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The interview, brief with curt answers from the rapper, goes as follows: 

Do you admit to the charges pressed against you? 

"Yes, I do."

How do you feel right now? 

"It's my intent to take all responsibilities for my actions, without avoiding the issue or trying to defend myself."

Do you have any objections to the contents reported by the media on April 1 about your case? 

"No." 

Did you provide the testimony that "smoking marijuana increases my confidence and focus"?

"I did not provide that testimony. Since a while back, I've been curious about marijuana. So knowing what consequences may result from my actions, I went through with the experience. Because it's something I chose to do of my own will, I will take full responsibility for my actions." 

What are your plans from now on? 

"I know what crime I've committed, I know how I should reflect on my actions, and I know what consequences I must face. I've been slack recently, but from now on I want to show myself through my music." 

Please give a word to your fans.

"I'm sorry for making those who've supported me worry, and am always thankful."

It seems like the rapper is deeply reflecting on his actions. We hope to see Iron back in the music scene soon.