A lineup of top Korean celebrities was spotted at G-Dragon’s listening party
On February 25, G-Dragon released his album “Übermensch” along with two MVs “Drama” and “Too Bad”. The return of the K-pop king sent shockwaves across Asia. G-Dragon delivered a true musical feast, making up for nearly a decade of fans’ anticipation. His eight new tracks dominated Korean music charts, with “Too Bad” achieving Realtime All-Kill (#1 on all iChart music rankings) in less than a day.
That evening, G-Dragon hosted a listening party to celebrate the new album with close friends and colleagues. His powerful inner circle was in full attendance, turning the event into a K-biz gathering of the year. Notably, Taeyang was present, and the longtime best friends even danced to “Good Boy”, leaving BIGBANG fans emotional.
Dara and CL (2NE1) were also there to congratulate their close friend. Standing next to CL were NewJeans members Danielle and Haerin, drawing attention from K-pop fans. Their presence at the event, looking bright and cheerful, stood out amidst the ongoing lawsuit with their agency.
Currently, NewJeans and ADOR are engaged in legal proceedings over contract violations and disputes. The group rebranded themselves as NJZ and has been operating independently since their unilateral contract termination with ADOR last November.
The most remarkable moment of the night was the gathering of the 88-line a powerful lineup of top male stars, including G-Dragon, Kim Soo Hyun, Jung Haein and Kwanghee. These celebrities have known each other since appearing on G-Dragon’s show “Good Day”, and their interactions sent fans into a frenzy.
Meanwhile, Hoshi (SEVENTEEN), a fellow “Kwon” like G-Dragon, couldn’t attend due to his schedule in Italy but still made sure to update fans about the album like a true fanboy. Soon, Hoshi, DK and Seungkwan will guest on “Good Day”, making G-Dragon “speechless” with their fanboying moments. Other notable guests at G-Dragon’s listening party included producer Code Kunst, the Kwon Twin brothers and more. With just one comeback, G-Dragon proved his legendary status as the entire Korean entertainment industry came together to celebrate his return.