BIGBANG‘s G-Dragon is not amused when he hears that his performance with Kwanghee and Taeyang will have a potentially disadvantageous spot at the “Infinity Challenge“ music festival.

On August 8's episode of MBC’s “Infinity Challenge,” the members and their musician partners choose the order that they’ll be performing in at the upcoming festival based on a quiz game.

G-Dragon, who is filming for a music video, is not present for the game. Kwanghee and Taeyang end up in last place during his absence, making them the opening stage for the music festival.

In a following interview, Kwanghee and Taeyang call G-Dragon to pass on the unfortunate news, and in response he scolds them, “What were you guys doing? What’s wrong with the two of you?”

However, G-Dragon soon gets himself together and encourages the team. “The order of performances is important, but what really matters is how well you perform on stage,” he says.

Are you looking forward to this team’s performance at the music festival?

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BIGBANG is at it again!

Since the release of the final installment of their “MADE Series”  on August 5, BIGBANG’s newest double title tracks “Let’s Not Fall in Love” and subunit GD & T.O.P‘s “ZUTTER” has been on a chart-topping streak for three days straight and counting.

“Let’s Not Fall in Love” and “ZUTTER” haven’t budged from first and second place, respectively, on eight daily music charts, MelOn, Bugs, Mnet, Genie, Naver, Olleh, Monkey3, and Soribada, since their release. And this is not to mention their strong performance abroad. “ZUTTER” has taken first place on the iTunes singles charts in Hong Kong, Cambodia, Macao, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Mongolia.

Currently on their world tour, BIGBANG just wrapped up a concert in Shenzhen, China on August 7 and is slated to make stops in the United States, Canada, and more for a total of 15 countries and 70 concerts.

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