International audiences shocked by G-Dragon's 2 "burning" shows in Vietnam

(Dan Tri) - G-Dragon's two shows in Hanoi attracted nearly 100,000 spectators and created a big impact on international media. The heat from Vietnamese audiences also surprised Korean media.

On the evening of November 9, G-Dragon officially concluded the 2-night performance of the 2025 WORLD TOUR [Übermensch] IN HANOI, presented by VPBank , marking an important milestone in his performance history in Vietnam. Hanoi is also the last international stop before the male singer returns to Korea to end his 8-month global tour.

The two concert nights were truly an emotional “party”, as the audience got to mingle with their idols, sing, and “party” hard. Images of G-Dragon and his Vietnamese fans were shared by the crew on social media, receiving millions of interactions.

G-Dragon's two shows in Vietnam left international media and fans stunned (Photo: Galaxy Corporation).

From November 8 to November 11, a series of images and videos of G-Dragon's performance in Vietnam continued to cause a stir on social networks, attracting a huge number of interactions.

On his personal page with tens of millions of followers, G-Dragon also quickly shared a series of videos related to the show in Vietnam when he first arrived in Korea on November 10.

International audiences also acknowledged that the two shows in Vietnam clearly demonstrated the class and image of the “Kpop king” at the peak of his career. On the Theqoo forum (Korea), G-Dragon’s two shows quickly became a hot topic.

Many netizens expressed their amazement at the scale of the stage, the design and the special projects that Vietnamese fans prepared to welcome their idol: "It's amazing, he had a dream stage", "If there was no stage, they built it themselves, it's really classy", "Vietnam's airport is beautifully and delicately decorated", "Vietnamese fans are so excited, the atmosphere is no less than Seoul"...

G-Dragon seemed to be back in top form when performing in front of nearly 100,000 spectators in Vietnam (Photo: Instagram character).

To create two successful shows, G-Dragon's crew took care of every detail from stage design, lighting, sound to visual effects, ensuring a perfect experience both visually and aurally.

The male singer also brought a chrysanthemum cart to give gifts to the audience and applied AI (artificial intelligence) technology and brilliant fireworks to create a unique highlight on stage.

Besides the elaborate investment from the Korean male artist's crew, the enthusiasm of Vietnamese audiences also became a topic that international netizens constantly mentioned.

Nearly 100,000 people attended the two shows, creating a passionate atmosphere that left the international online community "stunned". On stage, G-Dragon also emotionally said: "It feels like I've returned home".

Each show lasts nearly 3 hours, including many familiar songs such as: POWER, Home Sweet Home, Crayon, One of a Kind, Crooked, and ballads such as Drama, Butterfly, Untitled, 2014.

G-Dragon's performance plan in Vietnam was announced in September and quickly became a hot topic in the Vietnamese media. With the attraction of the "Kpop king", tickets quickly "sold out", forcing the organizers to add an additional show to meet the overwhelming demand.

On November 10, G-Dragon arrived at the international airport in Korea, ending his tour in Vietnam (Photo: RNX News).

G-Dragon (born 1988) is not only a leading music and fashion icon in Korea. He started out as a member of the group BIGBANG. Then, with his impressive personal career, he became the "king of Kpop (Korean youth music)".

Last October, he was awarded the Order of Cultural Merit by the Republic of Korea, in recognition of his contributions to promoting the Hallyu wave.

The male singer was also appointed Ambassador to promote the APEC 2025 Summit, and was the only Kpop artist to perform at the reception for leaders of 21 countries, affirming the international position of the "Kpop king".

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/khan-gia-quoc-te-soc-truoc-2-dem-dien-chay-cua-g-dragon-tai-viet-nam-20251111134833030.htm