Seungri‘s Apology for Using BigBang and G-Dragon‘s Names After Prison Return: ‘Unintentional’

Seungri, the former member of K-pop group BigBang, has issued an apology for using the names of his former bandmates, including G-Dragon, in his recent interviews after returning from prison. The apology came as a response to criticism that he was trying to capitalize on the fame of his former group.

Seungri‘s Apology

Seungri released a statement through his agency, saying, ‘I unintentionally used the names of BigBang and G-Dragon in my interviews. I am truly sorry for causing any inconvenience.’ He also expressed his gratitude to fans for their continued support and promised to work hard to regain their trust.

Backlash Against Seungri

Seungri faced backlash after he used the names of BigBang and G-Dragon in several interviews following his release from prison. Fans and critics accused him of trying to ride on the fame of his former group to promote his new solo activities.

Seungri‘s Return to Entertainment

Seungri was released from prison in July after serving a sentence for his involvement in a nightclub scandal. Since his release, he has been actively promoting his new solo music and variety show appearances, sparking controversy among fans and critics.

BigBang‘s Reaction

BigBang‘s management agency, YG Entertainment, has not commented on Seungri‘s apology or the controversy surrounding his use of the group’s name. The remaining members of BigBang are currently focusing on their solo activities, with G-Dragon recently releasing a new solo album.

Conclusion

Seungri‘s apology for using BigBang and G-Dragon‘s names in his interviews has sparked mixed reactions among fans. While some appreciate his sincerity, others believe he should have been more careful with his words to avoid controversy. As Seungri continues to promote his solo activities, it remains to be seen how fans will react to his efforts to regain their trust.

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