BIGBANG member G-Dragon (Kwon Ji-yong, 권지용) has found himself at the center of a new controversy. Screenshots circulating on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) show him allegedly liking a post from several years ago that contained derogatory language toward women, drawing significant criticism.
The controversial post, reportedly published in 2016, used terms like "female animals" to describe women, with its content widely perceived as explicitly demeaning. G-Dragon allegedly "liked" this post at the time, and now, screenshots of that interaction have resurfaced, reigniting online debate.
The post's content read: "If a woman cannot make her mistakes look charming, then she is nothing more than a female animal."
Despite the incident occurring years ago, the old screenshots quickly went viral again, sparking heated discussions among netizens. Many questioned why G-Dragon would have liked such content, while others delved into his attitudes toward women's issues.
One netizen commented, "What else hasn't been dug up about G-Dragon?" Others suggested that even old social media activities, regardless of how long ago they occurred, are still worth re-examining.
Additionally, some netizens brought up former BIGBANG member Seungri (Lee Seung-hyun, 이승현) in their discussions, criticizing G-Dragon's past relationship with him as a bandmate. However, these comments largely represent individual opinions and accusations and are not directly substantiated by the resurfaced post itself.
As the 2016 post's screenshot once again garners attention, questions surrounding whether G-Dragon truly liked it, the context behind the alleged 'like,' and whether he will issue a response remain key points of interest for netizens.
