G-Dragon Attends IU’s Concert to Show His Support!

IU's «HEREH World Tour» Encore at Seoul World Cup Stadium

On September 21, IU kicked off the encore of her "HEREH World Tour" at Seoul World Cup Stadium.

The final performance was held on September 22.

This concert marked the conclusion of her highly successful world tour, which spanned 18 cities over five months.

G-Dragon and Ko So-young Among the Star-Studded Audience

Among the attendees were actor Ko So-young and G-Dragon.

Ko So-young shared a photo with IU on social media, praising the concert.

She said, "A heartfelt healing message and an incredibly beautiful stage."

She also posted a picture of G-Dragon, who attended the concert wearing his signature scarf.

Ko So-young added, "Nice to see you."

G-Dragon Enjoys IU's Concert in Full Fan Mode

On the 22nd, G-Dragon shared several photos and videos from the concert on his social media.

He simply tagged IU’s Instagram account without any captions.

The images showed him waving his hands and dancing along to IU’s performance.

He was fully immersed and enjoying the concert as a fan.

He also posed beside IU with a playful smile, holding up a fan placard and exuding a cheerful atmosphere.

G-Dragon’s unique fashion sense was on full display.

He caught attention with his bold red jacket, pink scarf, and horn-rimmed glasses.

IU Makes History as the First Female Artist at Korea's Largest Venues

With these performances at Seoul World Cup Stadium, IU became the first female artist to headline both Jamsil Olympic Stadium and Seoul World Cup Stadium.

These are the two largest venues in Korea.

Prior to the concert, IU gained attention for gifting waste disposal bags to local residents.

The gift came with a note asking for their understanding during the event.

G-Dragon's Upcoming Comeback and Academic Role

In addition to attending IU’s concert, G-Dragon has been making headlines with rumors of a comeback later this year.

These rumors have further raised fan anticipation.

In June, he was appointed as a visiting professor in KAIST’s Department of Mechanical Engineering.

This showcases his multifaceted career and academic pursuits.