BIGBANG’s Daesung Relives ‘Look At Me, Gwisun’ Era on ‘The Best K-Trot Singer 2’ Singing Competition

In the upcoming 10th episode of MBN’s The Best K-Trot Singer 2, airing on February 4, Daesung takes a walk down memory lane as he reminisces about his 2006 hit song Look at Me, Gwisun.

After watching a current performer’s stage, Daesung is flooded with memories of his Look at Me, Gwisun days, bringing laughter to the set. The performer, who made a complete transformation with an eccentric and energetic stage, led Daesung to admit, “There’s a certain charm to performers who dive into their quirky sides. With Look at Me, Gwisun, I got caught up in that flavor, and I still can’t forget it.” His playful confession left the studio in stitches as everyone reflected on the fun and chaos of Daesung’s past persona.

Meanwhile, the episode also features Shin Dong-yup, known as the “entertainment industry’s resident drink enthusiast,” making a surprising statement about quitting alcohol. During the intense semi-final round, where two performers go head-to-head, a judge humorously asked Shin, “If you had to choose just one—could you do it?” His response left everyone in shock: “If one person is soju and the other is beer, and I could only have one for life... then, I quit.”

This unexpected declaration turned the studio upside down, raising curiosity about which performers’ talent pushed Shin Dong-yup to such an extreme decision. Tune in to find out who the standout performers are and how the competition unfolds.

Meanwhile, his fellow band member G-Dragon is making his long-awaited comeback with his 3rd studio album Übermensch on February 25, marking his first full-length release in 11 years and 5 months.

Even after a long hiatus, BIGBANG’s impact remains undeniable, as their solo projects continue to dominate music and entertainment. With TOP’s appearance in Squid Game 2 and a return to his acting career, Daesung’s individual projects as an entertainer, and G-Dragon’s comeback on the horizon, fans are eager to witness another defining chapter in the legacy of one of K-pop’s most legendary groups.