G-Dragon Explains His 'Like' Criteria on Instagram Amidst Jennie Dance Video Incident

K-pop star G-Dragon recently sparked a buzz by liking a dance video of Jennie, leading to curiosity about his criteria for liking posts on social media.

On the 6th, G-Dragon appeared as a guest on the 'Jipdaeseong' channel alongside his close friend Lee Soo-hyuk.

During the video, Daesung mentioned G-Dragon's social media activity, saying, "You are active as Kwon Ji-yong, but aren't you also known as the 'Like Fairy' on Instagram? Everyone is watching your Instagram."

When Daesung asked about his criteria for liking posts, Lee Soo-hyuk humorously suggested, "I guess you make mistakes sometimes. Is it about the number of likes?" indirectly referring to the incident where G-Dragon liked Jennie's dance video.
G-Dragon Explains His 'Like' Criteria on Instagram Amidst Jennie Dance Video Incident

G-Dragon explained, "I need to promote myself, right? There are so many talented fans. I like to show appreciation by liking their posts. It encourages them to create more."

Regarding his criteria for liking posts, G-Dragon admitted, "Honestly, there's no specific criteria. I do it whenever I have a moment. I like posts so quickly that my fingerprints might disappear," he joked.

Daesung added, "Wherever I go, people ask about Ji-yong. Even Epik High members say getting a 'like' from you feels like a badge of honor."
G-Dragon Explains His 'Like' Criteria on Instagram Amidst Jennie Dance Video Incident

G-Dragon humorously remarked, "In the past, I would have been a power blogger," and added, "I make mistakes often because my hands are big."

Meanwhile, on the 11th, the Golden Disc Awards' official social media posted a video of Jennie's performance at the Taipei Dome. G-Dragon initially liked the post but later unliked it, which drew significant attention. Both G-Dragon and Jennie were previously artists under YG Entertainment and have been rumored to be dating multiple times. At the time, their agency stated, "We cannot confirm personal matters."

Jo Nayeon, TenAsia Reporter nybluebook@tenasia.co.kr