Swings Goes All-In on Weight Loss: Self-Injects Maximum-Dose Mounjaro on Camera

Korean rapper Swings posted a video on social media on July 30th showing himself injecting Mounjaro directly into his abdomen at the drug's highest available dose, 10mg, and delivering what felt like a personal ultimatum: 'I'm going to lose the weight.'

In the clip, Swings walks viewers through exactly why he landed on the maximum dose. "Do you know what this is? It's Mounjaro," he says, holding up the injector. He then runs through the available dosage tiers: 2.5mg, 5mg, and 7.5mg, dismissing each one. "None of them did anything," he explains, before announcing he'd picked up the 10mg prescription that day. The tone shifts noticeably when he actually administers the injection, his voice dropping into something quieter and more serious as he states his intention.

The video lands in context that Swings himself has already set up. In a recent appearance on the YouTube channel Dindin Is Dindin, he told the host that if this effort fails, he plans to undergo a sleeve gastrectomy, a surgical procedure that reduces the size of the stomach. Framing a weight-loss medication as the last stop before surgery gives the post a weight beyond the usual wellness update.

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) works by slowing digestion and triggering a prolonged sense of fullness, which helps reduce overall food intake. People using it are generally advised to cut back on heavy or oily foods and reduce portion sizes to get the most from the medication.

Swings has never been shy about talking through personal struggles in public, and this disclosure follows that same pattern: direct, almost confrontational honesty about where he is and what he's decided to do about it. Fans responding to the post on social media seemed to receive it in that spirit, many offering encouragement alongside the predictable debate about celebrity health disclosures. Whether the 10mg dose delivers the results he's after, he's clearly made up his mind to find out.