Celebrated K-pop idol and soloist G-Dragon has released a statement about malicious commenters. His agency has taken action against haters and rumourmongers for the first time. Fans are, of course, extremely pleased by the declaration. Many seem surprised that it took the BIGBANG member so long to file complaints. Read all about the issues statement, who is being sued, and what netizens are saying online.
G-Dragon Files Complaints Against Haters, Here’s What His Agency Said
The ‘TOO BAD’ rapper’s agency, Galaxy Corporation, posted an official statement detailing what had happened. On October 17, 2025, the agency issued a warning, saying action would be taken against malicious statements and hate comments. Finally, on February 24, 2026, the company announced that it had initiated proceedings against more than 100 persons.
Saying it had identified these individuals based on fan complaints and self-investigations, the company surveyed various sites, including Nate Pann, Naver, DC Inside, Theqoo, and X (formerly known as Twitter). After identifying the hate posters, the social media addresses were given to the police in each jurisdiction. Working with Yulchon LLC, the 100 individuals were said to have violated the Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection (Defamation) Act.
G-Dragon’s agency added that some of these 100 people had admitted to the charges and were moved to prosecution. Those who hadn’t, the police were still investigating. Refraining from revealing any private information, the company asked for fans’ cooperation and understanding in the ongoing investigation. They said updates would be conveyed as and when they occurred. Additionally, the company expanded that if fans have information on hate comments, they should send an email to the dedicated address provided.
G-Dragon’s Takes First Action Against Haters Since Debut, Fans Rejoice!
Fans of the BIGBANG leader are happy that he is finally taking action against those defaming him. However, many were shocked to learn that this is the first time G-Dragon sued malicious posters in the twenty years since he debuted. These comments were sorted from the Korean site The Qoo by Koreaboo. Other comments on X said that they would gladly report defamatory comments against GD.
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While this is an ongoing story, fans are happy that G-Dragon (and his agency) is finally taking a stand against the years of unfettered hate he has withstood.
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