Anyone wishing for Big Bang to have a come back as a group is in for some good news!
At the 2014 Big Bang +α in Seoul concert held at Seoul Olympic Park on the 26th, G-Dragon announced that Big Bang will be coming back as a whole very soon.
G-Dragon also promised the fans at the concert that despite many things have changed over the course of 9 years, it still feels like the love and support of their fans has remain unchanged, and for that they are extremely thankful and happy.
He expressed their regret in not having as many official albums, especially having been in the music industry for 9 years, and that will respond to their fans’ endless love and support by coming back with a new album as a whole again.
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Imagine Justin Timberlake's boy bander-turned-credible musician pedigree and Kanye West's genre-bending artistic daredevilry, and you'll get an idea of G-Dragon's standing in K-pop -- though his reach is expanding rapidly beyond Asia.
Juggling equally successful careers as a solo artist and frontman of the group Big Bang, whose 2012 world tour drew 800,000 fans to sold-out shows on four continents, the rapper, songwriter and producer says, "Before I was physically there in different countries to meet my fans in person, I didn't really realize how famous I was."
The 25-year-old, name Kwon Ji Yong, also has attracted peer admirers, working with Diplo, Baauer, Boys Noize, Sky Ferreira and Missy Elliott on his 2013 solo album Coup d'Etat, a bold mashup of hip-hop, EDM, punk rock and Korean folk that charted on the Billboard 200.
G-Dragon, who has recorded a yet-unreleased song with Justin Bieber, says there is only one artist on his wish list: "Pharrell [Williams]! Ever since I got into writing hip-hop music, he's been my only living idol."
