Singer MC Mong has declared an all-out response to the various rumors and controversies surrounding him, announcing plans for a large-scale exposé targeting alleged corruption and illegal gambling within the entertainment industry.
On May 18, MC Mong shocked the public by posting on his personal account, “Tonight at 8 PM, I will hold a live broadcast with reporters present and personally explain all the incidents and controversies related to me.”
The rapper stated that he intends to reveal not only behind-the-scenes details involving media investigations but also explosive information that could shake the entertainment industry as a whole.
In particular, MC Mong claimed, “I will explain who MBC’s ‘PD Note’ has allegedly been colluding with during their investigation.” The statement immediately sparked major attention online.
He further escalated tensions by announcing plans to expose what he described as groups involved in illegal gambling activities, saying, “I plan to reveal construction company chairman Cha Jun Young, as well as individuals involved in illegal gambling operations and the celebrities connected to them.”
The mention of alleged “Baduk-i” gambling groups has especially intensified speculation, with many online users wondering whether a large-scale entertainment scandal could soon unfold.
Previously, MC Mong co-founded entertainment company One Hundred in 2023 together with chairwoman Cha Ga Won. However, the artist later left the company in July of last year.
In December 2025, MC Mong also became embroiled in malicious rumors involving alleged conflict with Chairwoman Cha and accusations of an affair. At the time, the rapper strongly denied the claims, clarifying that he was in a relationship with his girlfriend and insisting that there was “absolutely no inappropriate relationship.”
Currently, One Hundred is reportedly facing legal disputes with several artists regarding unpaid settlement fees. Artists connected to the agency include Lee Seung Gi, Lee Mu Jin, VIVIZ, and EXO-CBX.
The company has also reportedly been sued by members of THE BOYZ over alleged embezzlement issues, further increasing scrutiny surrounding the label.
Attention has additionally focused on a luxury building in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam, reportedly worth around 10 billion KRW, which recently became a hot topic after media reports claimed broadcaster Noh Hong Chul had purchased it from MC Mong’s side.
However, One Hundred Label later clarified that the building actually belongs to a corporation owned by Chairwoman Cha Ga Won and has “absolutely no connection to MC Mong.”
As multiple controversies continue to intertwine, public and media attention is now heavily focused on MC Mong’s upcoming live broadcast, where he claims he will directly reveal unfiltered details regarding the rumors, investigations, illegal gambling allegations, and entertainment industry figures allegedly connected to the scandal.
Sources: Daum
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