Tag: GDRAGON

  • G-DRAGON Files Lawsuit Against Online Haters After 19 Years in K-pop

    G-DRAGON has officially taken legal action against individuals posting malicious comments and spreading false information — marking his first major legal move since debuting 19 years ago.

    His agency, Galaxy Corporation, announced on October 17 that it is “actively pursuing legal measures in cooperation with law firm Yulchon against defamation, false information, and malicious slander.”

    According to the company, by the end of September, it had conducted a thorough review of malicious posts based on fan reports and its own data collection. On October 15, several offenders were formally charged under South Korea’s Information and Communications Network Act (Defamation). The agency emphasized that the case focuses on “defamation through false information,” not simple insults, and that strict action is being taken to ensure criminal accountability.

    Galaxy Corporation also revealed plans to file additional complaints against commenters identified on major online platforms such as DC Inside, Daum Café, X (formerly Twitter), Naver, and FM Korea, reaffirming its firm stance.

    G-DRAGON’s representatives stated that this move “is not a warning but a concrete effort to protect the artist’s dignity and personal rights.” They also encouraged fans to continue reporting malicious activity, adding, “We will hold those who hide behind anonymity fully accountable for their actions.”

  • G-Dragon’s “Übermensch” Exhibition Heads to Macau and Singapore

    K-pop icon G-Dragon’s media art exhibition Übermensch is extending its global journey, following stops in Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, with upcoming showcases in Macau and Singapore.

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    This immersive project reinterprets the messages of his third full-length album through cutting-edge technologies including VR, 3D motion graphics, and real-time holograms.

    The Macau exhibition will run from September 29 to October 30 at the Grand Lisboa Palace Resort, featuring the “Drama Zone,” previously shown only in Japan and Hong Kong.

    In Singapore, the exhibition will take place from October 1 to 13 at the landmark Jewel Changi Airport. Visitors will experience interactive digital content at the Changi Experience Studio and shop exclusive merchandise at a dedicated MD store.

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    Hong Kong media outlets described the exhibition as “an immersive art space that realizes G-Dragon’s unique universe,” with Ming Pao and Yahoo HK giving it extensive coverage.

  • G-Dragon’s ‘818 BLOOM’Pre-Sales Begin Worldwide on September 21

    MTRI Inc. mengumumkan bahwa “818 BLOOM,” hasil kolaborasi antara OXFORD dan PEACEMINUSONE, akan mulai dibuka untuk pre-order global melalui AliExpress pada 21 September pukul 10.00 KST, bertepatan dengan Hari Perdamaian Internasional.

    Produk ini dirancang langsung dengan partisipasi ikon K-pop G-Dragon. Pre-order akan dimulai pada 21 September pukul 10.00 di Korea dan Jepang, 20 September pukul 18.00 di Los Angeles, dan 20 September pukul 21.00 di New York.

    Platform e-commerce “818 BLOOM” melalui AliExpress dirancang khusus untuk memberikan kesempatan pembelian yang adil bagi konsumen di seluruh dunia. Dengan layanan multibahasa di situs global resmi, penggemar di berbagai negara termasuk Prancis dan Spanyol dapat dengan mudah mengakses dan membeli produk tersebut, sehingga meningkatkan aksesibilitas global.

  • BIGBANG Returns for 20th Anniversary with Coachella 2026 Performance

    BIGBANG is set to make a spectacular comeback as their first step into their 20th anniversary year, taking the stage at the world’s biggest music festival, Coachella 2026.

    According to the official lineup announced on the 16th (local time), BIGBANG will perform on April 12 and 19 at Coachella’s main stage in Indio, California, presenting a global performance that encapsulates their two-decade musical journey.

    This comeback goes beyond a simple stage return—it is seen as a symbolic message from one of K-pop’s most iconic groups to the global music market. With G-DRAGON, Taeyang, and Daesung reuniting under the name BIGBANG, the moment is expected to reaffirm K-pop’s cultural influence. Sharing the lineup with global stars such as Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and Karol G, BIGBANG’s presence will stand out even more.

    Marking their 20th anniversary with a Coachella comeback, BIGBANG’s performance is anticipated to open a new chapter in K-pop history. Fans worldwide are eagerly awaiting not only this stage but also the group’s upcoming anniversary projects and future activities.

  • Encore in Taipei, Spotlight in Hanoi: G-DRAGON Expands World Tour

    G-DRAGON has announced the 4th phase of his third world tour, [Übermensch].

    According to the newly released poster on the 12th, he will hold encore concerts in Taipei on November 1–2, followed by a performance in Hanoi, Vietnam, on November 8. The inclusion of the phrase “AND MORE” has fueled anticipation for further announcements.

    G-DRAGON previously made headlines in Taipei when he appeared on the front page of a leading local newspaper, while in Vietnam, fans and companies staged a massive “GD Shoutout” with daisy flowers. News of his return has reignited excitement across Taiwan and Vietnam.

    He has already completed successful shows in Korea, Japan, Australia, major Southeast Asian cities, as well as Newark, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles in the U.S. After his Paris concert on the 20th, he will head to Taipei and Hanoi, with more world tour stops to be revealed soon.

  • PEACEMINUSONE x OXFORD: G-DRAGON Launches “818 BLOOM” Peace-Inspired Collectible

    G-DRAGON’s brand PEACEMINUSONE is unveiling a special collectible infused with a message of world peace.

    Block manufacturer OXFORD announced on September 9 that it has collaborated with G-DRAGON to create the limited-edition flower block collectible “818 BLOOM.” Pre-orders will open online in major countries on September 21, marking the International Day of Peace.

    OXFORD, the world’s second-largest block maker, is well-known for its cultural heritage series featuring Gyeonghoeru Pavilion and Turtle Ships, as well as collaborations with global companies and organizations. This project marks the world’s first case of turning an artist’s persona into a DIY block product. G-DRAGON himself participated in the design process, and each product comes with a signed hologram certificate of authenticity.

    According to organizers, “818 BLOOM embodies the philosophy of PEACEMINUSONE, capturing the intersection of ideals and reality. We hope fans around the world will reflect on the value of peace while assembling the blocks.”

    Meanwhile, G-DRAGON was recently appointed as an ambassador for the Gyeongju APEC and continues to expand his positive influence through public service activities.