G-Dragon's new song “HOME SWEET HOME” has been deemed ineligible for KBS broadcast. Released on November 22, just a month after “POWER,” G-Dragon's new
,” G-Dragon’s new song “HOME SWEET HOME” quickly gained popularity and topped several music charts. It also drew attention with features from his fellow BIGBANG members
The song conveys a message of returning to fans, described as “my happy home,” and reassures them they have never been abandoned. On December 4, KBS ruled “HOME SWEET HOME” ineligible for broadcast. KBS explained that the decision was made due to its lyrics mentioning specific brands, such as Airbnb, which violates Article 46 of the broadcasting regulations that restrict advertising effects. When you visit any web site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies.
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