G-DRAGON clarifies misunderstanding over accidentally liking BLACKPINK's Jenny's video, joking about his 'like' habits with D-LITE.
February/7/2026 15:35
BIGBANG's G-DRAGON indirectly explained the misunderstanding caused by accidentally pressing 'like' on BLACKPINK's Jennie's stage video. On the 6th, a video titled 'Not AI. Shock! Lee Soo-hyuk × G-DRAGON Really Exists' was released on D-LITE's YouTube channel 'House (Outside) Te-sung.' D-LITE asked G-DRAGON, 'Brother, you are active as the 'like fairy' on Instagram, right? What are your standards for 'likes'?' His close friend, actor Lee Soo-hyuk, straightforwardly replied, 'I guess sometimes mistakes happen along the way? In the end, it’s determined by the numbers. Anyway, you’re pressing all of them.' This statement from Lee Soo-hyuk reminded people of the incident where G-DRAGON recently pressed 'like' on a short video of Jennie's stage performance, which was surrounded by dating rumors in the past, and then retracted it. G-DRAGON responded, 'There’s some truth to that. Initially, it was for my promotional purposes, but there were many fans with golden hands. I became grateful for their support and started pressing 'like.' He continued, 'When I get 'likes,' fans are happy. So I press it as a meaning of 'work harder on creating more.' In fact, there are no special standards; I’m the type to quickly press when I’m free. I joke that my fingerprints are wearing out.' He then compared it to being like a power blogger in the past, to which Lee Soo-hyuk teased, 'Those who weren't pressed might feel lonely, so they might try to find and press it, and... make a mistake once.' G-DRAGON clarified, 'I make mistakes often too. My hands are a bit big.' G-DRAGON's details about the upcoming solo fan meeting in Japan were also announced, promising a special performance filled with his thoughts for fans. G-DRAGON and BLACKPINK's Jennie swept the awards at 'MMA 2025,' and EXO's stage after 8 years thrilled fans, gathering luxurious artists.
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