G-DRAGON "IT'S UNTRUE THAT I HAVE TAKEN DRUGS" [OFFICIAL STATEMENT]

I worked as an ADA. It doesn’t count if it was delivered through suppositories

I wonder if this is his

"I did not have sexual relations with that woman"

interesting

Some of the greatest artists of all times write/create while under the influence. I don't really see why it's such a big deal, as long as they aren't forcing it onto others.

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Some of the greatest artists of all times write/create while under the influence. I don't really see why it's such a big deal, as long as they aren't forcing it onto others.

The big deal is that drugs are illegal in Korea and every citizen are expected to abide to their country law.

the news keep putting the word "alleged" and yet people start believing that its a 100% fact!

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The big deal is that drugs are illegal in Korea and every citizen are expected to abide to their country law.

There are all sorts of laws, and not all of them are equal. You wouldn't cancel someone for riding a bike without a helmet, but I would hope you would cancel someone for murder.
The drug one really isn't a big deal.

But wasn't it proven that he did smoke weed in the past, just didn't face any consequences for it?

maybe they'll try to say it was prescription drugs?

The alleged drug dealer for celebrities such as actor Lee Sun-kyun (48) and singer G-Dragon (35) from BigBang and others turns out to be a doctor. The Incheon police announced on the 26th that it is investigating Doctor A on suspicion of violating The Narcotic Control Act.The police discovered the existence of Mr. A's while following up on a tip that drugs were being distributed at a membership only room salon in Gangnam. Police believe that Doctor A provided drugs to Lee, Kwon, and others for free.

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There are all sorts of laws, and not all of them are equal. You wouldn't cancel someone for riding a bike without a helmet, but I would hope you would cancel someone for murder.
The drug one really isn't a big deal.

Everything is a matter of perspective. Drugs are perceived negatively in Korea, so for them this will be a big deal. To be honest drugs are far from being normalized everywhere.

It is a bit presomptious to view your personal view as the obvious standard considering perspectives will be different depending on cultural and historical baggage in a given area.

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There are all sorts of laws, and not all of them are equal. You wouldn't cancel someone for riding a bike without a helmet, but I would hope you would cancel someone for murder.
The drug one really isn't a big deal.

This isn't about internet cancelation or your personal opinion, it's about country's law. Drugs are drugs, to Koreans they are equal. He's facing jail time if it gets proven he used drugs

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Sure everyone in AKP believes you

We should wait and see. It turned out newjeans' concept wasn't terrorism, after all. Patience people, patience!

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I'm pretty sure he's telling the truth

He didn't take the drugs.

The drugs accidentally fell into him

I said, wait! Tbh i understand nothing but i never in my life tried drugs, I'm the worst person for this topic lol

I mean he took drugs once so yeah dont think that means he has a "history"