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G-Dragon's Agency Apologizes for Outfit with Offensive Phrase at Macau Concert
Galaxy Corporation issued an apology after G-Dragon wore a T-shirt with an inappropriate Dutch phrase during a performance in Macau. The agency stated it would improve internal review procedures for cultural sensitivity. The incident drew criticism from global fans.
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SEOUL, May 4, 2026 - Galaxy Corporation, the agency representing K-pop singer G-Dragon, issued an apology on Monday for an outfit worn by the artist during a recent performance. The outfit featured a T-shirt with an inappropriate phrase in Dutch, which drew criticism from global fans.
G-Dragon performed at the K-SPARK music concert in Macau on Saturday. While on stage, he wore the T-shirt bearing the phrase, leading to the backlash.
In a statement, Galaxy Corporation said it sincerely apologizes for the outfit, describing the phrase as inappropriate in a social and cultural context. The company stated it has recognized the importance of cultural sensitivity through this incident.
The agency vowed to revamp its internal review procedures, including those for styling.
Galaxy Corporation indicated that the incident highlighted the need for greater responsibility in reviewing matters with cultural awareness. The agency plans to implement more stringent standards to prevent similar issues in the future. No further details on specific changes or additional responses were provided in the statement.
