Yonhap News TV releases interview video of G-DRAGON who has tested negative... “I am thorough in self-control” = South Korea

An additional interview with G-DRAGON (35/real name: Kwon JIYEON) of the Korean idol group BIGBANG, who is suspected of drug use, has been released, and he says, ``Take care of yourself.''
He once again maintained his innocence regarding the suspicion of drug use. On the 21st, Yonhap News TV posted on its YouTube channel, ``G-DRAGON
An additional interview titled ``It's a funny story'' has been released. In the video, G-DRAGON said, ``I don't know what kind of image the world has (of celebrities), but emptiness and stress are
We must find a way to resolve each case," and stressed that "it must never become a drug." He said, ``My job is one that attracts a lot of attention from the public, so I take great care of myself.
"I'm always careful," he said, adding, "I'm proud that I've lived my life that way, but when my name was unexpectedly mentioned in an incident like this, I'm worried about my fans and the many people who support me.
"My heart hurts so much," he said. When asked if there was any access to drugs in the area, the answer was "No. If there was such a situation, I would have to avoid it myself."
I tuned it. When asked, ``What do you want most right now?'', she answered ``freedom.'' ``The most important thing is for the investigative agency to quickly announce the results,'' he said.
In conclusion, he said, ``I'm very sorry to have caused people to worry, but I hope you don't worry too much about the outcome.''
``I want you to watch over me,'' and ``I hope the day will come when I can show you my smiling face as a singer.'' Previously, on the 6th, police conducted a simple reagent test to investigate G-DRAGON, and after
Hair and fingernails were collected, and the National Institute of Forensic Science was asked to conduct a detailed examination. Both a simple reagent test and a detailed examination conducted by the National Institute of Forensic Science came back negative.