Legendary group g.o.d (지오디) is set to delight fans with their third consecutive solo concert.
On the morning of the 9th, IOK Company revealed, "god (지오디), Korea's national group, will hold a solo concert at the Seoul Olympic Park KSPO DOME (Gymnastics Stadium) for three days starting from September 27th.

Known for their powerful live performances and top-notch quality, this concert promises fans an unforgettable experience."

Following the success of 2022's g.o.d [ON] and last year's 2023 g.o.d TOUR god's MASTERPIECE, g.o.d(지오디) has consistently delivered energetic performances over the past two years. Fans are eagerly anticipating what new stages and hit songs they will unveil this year.

With each member actively pursuing individual activities and participating in major events like the Busan One Asia Festival (BOF) and Mega Field Music Festival, god (지오디) continues to demonstrate their ticket-selling prowess, consistently filling venues.

Anticipation is high for another successful concert this year.

Stay tuned for more updates about g.o.d (지오디)'s 2024 solo concert through their official social media channels.

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Bibi is making waves as the new model for Uniqlo, marking a major milestone in the fashion world!

On April 15, the Japanese brand Uniqlo revealed their Spring/Summer 2025 campaign featuring none other than the singer and actress Bibi.

In the ad, Bibi confidently rocked Uniqlo's popular bra tops, showcasing her unique style and bold charm that have earned her a loyal fan base.

A representative from Uniqlo shared their excitement, saying, "Bibi’s strong, individual charisma will resonate with women everywhere. Her styling photos will truly highlight the appeal of Uniqlo’s bra tops."

But what makes this campaign even more remarkable is the fact that Bibi is the first Korean celebrity to model for Uniqlo in over 6 years. This comes after the infamous 'No Japan' boycott, which was sparked by rising tensions between South Korea and Japan. The boycott saw Uniqlo, one of Japan's leading brands, take a huge hit, with major stores in places like Myeongdong and Hongdae closing down.

The boycott had its peak in 2019, following Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s decision to increase export restrictions to South Korea. Uniqlo, like many other Japanese brands, struggled during this period. However, over the last year, Uniqlo has been making a strong recovery, seeing a 5.3% sales growth and hitting 1.6 trillion KRW in sales.

Uniqlo's comeback has been significant, with the brand reaching an operating profit of 148.1 billion KRW. Now, with Bibi on board, all eyes are on how her collaboration will impact Uniqlo’s image, as they aim to reassert their position in the competitive SPA industry.

Bibi, who made her debut as a singer in 2019 with the hit song "Soap," has been rising in popularity ever since. Her recent track "Bamyanggaeng," released in February, gained attention from fans worldwide. Beyond music, Bibi has ventured into acting, starring in the 2023 film Hwaran and in the role of Goo Ja Young in SBS’s Hot Blood Priest 2. It’s clear that this multi-talented artist is only just getting started.

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