Did CL Replace Kim Soo-hyun? aespa, BSS and 88 Liners Join G-Dragon at Good Day General Meeting

The 6th episode of Good Day (directed by Kim Tae-ho, produced by TEO), airing Sunday, the 30th at 9:10 p.m., will unveil the long-awaited gathering of the Good Day members, with G-Dragon at the center. Those who supported G-Dragon in casting and various efforts—Jung Hyung-don, Defconn, Code Kunst, Jo Se-ho—along with all the project’s guests, gather to begin the general meeting.

Filling the room are solid eldest brother Hwang Jung-min; same-age '88-liners and G-Dragon fans Kian84 and Hong Jin-kyung; Good Day sub-group “Hannam-dong Family” member Kim Go-eun; chef Ahn Sung-jae, who will serve as the show’s “kick”; Seventeen’s BSS unit and aespa, who lit up 2024; and even G-Dragon’s secret weapon, 2NE1's CL. The sheer scale of this Avengers-style lineup left people saying to G-Dragon, “You really went big with this one.”

G-Dragon reflected, “Memories of meeting each person individually are flashing back,” and added, “I’m hopeful that today, we can make a truly good day.”

Interest grows particularly around the dinner tables, divided into three teams, where age and genre barriers are broken for exciting combinations. Hwang Jung-min, who proposed the group meal, created a rare sight by offering a toast with janchi guksu (celebration noodles) in his Gyeongsang dialect, saying, “Thanks for letting me join in.”

Hong Jin-kyung, known for being a huge “Jiyong stan,” excitedly said, “I snapped out of it and realized—G-Dragon in front of me, Lee Soo-hyuk and Jung Hae-in beside me—it’s chaos,” drawing laughter. Moments where Hwang Jung-min and Jung Hae-in express genuine fan love toward Kian84 are also said to be captured, stirring curiosity.

The general meeting will continue with a charity auction of treasured items and the reveal of a group song. Im Si-wan, who made a sudden return from walking the Camino de Santiago to attend, is set to reveal behind-the-scenes stories of his meeting with G-Dragon in Paris. Ahn Sung-jae’s special school meal-themed episode is also expected to draw attention. As new chemistry begins to spark at the meeting, curiosity grows around which song G-Dragon has chosen.

Meanwhile, Good Day previously announced on the 20th, “Episode 6, originally scheduled to air on the 23rd, will be postponed by a week to reorganize the program.” The cancellation was suspected to be due to controversy surrounding one of the cast members, actor Kim Soo-hyun. Kim became embroiled in controversy over rumors that he had dated the late actress Kim Sae-ron when she was still a minor. As a result, all footage of Kim Soo-hyun was edited out from episode 6.

MBC’s Good Day is a music project in which G-Dragon collaborates with people from various fields to create the “song of the year.” Episode 6 airs Sunday the 30th at 9:10 p.m.

The cast delivers a heartfelt series of live performances, blending nostalgia, emotion, and fun. Highlights include Im Si-wan's powerful take on Tomboy, Jung Hae-in's emotional I'm Firefly and Our Blues, and Kian84's unexpected charm on Butterfly. Hong Jin-kyung surprises with a G-Dragon tribute medley (Lies, Power, Bang Bang Bang) and a sweet duet of Palette with G-Dragon himself. Other standout moments include G-Dragon x BSS on We Like 2 Party, G-Dragon solo on Baby Baby and Crooked, Kim Go-eun’s moving Breathe, and a soulful duet by Jung Hae-in & Code Kunst on With a Heart to Forget.

G-Dragon Announces 2025 World Tour 'Übermensch' After 88 Months

G-Dragon will launch his 2025 World Tour Übermensch with a two-day concert on March 29–30 at Goyang Sports Complex in Korea. This marks his first world tour in 8 years since the 2017 Act III: M.O.T.T.E tour, which drew 650,000 fans across 36 shows. Tickets for the upcoming Korea shows sold out instantly—60,000 seats over two days.

The tour celebrates his return and the release of his 3rd full-length album 'Übermensch', featuring: Title track “TOO BAD” (feat. Anderson .Paak) Pre-release “PO￦ER”, “Drama”, “HOME SWEET HOME” (with BIGBANG's Taeyang and Daesung). Fans can expect both new hits and classic fan-favorite tracks.

“TOO BAD” has already achieved 8 music show wins and held the #1 spot on Melon, Genie, and Bugs for 4 consecutive weeks. “HOME SWEET HOME” also ranks high on the charts.

Following Korea, G-Dragon will tour: Japan (Tokyo Dome, Kyocera Dome Osaka), Philippines (Philippine Arena, Bulacan), Macau, Taiwan, Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Indonesia (Jakarta), and Hong Kong. More cities and dates are expected to be announced soon, hinting at a large-scale global rollout.