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MC Mong to Halt TikTok Lives, Start YouTube Broadcasts and Free Tour

Singer MC Mong Halts TikTok Lives Ahead of National Tour Singer and producer MC Mong will suspend his TikTok livestream broadcasts starting October 31, stepping back from the platform for a break lasting three to six months. During…

MC Mong to Halt TikTok Lives, Start YouTube Broadcasts and Free Tour

Singer MC Mong Halts TikTok Lives Ahead of National Tour

Singer and producer MC Mong will suspend his TikTok livestream broadcasts starting October 31, stepping back from the platform for a break lasting three to six months. During a live broadcast on October 20, the artist announced the upcoming hiatus, expressing gratitude to viewers who tuned in and supported his broadcasts over the past 10 months, Sports Seoul reported.

Shifting Platforms During the Broadcast Break

While stepping away from TikTok, MC Mong plans to continue connecting with online audiences through a different medium. The performer stated during his October 20 stream that he will host Excel broadcasts via YouTube Live throughout his scheduled break from TikTok.

Free National Tour Set for November

Alongside his shifting broadcast schedule, MC Mong prepares to launch a free nationwide tour beginning in November. The concert series will bring the artist to fans across multiple South Korean cities, including Jeonju, Songdo, Gyeonggi, Gwangju, Ulsan, Cheongju, Gumi, and Busan.

MC Mong starts TikTok hiatus and national tour

When does MC Mong’s TikTok break begin?

The TikTok livestream hiatus officially begins on October 31.

How long will the TikTok break last?

The break from TikTok is scheduled to last between three and six months.

Where can fans watch MC Mong live during his break?

MC Mong will host Excel broadcasts on YouTube Live while taking a break from TikTok, and he will also perform on his upcoming free national tour.

Which cities are included in the November tour?

The free nationwide tour stops in Jeonju, Songdo, Gyeonggi, Gwangju, Ulsan, Cheongju, Gumi, and Busan starting in November.

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