"I'm getting married, so please let me join your side"... MC Mong's tearful recording fuels truth battle over 'celebrity gambling ring' [Full]

[Sportschosun Baek Ji-eun] MC Mong's tearful recording has been made public.

On the 11th, the YouTube channel "Lee Jin-ho (Behind Master)" released a video titled "I'm getting married now. The original recording of MC Mong's call. The chilling two-faced side."

The released recording captures a phone call on May 8 between MC Mong and Cha Jun-young, the uncle of Cha Ga-won, chairman of ONE HUNDRED.

MC Mong pleaded, saying, "Please let me be on the same side as the elder," "I will follow the elder's wishes," and "I can no longer stand Cha Ga-won bullying me."

Cha said angrily, "I don't know people like you. Did I go looking for you? You came to me. Did I go after you and threaten you to take your company? Why are you dragging me into a fight between yourselves?"

MC Mong, sounding tearful, said, "I'm getting married now. Please keep me out of the media. Please stop everything, including what you're doing with 'PD Note.'"

Cha then pointed out, "You said you never used the money given by that person? You spent 12 billion won, and isn't it true that the money sent by that person was used for gambling? You should take responsibility like a man." He added, "I still tried to mediate between you all so you could leave, become independent, and wrap things up on good terms. I thought the company had money too. I thought you would take the money, leave, and that the other side would also settle the company and sell it to cover everything spent on the business." MC Mong replied, "That's right."

Earlier, MC Mong used a live broadcast on his personal channel to accuse Cha and others of colluding with 'PD Note' to spread false information about him. In the process, he mentioned the real names of Cha and Kim Min-jong, among others, and claimed that a 'celebrity gambling ring' existed, sparking controversy. Kim Min-jong countered that all of MC Mong's remarks were false and said he would pursue strong legal action.

'PD Note' later alleged that ONE HUNDRED, founded by MC Mong and Chairman Cha in 2023, raised 115 billion won in investment, but some of the funds were diverted to the chairman's personal account. It also claimed that 12 billion won of that money was used to cover MC Mong's Las Vegas gambling debts.

MC Mong and Chairman Cha's side have denied all of the allegations raised by 'PD Note.' In particular, MC Mong said he plans to file a damages lawsuit worth several hundred billion won against 'PD Note.'

Baek Ji-eun, silk781220@sportschosun.com