DinDin Holds Flea Market While Moving, Sells Levi's, Saint Laurent and More

Rapper DinDin personally opened a flea market, or secondhand sale, to clear out belongings that had accumulated before his move. The event gave him an opportunity to sort through old possessions rather than continue carrying everything with him.

According to the released video, DinDin rented a cafe operated by an acquaintance and used the space for the sale. While preparing to move, he gathered clothing, accessories and other miscellaneous items that he had been unable to discard because he kept thinking he might wear them at least once.

Explaining why he organized the event, DinDin said, “As I was moving, I ended up with far too many belongings. I tried to throw away as much as possible, but then I thought I should sell some of them secondhand, so I decided to sort through the things that had been sitting around for a long time.”

The flea market featured a large selection of branded clothing and accessories from DinDin's personal collection. His sale list included Levi's pants, a Saint Laurent shirt, an Off-White shirt, BAPE items, Gentle Monster sunglasses, a Dior belt and a Burberry hat.

While presenting the Levi's pants, DinDin noted that their original price was approximately 250,000 won before proceeding with the sale. He also displayed numerous other branded garments, including the Saint Laurent and Off-White shirts, giving visitors a range of items to consider.

DinDin described the condition of each item as he proposed prices during the sale. The Gentle Monster sunglasses were priced at 80,000 won, while items including a Champion collaboration baseball cap were discussed at around 50,000 won. The flea market consequently offered possessions across several different price ranges.

Expressing confidence in the quality of the collection, DinDin said, “I am confident about my items. Many of them are almost like new, and because they are branded products, I want to sell them at affordable prices.”

To help operate the flea market, DinDin recruited an acquaintance and members of the group Meidin as part-time workers. They helped manage the venue while sales were underway, allowing the event to continue with additional staff on hand.

DinDin also introduced a sales challenge to encourage purchases. He promised that if total revenue exceeded 300,000 won, he would sing the chorus of his song “Anbado Video,” turning the sales target into an event for those attending the market.

Another activity held at the venue was a contest to select the “Sebum King.” Participants used a sponsored trouble patch mask and then checked how much sebum had been removed. DinDin proposed giving the remaining merchandise away for free to the person whose mask showed the largest amount.

Through the contest and his interactions with visitors, DinDin took the lead in keeping the atmosphere lively. He also showed his playful side as the flea market's owner by establishing a rule that acquaintances were not allowed to make purchases.