BIGBANG’s G-Dragon, who is being suspected of drug use, tested negative for the drug test done on his hair sample.

According to Yonhap News on November 20, the National Institute of Forensic Science recently conducted a detailed analysis of G-Dragon’s hair sample, confirming that it tested negative for drugs, and notified the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency’s Narcotics Unit. The results of his fingernail and toenail analyses have not been released yet.

Previously on November 6, G-Dragon voluntarily went to the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency’s Narcotics Unit and was interrogated for about four hours. On this day, the police conducted an initial reagent test on G-Dragon and collected urine and hair samples for comprehensive analysis by the National Forensic Service. The results for the preliminary drug test came out negative on the same day, and the police further collected G-Dragon’s hair and fingernails and sent them to the National Forensic Service for detailed analysis.

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BIGBANG’s G-Dragon has denied reports of his drug use and has promised to “actively cooperate” with police investigations.

On October 25, it was reported that G-Dragon had been booked by the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency on drug-related charges.

While the police stated that they were unable to “reveal concrete details” because the case was “currently under investigation,” they clarified that it was a “separate case that has no connection to Lee [Sun Gyun],” who is currently being investigated for drug use.

Two days later, on October 27, G-Dragon’s attorney released a formal statement in which the singer personally denied having used drugs.

G-Dragon’s full statement is as follows:

This is Kwon Ji Yong [G-Dragon’s given name]. First, there is no truth to the [claim] that I have taken drugs. Additionally, I have no relation to the news reports about the violation of the Act on the Control of Narcotics, Etc. that was recently revealed in the media. However, because I know many people are concerned, I will actively cooperate with police investigations and will participate even more diligently.

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The police has reportedly booked BIGBANG’s G-Dragon for a drug-related violation.

On October 25, News1 reported that G-Dragon had been booked without detention by the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency on the charge of violating the Act on the Control of Narcotics, Etc.

The police commented, “Because it’s a case that’s currently under investigation, we cannot reveal concrete details.”

However, they went on to clarify that the case was not related to that of actor Lee Sun Gyun, who is currently being investigated for drug use and stepped down from a drama earlier this week.

“This is a separate case that has no connection to Lee,” said the police.

Later that evening, when asked to comment on the matter, YG Entertainment told Xportsnews, “[G-Dragon] is currently not an artist under our agency, so it is difficult for us to make an official response.”

YG Entertainment previously revealed back in June that their exclusive contract with G-Dragon had expired.

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BIGBANG’s Daesung has reunited with Yoo Jae Suk!

On October 16, STARNEWS reported that BIGBANG’s Daesung recently finished filming for MBC’s “How Do You Play?”

In response to the report, the production team of “How Do You Play?” shared, “It is true that Daesung will appear on ‘How Do You Play?’ The broadcast schedule for Daesung’s episodes is yet to be decided.”

Daesung is reuniting with Yoo Jae Suk on television for the first time in 13 years since co-starring together on SBS’s “Family Outing.”

After Daesung parted ways with YG Entertainment after 16 years late last year, he signed an exclusive contract with R&D Company with a dedicated team for Daesung called “D-LABLE.” Earlier this month, Daesung was confirmed to star on MBN’s upcoming trot competition show “King of Singers” (literal translation) as a judge.

Stay tuned for more updates!

In the meantime, watch “How Do You Play?” below:

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