G-Dragon reveals new move, posts forum to talk about ethics, towards Buddhism amid drama of using banned substances

South Korean male superstar, member of popular group BIGBANG - singer G-Dragon has just made a move to cause a stir, when suddenly there is a post talking about morality amid the noise of protest, affirming that he does not use banned substances.

In recent days, the entertainment industry of kimchi has been constantly bewildered and stirred by the case of the globally famous male idol, singer G-Dragon who has just been accused of using banned substances. The people were all shocked at the same time, expressing the shock, disappointment and disappointment of this scandal and metamorphosis of the male artist. Many new details are gradually revealed.

From the "stoned" character, G-Dragon is capable of overturning the allegations of using banned substances. The idol strongly denied the allegations and voluntarily participated in the investigation, while the Court rejected G-Dragon's application for a search warrant for his home. Most recently, the Korean Medical Association also withdrew the accusation that 1 doctor provided banned substances for free to the BIGBANG leader.

In the midst of this, G-Dragon suddenly made a remarkable move on social media. On October 31, the 35-year-old male idol posted a series of philosophies on his personal page. However, very soon after, G-Dragon removed this post. Many fans believe that this post shows G-Dragon's current mood.

Specifically, G-Dragon posted about the Noble Eightfold Path (8 true, correct paths to Nirvana): "Our ultimate goal is enlightenment. We have to achieve it. Seek happiness that transcends life and death. If we get stuck in the present moment, clinging to small joys and not even thinking about the source of our happiness, that's a mistake. We desperately need a change in perception, directing energy back to the inner core."

In addition, G-Dragon also "hearted" the post supporting him, liking the comment urging fans to send evidence of malicious comments to the lawyer. Currently, many acquaintances of the BIGBANG leader have also voiced their support for the male idol. G-Dragon will appear at the investigation agency on November 6.

Currently, 10 people are being investigated in this illegal substance case, of which 5 have been prosecuted without custody, including actors Lee Sun Kyun and G-Dragon. South Korean police are aggressively conducting the investigation by gathering statements from those involved, using hair and urine analysis, as well as conducting searches and seizing exhibits. The others are under pre-prosecution investigation.

An important point is that Lee Sun Kyun's simple reagent test came back negative, suggesting that he may not have used banned substances recently. However, more accurate results will take about a month to be determined through hair and urine analysis at Korea's National Institute of Forensic Science.

Currently, the police have not provided any concrete evidence of G-Dragon's use of banned substances, which has caused suspicion in public opinion. According to information from an article published on October 25, G-Dragon was not originally on the list of 8 people being investigated related to actor Lee Sun Kyun. G-Dragon's name was unexpectedly mentioned when the police collected a statement from the female manager of the Ten Pro entertainment establishment in Gangnam, who had been arrested earlier.

However, there are still many unclear points in this case. There is no specific information about G-Dragon entering and leaving Ten Pro entertainment establishment and there is no concrete evidence of his involvement in drugs after the police checked the mobile phone of the female manager of Ten Pro entertainment establishment.

On October 27, the Korean Medical Association (KMA) filed a complaint about a doctor (called A) suspected of supplying banned substances to Lee Sun Kyun and G-Dragon. KMA later withdrew its application when it received information that Mr A was not part of the drug distribution line.

G-Dragon chán làm idol kpop, đổi nghề thành giáo sư cơ khí tại KAIST Lan Chi18:22:47 05/06/2024Truyền thông Hàn Quốc lẫn quốc tế đang đổ dồn hết sự chú ý vào G-Dragon, khi thành viên Big Bang được bổ nhiệm vào vị trí giáo sư tại Viện Khoa học. Với vai trò mới này khiến netizen tự hỏi liệu anh đã chán làm idol?