G-Dragon of Bigbang has aroused a widespread attention on social media after being photographed with Lee Joo-Young, the grandson of the honorary president of the DL group, at his recent Las Vegas concert.
The photos, shared by Lee on September 2, showed the Superstar K-Pop and the heir of the Chaebol together in the backstage on his world tour übermensch at the T-Mobile Arena on August 31st.
Lee Joo-Young has published several Images On his Instagram account, including one in which he randomly places next to G-Dragon while he keeps his light sticks in the form of an official daisy, indicating his presence as a fan at the concert. The 24 -year -old influencer subtitled his post “summary of the weekend. Photo by Romi”, showing their friendly interaction in the backstage area.
The photos gained a significant online traction in part due to the important family background of Lee. It is the great-grandson of Lee Jae-Jun, founder of the DL group (previously Daelim Group), one of the main conglomerates of Korea founded in 1939. As a daughter of the CEO of Comtech Lee Hae-Chang and grandson of the current president of the DL Lee Hae-Wook group, Lee represents the fourth generation of a more influential families of Korea.
Beyond its family connections, Lee has established itself as a successful fashion influencer with over 130,000 Instagram followers and 50,000 YouTube subscribers. He worked as an intern at Vogue Korea and worked as an advertising model for luxury brands including Dior, Louis Vuitton and Chanel. Its academic results are equally impressive, being graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in international business and have recently obtained admission to the Georgetown University Law Center.
The photos also revealed a longtime friendship between the members of Lee and Bigbang. He shared a return photo to the past of his childhood with herself with G-Dragon and Taeyang, showing that their connection lasts many years. G-Dragon replied to his post on Instagram by appreciating him and leaving a playful comment: “You grew up. All grown up.”
Lee Ai Las Vegas’ appearance concert It occurred during the success of the Hübermensch World Tour of G-Dragon’s highly successful, which marks his first solo tour in eight years. The tour generated a significant commercial success, with an estimated internal economic impact of approximately $ 36 million in South Korea alone. The Las Vegas show was part of the North American stage of the tour, which also includes stops in Newark, Los Angeles and a final European date in Paris.
The attention of the social media that surrounds these photos highlights the intersection of the K-Pop culture and the commercial elite of Korea, with Lee representing a new generation of Chaebol heirs who actively engage with popular culture and maintain public presences on social media. Its connection with G-Dragon demonstrates the crossover between the entertainment industry in Korea and its most important business families.
