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K-pop supergroup Bigbang is back in Taiwan reunited for the first time in 11 years, drawing 120,000 fans to Taipei Dome for three nights of explosive performances! The legendary group’s Taiwan visit has been making headlines both on and off stage. From beef noodles and pineapple cakes gifted by Jay Chou to a social media post featuring Taiwan’s flag that mysteriously disappeared.

Legendary K-pop boy band Bigbang is back with a vengeance, reuniting for the first time in 11 years. The supergroup tore up the stage at Taipei Dome over the past three days, with 120,000 VIPs making the pilgrimage to see their idols. For the three performers, it wasn’t just about singing and dancing on stage. A visit to Taiwan wouldn’t be complete without food.

Taeyang
Bigbang member
Last night, I had beef noodles, and also I ate pineapple cakes. Pineapple cakes that Jay Chou gave me. It was really delicious. Thank you bro!

Taeyang’s Taiwan trip featured beef noodles, and even pineapple cakes gifted by none other than the king of Mandopop.

A photo reveals who delivered the pineapple cakes to Bigbang, actor and entertainer Ken Lin! The celeb said he was following orders from Jay Chou’s wife, Hannah Quinlivan, to personally deliver the treats to the K-pop idols. But just as the concert wrapped up, a story on G-Dragon’s Instagram stirred up controversy.

G-Dragon shared a photo of the three Bigbang members riding a backstage cart, captioned “I LOVE YOU VIP.” The heart in the middle featured Taiwan’s national flag, delighting and surprising their fans. But the story didn’t stay up for long, and was quickly taken down. Fans were left wondering whether it was deleted out of concern over crossing politically sensitive lines.

And it didn’t just stop there. A back-up dancer in Bigbang’s crew, known as the Bangers, celebrated the premier performance in Taiwan with a post on Instagram, featuring the Taiwanese flag emoji. But the caption was quickly changed to say “Taipei.”

G-Dragon
Bigbang member
- I would like to thank everyone.
I feel so grateful.
I hope we can come back here. OK?
- Yes!
- Would you like that?
- Yes!

On the final night of the concert series in Taipei, G-Dragon thanked fans in Mandarin. But while he expressed his love for fans on stage, the repeated disappearance of Taiwan flags offstage left fans with mixed emotions.

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