Tablo of the group Epik High revealed that there were celebrities among those involved in the TaJinYo incident.
Epik High recently released a video on YouTube giving advice to fans.
On that day, DJ Tukutz advised, "The question about how to deal with conflicts with friends is the most heartbreaking. Don't get hurt. You don't need friends like that."
In response, Tablo said, "I didn't know well when I was young. As I went through my 30s, I instinctively felt it. I was betrayed by many friends in my 20s, fought, and was scammed," to which DJ Tukutz chimed in, "I can think of about 15 people even now."
Tablo confessed, "Honestly, there were many unfair things. You may not know well, but when I investigated those involved in the TaJinYo incident, there were people I thought were my friends. I just didn't include them in the (legal dispute). There were also celebrities."
He continued, "Every time I see those people receiving public love, it frustrates me, but if I talk about this or attack them, I feel like I become a similar person, which is frustrating. It would be better to just cut them out."
When DJ Tukutz requested, "Just tell me the initials," Tablo responded, "Don't you know?" DJ Tukutz expressed his disappointment, saying, "It should be one or two people, those XXXs."
TaJinYo is an abbreviation for "We Demand the Truth from Tablo," which was established in 2010. They claimed that Tablo's assertion of graduating from the prestigious Stanford University in the U.S. was false and accused him of "academic fraud."
Despite Stanford University confirming Tablo's graduation, the attacks continued, and Tablo sued those involved in TaJinYo. Nine key members were sentenced to prison.
[Kim So-yeon, Star Today Reporter]
