MC Mong (MC몽)

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  MC Mong returns to Korea for his final trial
  2012/02/29, Source,
  Rapper MC Mong has returned to Seoul after a holiday in the United States that was sponsored by fellow entertainer Kim Jang-hoon. Kim sent the 32-year-old entertainer abroad to recharge after 16 grueling months of legal battles. Last November, MC Mong was found innocent of charges that he tried to dodge his mandatory military service,...More

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  Music mogul ordered to pay for plagiarism
  2012/02/13, Source,
  Park Jin-young, a popular singer, songwriter and record producer, has been ordered to pay damages to singer-songwriter Kim Sin-il, who filed a plagiarism lawsuit against him. Park said he would appeal the decision. The Seoul Central District Court on Friday afternoon ruled that the first four measures in the chorus of the song "Some day", written by Park for teen sensation IU and released last year, are significantly similar to four measures of the song "To My Man", written by Kim for female singer Ash and released in 2005. The court ordered Park to pay Kim 21.67 million won ($19,270) in damages,...More

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  Singer Kim Jang-hoon sends fellow entertainer MC Mong on a holiday
  2012/01/11, Source,
  Ever the political and social activist, entertainer Kim Jang-hoon has taken up another cause for when he isn't busy championing the rights of the Dokdo islets and the so-called "comfort women". This time, Kim has taken up funding the holiday of fellow entertainer MC Mong, who Kim suspects is suffering from depression,...More

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  [TALK OF THE TOWN] Court rejects MC Mong's appeal
  2011/11/16, Source,
  A Seoul court on Wednesday rejected a TV celebrity's appeal of his conviction for a deliberate enlistment delay and upheld a suspended jail term handed down earlier this year. Reading a summary of its decision, the appellate division of the Seoul Central District Court said it rejected the appeal after concluding that MC Mong obstructed justice by delaying the enlistment on accounts of false excuses,...More