On February 22, G-Dragon treated fans to a sneak peek of the music video for 'TOO BAD' (feat. Anderson .Paak), the title track from his highly anticipated third album 'Übermensch,' due out on February 25.
The collaboration between the K-pop icon and Anderson .Paak has already stirred excitement across the globe. Anderson .Paak, the multi-talented Korean-American artist known for his work as a singer, rapper, and drummer, has been making waves internationally—especially after forming the hit R&B duo Silk Sonic with Bruno Mars.
Their 2021 single 'Leave the Door Open' topped the Billboard Hot 100, and they took home the coveted Song of the Year and Record of the Year at the 2022 Grammy Awards.
In the teaser, G-Dragon steps onto the center stage of a lively party, setting the tone for the upbeat, rhythm-heavy track. The infectious groove of 'TOO BAD' quickly takes over, enticing viewers to move along with the beat. But it’s not just the music that stands out—G-Dragon’s ever-iconic fashion steals the show.
From his sharp black jacket with red plaid trousers to his chic red jacket paired with sleek leather pants, and even a playful polka-dotted robe, G-Dragon effortlessly blends high fashion with his signature cool, edgy style. These stunning outfits, alongside the eccentric, kitschy visuals, make the teaser impossible to look away from.
Karina from aespa makes a special cameo, adding a dash of intrigue to the storyline. In the final moments of the teaser, Karina waits by a blue car for G-Dragon, who adjusts his shirt before meeting her in what looks like a cinematic moment straight out of a high-fashion movie. Their meeting hints at something deeper in the music video, leaving fans eager to see how this unexpected collaboration unfolds.
In other news, G-Dragon fans have even more to look forward to. The K-pop superstar is gearing up for his 'G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD TOUR [?bermensch] IN KOREA' presented by Coupang Play, which kicks off on March 29 and 30 at the Goyang Sports Complex. Get ready for a show filled with high-energy performances and, of course, G-Dragon's trademark style.
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