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Thu, July 7, 2022 | 09:31
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Rapper Dok2 lives Spartan life in super-luxury penthouse
Posted : 2018-03-19 13:22
Updated : 2018-03-19 16:27
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These are scenes taken from SBC TV reality show 'My little old boy' about rapper Dok2. From top are the penthouse he recently moved in; his eating simple Chinese food; his gold watches; his talking about his recent Spartan lifestyle and follow rapper Din Din envying Dok2 superrich life.
These are scenes taken from SBC TV reality show "My little old boy" about rapper Dok2. From top are the penthouse he recently moved in; his eating simple Chinese food; his gold watches; his talking about his recent Spartan lifestyle and follow rapper Din Din envying Dok2 superrich life.

By Oh Young-jin

Rapper Dok2 showed off his wealth on the reality show, "My little old boy" Sunday.

On the show, the musician ― who has a Korean mother and a Filipino father ― gave fellow rapper Din Din a tour of his residence ― a hotel suite covering 529 square meters.

Appearing on a television program, Dok2 had previously complained about his 426-square-meter hotel room being too small and said he planned to move to a bigger place.

He said then that he had spent 80 million won to maintain his luxurious lifestyle.

On Sunday, he told Din Din that he had started to save this year when he turned 29, a year sooner than he had planned. But his bigger residence appears to contradict this.

However, he said he had sold many pieces of jewelry and several watches, while reducing his fleet of supercars and expensive limousines.

On the show, he took Din Din for a ride in a car that looked like either a Bentley or a Rolls Royce.
"Only one or two of this model are in Korea," he told Din Din.


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