G-DRAGON has taken decisive legal action in response to malicious online comments and defamation. On the 24th, his agency, Galaxy Corporation, released an official statement: “We are continuing to respond vigorously in cooperation with the law firm Yulchon against malicious postings involving defamation, distribution of false information, slander, and violations of our artist’s rights and dignity.”

The agency disclosed that, “Based on evidence collected through fans’ reports and our own monitoring, we have filed large-scale complaints against more than 100 individuals, citing violations of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection (defamation).” According to Galaxy Corporation, investigative authorities have carried out searches and seizures on online communities and social media platforms, successfully identifying numerous suspects. The suspects have been transferred to their respective local police stations, where investigations are currently underway.

Some suspects have already admitted to the charges, with their investigations completed and their cases forwarded to the prosecution. The agency stated that they will continue to pursue investigation actively against those who deny the charges.

Regarding privacy and procedural matters, Galaxy Corporation emphasized, “As the cases are now at the prosecution referral stage, we are unable to disclose personal information regarding the suspects due to the Personal Information Protection Act and investigation procedures. We are cooperating closely with relevant authorities for swift and strict handling.”

Meanwhile, G-DRAGON recently wrapped up his first solo fan meeting tour across three Asian cities, drawing crowds of around 90,000 fans in Seoul, Yokohama, and Bangkok for the '2026 G-DRAGON FAM MEETING.' He is also slated to perform on the main stage at the 'Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival' in Indio, California, on April 12 and 19, furthering his global reach.

Note “This article was translated from the original Korean version using AI assistance, and subsequently edited by a native-speaking journalist.”

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