'Hope we find a way for all to be together': G-Dragon's message for BIGBANG's 20th anniversary raises eyebrows—does it include T.O.P & Seungri?
During their conversation, Park brought up the 20th anniversary of Infinite Challenge, pointing out the show's impact on BIGBANG's rise to fame. G-Dragon responded warmly, saying, "Since we debuted around the same time—we even celebrated our 10th anniversaries around a similar period," highlighting the long-standing bond between the group and the iconic variety show.
Every song is a diary
When asked if he has a favorite BIGBANG track, G-Dragon said, "Regardless of which songs did well, every song feels like a diary to me. When I listen to them, they bring back all the memories." He named 'Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter' as his personal favorite, emphasizing its emotional weight and how deeply each song is tied to different phases of his life.
About BIGBANG's future
Looking ahead to BIGBANG's 20th anniversary, G-Dragon reflected, "We never thought we'd hit 20, so it feels really meaningful. I just hope we can find a way for all of us to be together."
The comment quickly sparked speculation among fans. Although he didn't name anyone specifically, many interpreted his use of "all of us" as a subtle nod to former members T.O.P and Seungri—whose absence from current BIGBANG activities continues to be a delicate subject.
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Park Myung-soo jokingly warned, "If you guys don't do something for your 20th, I won't stay quiet. I'll seriously file a complaint," prompting laughter from G-Dragon.
G-Dragon mentions T.O.P since the scandal
In a previous appearance on Untitled TV with Jung Hyung-don, G-Dragon reflected on past musical collaborations. He even mentioned ZUTTER, his joint track with T.O.P.
He also brought up sub-units like GD & T.O.P and GD & Taeyang, stirring strong emotions among fans. It marked the first time he publicly referenced T.O.P since the drug-related scandal that had sparked significant public backlash.
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