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Remix

"119 Remix" (stylized as 119 REMIX) is the remix of "119" by South Korean rappers

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. At the time of its release, it was the longest South Korean hip-hop song with the most participants.

119 Project

On its release day, AOMG announced that the profits made from "119 Remix" will be donated to organizations related to firefighting and fire accidents. In September 2019, Gray donated the song revenue (25 million won) to Seoul Metropolitan Fire & Disaster Headquarters on behalf of the artists who participated in the song.

Critical reception

"119 Remix" was nominated for collaboration of the year at the

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. According to netizens, it "proved that Korean hip-hop can unite" and "showed the positive side of hip-hop." One netizen claimed that he/she had not heard a remix that is better than the original one, but this song broke his/her prejudice.{{Cite web, title=한국 힙합 어워즈 2020 후보, url=https://www.koreanhiphopawards.com/2020/nominees.html#nom_title8, url-status=live, website=Korean Hiphop Awards, archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210228133606/https://www.koreanhiphopawards.com/2020/nominees.html , archive-date=2021-02-28

References

2018 songs Korean-language songs South Korean hip hop songs