MC Mong Reveals Wrist Injury and Confesses to Extreme Choice "I Wanted to Die, It Was the Most F***ed Up Thing in My Entire Life"

Rapper MC Mong shocked fans by confessing on his SNS on November 11 that he attempted an extreme choice a month ago, along with a photo of his wrist injury. He strongly refuted the ongoing controversies regarding military service fraud and the Hitler portrait controversy.

Confession Made a Month Ago with Tears in Front of the Police

MC Mong wrote, "I apologize for how much controversy this photo will cause and how much my family and fans will shed tears. This incident happened a month ago."

He recalled that when the police arrived 10 minutes after his attempt, he felt like he wanted to die because "I felt like I lost everything, I didn't need money or music". He said, "The moment a police officer said, 'Mr. Mong, I listened to your music today too,' I burst into tears," adding, "I only felt regret. Life is precious, and it can change again."

Strong Declaration of Legal Action Against Expressions of Military Service Fraud

On the same day, regarding the re-examination of the military service controversy, MC Mong appealed, "I sincerely fought, it is not military service fraud." He received a not guilty verdict in both the first and second trials and the Supreme Court regarding the allegations of intentional tooth extraction, claiming, "I was originally exempt from military service due to damage to my posterior cruciate ligament."

He stated, "From now on, I will respond legally to any media, broadcasts, or comments that refer to me as a 'military service fraudster.'"

Clarification on the Hitler Portrait Controversy

Regarding the recently surfaced controversy over the Hitler portrait inside his house, he explained that it is "an early work by artist Ok Seung-cheol" and that "the mustache part is expressed with a straw to capture human greed and selfishness," emphasizing that "it is not for worship."

MC Mong declared, "If the world changes its opinion with just one word, I will now live again after 17 years of silence, and "I plan to go all the way, no matter what I become."