In a shocking turn of events, BIGBANG's iconic leader G-Dragon faced backlash after his concert was delayed by over an hour, causing frustration among fans who were eagerly waiting for the highly anticipated show, "Ü bermensch," held at Goyang Stadium.

Originally set to start at 6:30 p.m. KST on March 29, the concert was first announced to have a 30-minute delay due to worsening weather conditions. However, as the night progressed, concertgoers were left bewildered as the show didn't kick off until 7:43 p.m. KST—an eye-watering 73 minutes late. The outdoor setting compounded the frustrations, as many attendees braved the cold temperatures and harsh winds.

As some fans took to social media to voice their anger, many criticized G-Dragon for not addressing the delay directly or offering an apology when he finally took the stage. This lack of communication added fuel to the fire, with several concertgoers feeling that the artist overlooked their discomfort in the waiting period.

On the morning following the event, G-Dragon's agency, Galaxy Corporation, promptly issued a public apology. They explained that the delays were due to severe weather developments, including subzero temperatures and gusty winds that arose at the venue. The agency emphasized that safety precautions were the primary concern, as they needed to ensure that the concert production did not pose any risks to the audience.

Galaxy Corporation stated, "We extend our heartfelt gratitude and apologies to the fans who waited diligently in the cold for the concert to commence. The safety of our audience was our utmost priority, and we hope for your understanding regarding these unforeseen circumstances."

The agency reassured fans that G-Dragon had been monitoring the weather conditions throughout the day and was present at the venue from early afternoon for soundchecks and rehearsals.

G-Dragon is set to perform again for his second "Ü bermensch" show at Goyang Stadium on March 30 at 6:30 p.m. KST, giving fans another chance to experience his electrifying performances. However, many will undoubtedly be hoping that this time, there are no delays to dampen the excitement.