied it to MC Mong, company officials clarified that the building is owned by a corporation linked to Chairman Cha Ga-won and has no direct relation to the singer.
MC Mong’s proactive approach reflects his history of navigating public controversies, including past gambling-related setbacks that affected his career. Tonight’s live session is expected to draw significant attention from fans, industry insiders, and media outlets.
Whether it provides concrete evidence or escalates existing tensions is yet to be seen.
Developments from the broadcast will be closely monitored as this story continues to unfold.