Honestly, I never really got into G-Dragon before, but this video made me curious. Didn’t know he was such a big deal in fashion too. Can anyone recommend the best song to start with?
Been a fan since 2009. I love him, but I’ll admit—sometimes the media makes his rebellion bigger than it really is. Do you guys feel the same, or am I just being too critical?
Not gonna lie, I was shocked when I first saw him in a skirt. At first I didn’t get it, but the more I watch, the more I understand. Did anyone else have that same reaction?
I only knew G-Dragon as a singer. Didn’t realize he had such a strong connection with the LGBTQ+ community. That’s eye-opening. How do Korean fans see this side of him?
Been following GD since Heartbreaker era. Watching him evolve from a young idol to a cultural icon has been incredible. What’s your favorite era of his career?
This is wild. I’m from Brazil and we STILL talk about that rainbow caption he posted. It felt like he was talking directly to us. Anyone else remember where they were when they saw it?
I remember blasting Crooked in my room during high school when I felt misunderstood. This video brought all those memories back. What song takes you back to your teenage years?
I only started listening to K-Pop last year, and G-Dragon’s fashion clips on TikTok led me here. Dude’s energy is unmatched. Who else found him through fashion instead of music?
Funny how Korea called it a scandal, but the rest of the world called it iconic. That duality is fascinating. Which side do you guys agree with more?
This video hit me. I’m in Mexico, and I remember being 16, secretly watching his performances and feeling seen for the first time. Anyone else here from Latin America relate to that?
For me, it’s the honesty. When he stripped back in Act III: M.O.T.T.E, I cried. It felt so raw and human. Did anyone else cry during that tour?
Not many artists make me stop and reflect on freedom. G-Dragon does. And that’s why people will remember him long after the spotlight fades. Do you think his influence will outlast K-Pop itself?