According to a report by SPOTV News on June 13, MC Mong has stepped down from his role as executive producer at One Hundred Label and is no longer involved in the label’s operations.
A representative from One Hundred confirmed to SPOTV News, “MC Mong is currently excluded from company duties due to personal reasons.” However, the label did not disclose further details regarding the specific reason for his departure.
MC Mong is a co-founder and former executive producer of One Hundred, and he had also served as the executive producer for the agency’s rookie girl group BADVILLAIN last year.
One Hundred is home to artists like Kim Dae Ho and The Boyz. It is also the parent company of Big Planet Made Entertainment, which manages Million Market, VIVIZ, BADVILLAIN, Ha Sung Woon, Lee Mu Jin, BE'O, Ren, Taemin, Lee Soo Geun, Lee Seung Gi, performance director Kasper, and Khani, as well as subsidiary INB100, the agency of EXO’s Baekhyun, Xiumin, and Chen.
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