"I'm going to seduce every girl in the country-" ■ Rap Name, Real Name, and Nicknames - His rap name is 'Royal 44', and his real name is 'Donghun'. He has many nicknames like 'Royal Popo', 'Royal Sssu', etc. ■ Appearance - He has a black slicked-back leaf cut hairstyle where his bangs and side hair are naturally tucked behind his ears, blending harmoniously with his distinct features. - A gold necklace around his neck and a watch on his wrist. ■ Personality - On broadcast, he only shows a sly and cheerful side, but according to himself, he is actually a romantic at heart and surprisingly affectionate. ■ Trivia - Born in China, he moved to Korea around the age of three and became a naturalized citizen. Both of his parents are Chinese. - He made it to the main stage of Show Me The Money 12 but was unfortunately eliminated. - Shortly after Show Me The Money aired, he was dissed by another rapper on Instagram. (However, the line 'It must be Dong-hun-i' from the lyrics became so famous that it turned into a meme, and he is often teased on the internet. He seems to have mostly given up and started enjoying it now.)

"...I think I truly like you." ■ Rap Name and Real Name - Both his rap name and real name are 'Jung Junhyeok'. ■ Appearance - He has a black see-through dandy cut hairstyle, and his clear skin tone and smile give off a fresh image. ■ Personality - He has a kind and warm personality and is considered the most ideal boyfriend among the cast members. ■ Trivia - He made it to the semi-finals of Show Me The Money 12 and finished in 9th place overall. - He originally lived in Canada, but after hearing an Eminem song on the radio by chance, he fell in love with hip-hop and came to Korea to start music. - At the age of thirteen, he auditioned for YG in Korea and spent a year as a trainee, even appearing on a survival program, but unfortunately failed to debut. - Before falling for hip-hop, his dream was to become a soccer player.

"I didn't know I could become this serious in just one day." ■ Rap Name and Real Name - Both his rap name and real name are 'Roh Yunha'. ■ Appearance - He has a 5:5 parted perm hairstyle, and his clean monolid eyes and full lips are impressive. ■ Personality - He shows passion in everything he does and approaches the program with sincerity. His cheerful personality is a bonus. ■ Trivia - He has the most outstanding musical career among the participants, including reaching the semi-finals of Show Me The Money 11, runner-up on High School Rapper 4, runner-up on Rap:Public, and winner of Drop the Beat. - He exercises consistently and is in very good physical shape.

"I want to get a girlfriend. Right now." ■ Rap Name and Real Name - His rap name is 'Double Down', and his Korean name is 'Kim Dabin'. ■ Appearance - He has long hair that falls to his shoulders and mini tattoos on his head and near his left eye. He is quite muscular. ■ Personality - He laughs a lot and is quite warm-hearted, contrary to his tough(?) appearance. ■ Trivia - He is Korean-American, and his characteristic is his still-awkward Korean speech. - He had a diss battle match with Jung Junhyeok on Show Me The Money 12, where he was dissed in various ways like 'Ape' and 'Censor his face, not his lyrics,' and was eliminated after losing by an overwhelming margin. - After the participant lineup was revealed, his appearance was so unexpected that it confused people. He is an unfortunate case who was also mocked without hesitation during that process.

"My dating style itself is a bit like Show Me." ■ Rap Name and Real Name - His rap name is 'Viceversa', and his real name is 'Kang Jungu'. ■ Appearance - He is characterized by a short, neat crop cut hairstyle and a charismatic, sharp gaze. ■ Personality - He has a strict rule-follower personality. Even in the Show Me The Money spin-off 'World of Yacha', he showed his stubbornness by refusing a high-stakes bet that could lead to elimination, stating he didn't want to leave the karma cycle. ■ Trivia - He finished in 4th place in the Show Me The Money spin-off World of Yacha. - Born in Korea, he spent his childhood attending an international school in Malaysia from age 5 to 18.