Lee Dong Hwi relayed his thanks to many celebrities who helped him out during times of difficulty during the March 30 airing of ‘Radio Star.’
He revealed, “During the movie ‘Tazza 2’ [fiming], I had no agency, but at the time, T.O.P, who appeared with me in it, took care of me a lot. He would even give me rides in his car and invite me to his room. But I slept on the sofa,” making everyone laugh.
He mentioned that he was eyeing T.O.P as his mentor, adding, “A strong, affirmative aura comes forth from him. I want to learn that.”

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The annual TIME 100 reader poll is typically dominated by current world leaders, and this year is no exception: President Obama, Aung San Suu Kyi, Pope Francis and Bernie Sanders—who currently has the most votes of all—are among the poll’s frontrunners.
But there’s one name that has little in common with the others in the top spots: BIGBANG, a South Korean boy band that’s currently in third place with 2.2 percent of the vote (that’s more than Beyoncé and Taylor Swift combined). Although the group hasn’t had any stateside hits, they’re no newcomers: They’ve been around for 10 years and have played arenas across North America thanks to their large and fervent international fan base. Member G-Dragon has also broken out as a solo artist, collaborating with the likes of Missy Elliott, Diplo and Skrillex.

 This is not the first time a K-pop star has taken readers’ hearts in the TIME 100 poll. Last year, CL, a member of the girl group 2NE1 and now also a solo artist in her own right, nearly beat out Russian president Vladimir Putin and trounced pop stars like Rihanna and Lady Gaga. This year, though, CL in 25th place on the poll, right between Jennifer Lawrence and Elon Musk.

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