BIGBANG Spring Comeback + T.O.P's Contract Ended

idc about them but this will be big

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This has been in the works for a long time.

This will also be by far the biggest comeback in Kpop history. It'll shake Korea and the world.

For all the new Kpop fans (anyone who's just started following Kpop since 2016) haven't experienced a BIGBANG comeback. It isn't just your run of the mill "big comeback"

BIGBANG comebacks are events. It just feels different.

But this is a long time coming. Believe the comeback was originally supposed to happen after their 2020 Coachella performance.

I also don't expect them to promote on music shows. They didn't want to do them their last comeback. GD didn't his last comeback.

They'll promote their own way on their own terms. They've earned it.

Since it's YG, I'll believe it's happening when I am watching the music video.

Looking forward to it. It's been a looong while.

I have been waiting for this!

Anyways, I am still skeptical if will be in the spring since winner and ikon still need to comeback first. However, I am still going to clown this into existence!

Also T.O.P is ending his contract with YG but will continue activities with BIGBANG.

His passion is with art. So I'd expect him to do a lot with that.

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This has been in the works for a long time.

This will also be by far the biggest comeback in Kpop history. It'll shake Korea and the world.

For all the new Kpop fans (anyone who's just started following Kpop since 2016) haven't experienced a BIGBANG comeback. It isn't just your run of the mill "big comeback"

BIGBANG comebacks are events. It just feels different.

But this is a long time coming. Believe the comeback was originally supposed to happen after their 2020 Coachella performance.

I also don't expect them to promote on music shows. They didn't want to do them their last comeback. GD didn't his last comeback.

They'll promote their own way on their own terms. They've earned it.

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All the best to them. But 'biggest comeback in Korean history' though? 'Shake Korea and the world'? We'll see... But I doubt.

no one is excitied

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Do not make these claims. I want everyone to enjoy this without caring about charts or experiencing any resentment.

Oh no. That wasnt my intention.

I wasn't referring to charts or numbers, as I seriously doubt BIGBANG themselves care about that.

Meant that this is going to get a ton of attention in Korea and to a lot of people around the world.

This isn't a normal comeback.

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Do not make these claims. I want everyone to enjoy this without caring about charts or experiencing any resentment.

But i wanna make a thread about Bigbang vs BTS . I wanna wax poetic about the Return of the Kings, Lion Kings vs Princes, the cycle of life and Father Time, and all that jazz.

Whoa... BIGBANG are coming back!? And TOP will end his contract!?!

That's a double shocker!!

That's HUGE news! The last time BIGBANG had a comeback was many years ago.

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Going 5 years this coming March.

Well, it's already been 5 years since last December.

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Really? I counted from the release of Flower Road.

Flower Road is technically not a comeback since the members were already enlisted (except for Seungri). The song itself was not promoted either. It was created back in MADE era specifically with enlistment in mind. So we have to count Fxxk it/Last dance as their last comeback.

Already trending as the top story on Naver. And the news has only been out for 30 minutes. Which is what I was referring to. Not numbers. This is a huge deal in Korea and is going to make an impact.

Looking forward to it

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Already trending as the top story on Naver. And the news has only been out for 30 minutes. Which is what I was referring to. Not numbers. This is a huge deal in Korea and is going to make an impact.

It will surely make an impact 👍 in Korea. Looking forward to it. It's been sooo long.

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New static badges too, juseyo.

why static?