Korean boy band Big Bang's G-Dragon talks
about being away from his Big Bang band mates during his solo tour, and shares
his thoughts on music censorship.
[color=black][font=Arial]SINGAPORE[/font][/color][color=black][font=Arial]: He looked perfectly comfortable
performing alone during his first solo world tour, which kicked off in Seoul back in March, and ended in Singapore over
the weekend.[/font][/color]



[color=black][font=Arial]But Korean singer G-Dragon revealed that
he does miss his Big Bang band mates, when he met the media in Singapore on
Saturday.[/font][/color]



[color=black][font=Arial]“I like working with them. When times are
hard, I feel a little lonely on my tour, so it’s good to have them around.[/font][/color]



[color=black][font=Arial]“They have been a great support because
those who are available would come down to support me during my tour, so I’m
really thankful for them,” said G-Dragon.[/font][/color]



[color=black][font=Arial]The singer went on to express that he had
never thought of permanently focusing on his solo career, despite his growing
popularity.[/font][/color]



[color=black][font=Arial]“Now, I am currently going solo so I’ll
be concentrating on my solo tour.[/font][/color]



[color=black][font=Arial]"When I join my other members as Big
Bang, I’ll concentrate on being a Big Bang member."[/font][/color]



[color=black][font=Arial]“I personally think that all the love and
support I gain from around the world is from all the fans who know me through
Big Bang. I am very thankful,” said G-Dragon, pointing out that he hoped to
return to Singapore
with the other Big Bang members in the future.[/font][/color]