G-Dragon’s Boss Apologizes for Suggestive Performance

By Cho Jae-hyon

Staff Reporter

Yang Hyun-suk, CEO of YG Entertainment, which represents K-pop idol G-Dragon, made an apology, Friday, for an obscene performance by the 21-year-old Big Bang leader at his solo concert rated 12 and older.

In a letter posted on the agency's Web site, Yang said, "I offer a deep apology for causing a dispute involving the concert as a producer who should have taken into consideration the possible impact pop music would have on the youth."

His apology came one day after the Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs asked prosecutors to investigate the Big Bang member, whose real name is Kwon Ji-yong, for reenacting sexual acts at the concern at Jamsil Gymnasium, Dec. 5 to 6.