YG Entertainment has released their official statement on the case of G-Dragon's controversial solo concert. "We came in contact with an article that said the Korean Family Health Department requested that G-Dragon's solo concert be examined in further detail for violating the child protection law and sexual promiscuity performance," said YGE. "We should have considered the extreme impact popular culture can have on young adults. We are sincerely sorry for the controversy and have no intentions of putting the blame on other people or making excuses in order to refuse responsibility. YG will cooperate willingly with any investigations, and we accept all responsibility for the controversy." "Also, although this is a separate matter from the controversy, we would like to mention that for a lot of artists, a solo concert is a big dream as well as a big pressure for them. Usually on music programs, they perform a couple of songs, whereas in a solo concert, an artist must lead the audience for more than 2 hours by himself. We feel that artists feel pressured to show extreme performances in some cases due to the huge amount of expectation put on them." "In the concert DVD, all controversial scenes that were deemed inappropriate will be excluded or edited. We apologize once again for the trouble caused, and will take extreme caution to avoid causing any sort of controversy similar to this in the future. Thank you." Hmm, pretty heartfelt stuff no? Of course, the question is raised, who reviewed the choreography for the concert? Were no bells going off when there was a girl tied to a bed getting humped? Either way, YG has officially apologized for the actions of the Big Bang leader, regardless of whether or not he did anything wrong. I'm sure fangirls are less upset over the dry humping than they are over the fact that the concert DVD will be edited to remove sexual fap material "inappropriate" scenes. Stay tuned to allkpop for coverage of the full investigation.