Rapper Doki (real name Lee Jun-kyung), who is currently staying in the United States, announced that he has been notified of a police investigation for defamation of a publication in Korea.
On the 4th, Doki wrote on social media, "I am still in the U.S., but the police came to my brother's house in Korea to arrest me for defamation of a publication," and added, "They said if I don't attend the investigation tomorrow, they will arrest me. Who reported me after listening to my rap lyrics?" He further questioned, "Is there really nothing else to do? This is how a real MC lives."
Defamation of a publication applies when someone's honor is harmed by true or false facts, but it is not known specifically which statements or lyrics are the issue.
Doki debuted in 2005 by participating in the Dynamic Duo song "Circus" and gained recognition through the Mnet "Show Me the Money" series. He later attracted attention by showcasing his extravagant wealth and lifestyle on broadcasts and performances, but has faced various controversies, including past issues related to debt and unpaid taxes and bail.
