Taeyang has unveiled his haircut before his upcoming enlistment!

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On March 11, the BIGBANG member posted a photo with short hair, sharing that the photoshoot will be revealed through the April issue of magazine ELLE Korea.

Taeyang will begin his mandatory military service on March 12 at the recruit training center of the 6th Infantry Division in Cheorwon County of Gangwon Province.

Check out his new photo below!

ELLE APRIL ISSUE @ellekorea #LVMH

A post shared by TAEYANG (@__youngbae__) on Mar 10, 2018 at 8:21pm PST

[OSEN=김은애 기자] BIGBANG’s upcoming surprise single is unveiling its details, little by little. 

Today (10^th), YG Entertainment revealed the fact that the title of BIGBANG’s upcoming single which will be released on the 13^th is ‘FLOWER ROAD’, on their official blog. The multi-colored flowers in harmony with each other on the teaser poster with the song’s title captures the viewers’ attention. The lyrics written by leader G-DRAGON and oldest member T.O.P adds ardent emotions to the song. BIGBANG’s feelings toward the fans while facing farewell due to enlistment are engraved into the lyrics.

G-DRAGON, who also serves as a producer for BIGBANG, participated in the composing of the song as well. In the creation of the melody, he collaborated with The Fliptones, who also participated in creating GD X TAEYANG’s ‘GOOD BOY’ and TAEYANG’s ‘Stay With Me’.

‘FLOWER ROAD’ was created by members of BIGBANG with their upcoming enlistments in mind, while they were working on their latest official album, ‘MADE’. That is precisely why the song will be released on the date of DAESUNG’s enlistment on the 13^th, following TAEYANG’s enlistment on the 12^th. 

The song ‘FLOWER ROAD’ is receiving high attention since it will be a song by BIGBANG to be released in a year and 3 months. Furthermore, since all 5 members were featured in the song, the surprise release will be fruitful showers for the fans in and out of Korea, who will miss BIGBANG while the group is on break while the members serve military duty. 

Following BIGBANG’s oldest member T.O.P, G-DRAGON enlisted in the ‘White Skull’ Division located in Cheorwon, Gangwon-do on February 27. TAEYANG will enlist in the ‘Blue Star’ 6^th Division Recruit Training Center located in Cheorwon, Gangwon-do on the upcoming 12^th, while DAESUNG will enter the ‘Ikija’ 27^th Division Recruit Training Center on the 13^th. The youngest member SEUNGRI is currently preparing for his solo album which will be released this year, as well as performing his scheduled activities in and out of Korea.     

2018. 3. 10.

On March 10, YG Entertainment released a statement regarding fans sending letters to G-Dragon during his military enlistment.

YG Entertainment first thanked fans for their concern and shared that the singer was currently healthy and training. The agency then stated that the large influx of letters had flooded the unit’s email, and that this had created some problems for the unit. Unable to print out all of the large volume of messages for G-Dragon, not only was he unable to read all the messages but his fellow soldiers were also unable to receive their own letters. The agency concluded by requesting the fans to refrain a little from sending messages to the unit.

Read YG Entertainment’s full statement below:

“This is an urgent message from YG Entertainment to all of G-Dragon’s fans.

“On February 27, as a man of the Republic of Korea, G-Dragon began his mandatory military service. With all of your warm support, he’s been doing well with training.

“Due to the large number of letters, however, G-Dragon has been put into an awkward situation within his unit, so we ask for one request.

“The training center’s email account has been flooded with messages to G-Dragon, to the point that it is preventing the operations of the unit. The unit prints the emails to distribute to the soldiers, but the A4 paper, printer ink, and such have apparently almost run out. Due to the overload, the unit is having problems with the supply and demand of providing the messages, making it difficult for the other soldiers to receive their letters.

“As this has continued, G-Dragon has become increasingly apologetic towards his fellow soldiers, and he is even more sorry that he is unable to read all the messages sent to him.

“In such a new environment, he is thankful and feels strength from his fans’ worry and support. However, in order for G-Dragon’s life at his training center to go smoothly, we would be very thankful if fans could refrain a little from sending their letters.

“Thank you for reading until the end.”

G-Dragon enlisted on February 27, where he entered the 3rd Infantry Division recruit training center. He is scheduled to be discharged from the military on November 26, 2019.

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BIGBANG has released a teaser poster and details for their upcoming special song release!

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Previously, YG Entertainment announced that they would be releasing one of BIGBANG’s unreleased tracks for fans. On March 10, the agency shared the poster for the new song that feature five different flowers together with the song title “Flower Road.”

The lyrics for the song were written by BIGBANG members G-Dragon and T.O.P., who are the leader and the oldest member of the group and also the first two members to enlist. The two are said to have penned the lyrics with the members’ upcoming enlistments in mind, hoping to convey their feelings to their fans through the song.

G-Dragon also participated in the composition and arrangement of the song. He teamed up with The Fliptones, who have worked on G-Dragon and Taeyang’s “Good Boy” and Taeyang’s “Stay With Me.”

“Flower Road” will be BIGBANG’s first new song in one year and three months, and will be a gift to fans who are waiting for the five members to stand on stage again. The song will be released on March 13, a day after Taeyang enlists and the day that Daesung enlists.

Are you excited for BIGBANG’s new song?

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