Toss Holds “Money Chord Concert: Out of the Room Corn”

• One of Moneygraphy’s most popular series, Money Chord Season 2 ends its journey with a concert
• Lineup includes The Quiett, Meaningful Stone, Balming Tiger, and more–tickets open at Melon Ticket on May 9

Viva Republica, the operator of the financial super app “Toss,” announced that it is holding a concert as the last step of the journey of Money Chord Season 2 which is one of its popular series on its Youtube Channel, Moneygraphy. The concert is being held at Seoul National University, Power Plant 1 venue on May 31.

"Money Chord" is a YouTube series created by Toss that features candid conversations about music, art, and finance with artists at the forefront of popular culture. The show is characterized by its in-depth discussions, raising a variety of questions and concerns within the music industry. In Season 2, Wookipop and Looksam—who had appeared as 'Room Corner Listeners' in Season 1—take on a role as hosts, forming cultural connections with artists across diverse genres while vividly capturing the realities of the industry.

The upcoming concert, Money Chord Concert: Out of the Room Corner, is an extension of Season 2’s theme—“stepping out of the room and facing the world”—in concert form. It will bring together artists who have shared the spirit of Money Chord, creating a space for musical dialogue. The concert lineup includes rapper The Quiett, guitarist and DJ Yohei Hasegawa, singer-songwriter Meaningful Stone, alternative K-pop group Balming Tiger, and electronic music artist Kirara.

Tickets are going on sale at 12 PM on Melon Ticket on Friday May 9. A 1+1 ticket option is also available for guests attending with a companion. More details about the concert can be found on the official website, which is scheduled to open at 12 PM on the 30th.

“This concert will serve as the stage where the narrative of Money Chord Season 2—breaking out of the confines of one’s room and facing the world—comes to life,” said Soondo Paek, the producer overseeing the Moneygraphy channel at Toss. “We hope this becomes the moment where Moneygraphy’s identity is most densely and vividly expressed in a physical, offline space. We also hope that the genuine voices of the artists introduced through Money Chord reaches an even wider audience through this concert.”

Since releasing its first video in September of 2021, Moneygraphy has produced content that connects personal taste with economics. The channel has gained popularity through a variety of series, including Money Chord, which delves into the music industry; B-Class Economics, which explores the underside of consumer culture; and K’s Study, which analyzes Korean consumer trends. In just three and a half years since its launch, the channel has surpassed 390,000 subscribers.