Korean rapper MC Mong shocked fans by posting a harrowing image of his injured wrist on social media, captioned as a photo taken ten minutes after his suicide attempt. In his candid confession, he shared that he broke down in tears when the police arrived and admitted he had felt completely lost and hopeless, consumed by thoughts of ending his life. He said he wanted to die but was left only with deep regret, calling it the most shameful and horrifying moment he had ever experienced.
MC Mong once again spoke out about the long-standing military service controversy that has followed him since 2010. He stressed that he had been acquitted of all charges in every court, including the Supreme Court, yet continued to be unfairly labeled as a draft dodger.
The rapper shared his deep frustration over persistent public misconceptions surrounding his legitimate exemption from military service. He firmly stated that from now on, he will pursue legal action against anyone who accuses him of draft evasion, signaling a decisive break from his long-held silence on the issue.
MC Mong reflected on his long absence from television, expressing sorrow that his last appearance was 17 years ago and questioning whether people still see him only as the wild character from 1 Night 2 Days. He emphasized that he never appeared on shows merely to promote albums or earn money, voicing pain over what he considers insincere criticism. Now, he says he is ready to reveal his authentic self to the world, declaring that if public opinion can shift with a single post, he is prepared to begin living again.
MC Mong has taken to social media to confront his critics directly, calling out individuals and challenging distorted narratives. He vowed that he would no longer allow anyone—whether through a TV program or online comments—to accuse him of military service fraud, warning that he is prepared to pursue legal action if necessary. The rapper also lashed out at detractors, claiming they know nothing about art or talent and accusing them of turning people into Nazis, saying their attacks insult both his music and his life. His statements reflect a renewed determination to reclaim his story and career.
