Famous K-Rapper Hits Back At Allegations Of Lying About Being A Victim Of Abuse

Rapper Jvcki Wai previously claimed that she was subjected to dating violence by her former partner, Vangdale, a producer under KC Label.

Earlier, Jvcki Wai posted on her Instagram, saying, “I couldn’t go outside for two weeks,” and released photos showing traces of assault on her face and various parts of her body, shocking the public. Her former partner later revealed himself as Vangdale, posting harsh profanity on social media while claiming he was wronged.

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As a result, disputes over the truth of the alleged domestic violence between Jvcki Wai and Vangdale spread rapidly across SNS and various online communities. Amid this, Jvcki Wai released an additional statement on December 14, 2025. She first expressed disbelief at Vangdale’s claims.

“I admit that after being beaten so much, I slapped him because I was furious. But I was the one who got beaten and verbally abused 99% of the time, and he only posts about what happened to him, clearly trying to ruin my life. It’s unbelievable. This makes no sense. Truly. I was trying to be satisfied with cutting him off for good, but he absolutely refuses to acknowledge how serious a crime his actions were or think of them as wrongdoing. If I only wrote things out, I’d look like some crazy person falsely accusing an innocent man, so I gathered as much evidence as possible before posting. But now he’s even distorting his own memories to rationalize it, and it makes me sick and furious.”

She went on to counter Vangdale’s claims, making even more shocking allegations.

“He locked me in the room, brought in a computer monitor, smashed it while screaming insults at me, took my phone because he was afraid I’d call the police, and when I screamed for my phone back and told him to move so I could leave, he’s now rationalizing it as me hitting him and going berserk, claiming that’s why he pushed me. “Before an appointment, we were together at his place. He said we were going to a café, then lost his mind accusing me of lying and going clubbing. He locked me in the room, screaming, ‘You think you’re ever getting out?’ He kept shoving me when I tried to leave, knocking me to the floor, throwing things to threaten me. Then he went into the kitchen to grab a knife. When I tried to report it on my phone, he snatched my phone away. When I panicked, he slapped me, knocked me down again, and choked me until I couldn’t breathe. You are trash.”

 “At first it was small things like e-cigarettes. Then it was water bottles. Then pots. Then grabbing me by the collar. When he grabbed my collar, I reported it to the police and called a KC executive to say something like this had happened and that I didn’t think I could release the album and apologized. The executive said, ‘I’m sorry that happened,’ but also said, ‘Can’t you just talk to me about it? Please don’t tell anyone else.’ I didn’t want to cause harm to others either. And when he apologized desperately, my heart weakened and I accepted him again. Looking back, I should’ve ended it then, and I regret it.”

“After the day I was confined, all I could think about was, ‘How do I break up?’ No matter how many times I said let’s break up, he said he would kill himself, that if I broke up with him he would destroy my career and ruin my life, that my life was already ruined and he was the one giving me a chance. If I blocked him, he would come find me and beg desperately — over and over again. Then he’d say he didn’t mean it, that he only said those things because he was angry, justifying his verbal abuse. I gradually became used to it and handled it carelessly. But the day before yesterday, he said he’d beat everyone to death and end it. What he feared most was all of this becoming known and his reputation being damaged. When he came to my house the day before yesterday, I didn’t open the door, and for the first time I thought I might actually die. Even if you report it to the police, all they can do is send him home. While dating him, I became increasingly isolated and found it hard to meet people, and there was no one who could help me.”

In particular, Jvcki Wai concluded that she doesn’t care if she never makes music again, but simply wanted to breakup and to live.