
K-pop group BIGBANG's Day 3 finale at the Taipei Arena was in full swing tonight, attracting 40,000 fans. G-Dragon looked back emotionally on his 20 years since debut, and the members showed off their Chinese and Taiwanese languages to woo their fans.
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Korean pop group BIGBANG held a three-day concert at the Taipei Arena, attracting 40,000 fans.
2026/10/11 19:15
BIGBANG performed at the Dome for three consecutive days, including Daesung (from left), GD, and Taeyang. (provided by readers)
[Reporter Zhong Zhijun/Report from Taipei] Hallyu group BIGBANG’s Taipei Arena Day 3 final show was on full swing tonight (11). GD, Taeyang, and Daesung kicked off the show with “FANTASTIC BABY”, which brought the atmosphere to the highest point. The screams of the 40,000 V.I.Ps (fan names) at the scene escalated again, and the heat of the final show was even more out of control than the previous two days.
After singing "TONIGHT" and other classic songs, GD opened his mouth in the familiar fan-favoring mode: "Taipei, are you ready?", and then greeted in Chinese, "Long time no see, did you sleep well?"
Daesang also called out cordially in Chinese: "Hello everyone, I'm Daesang! How are you all? I miss you so much!" Not only did he tease fans on stage, but he also went directly to the rock area to touch hands with fans, making him a fan favorite. As soon as Taeyang came on stage, he shouted "I love you" in Taiwanese, and then added "I Love Taipei", which accurately touched the hearts of Taiwanese fans.
In the middle of the performance, GD gave a rare emotional review of BIGBANG's 20 years together and sighed: "It's already 2026, and it's been 20 years since we debuted. It's really amazing and crazy." He also expressed his special thanks to the fans who have been with him all the way. This final show was not just a concert, but more like a large-scale 20th anniversary class reunion, and the screams and cheers from the audience almost never stopped.
But the excitement had just started to heat up, and Taiyang immediately brought the topic to "Taiwanese food" in the next second. He mentioned the pineapple cake for two days in a row. He joked that he went to Din Tai Fung yesterday to eat and it was "really delicious." After speaking, he sweetly added: "It's very sweet, just like you." The 40,000 people in the audience were instantly moved to the point of explosion.
Daesao continued to take the cute route, frequently checking "Can you hear my voice?" and shouting to the audience, "So cute, so cute, Taipei!" The three of them sang classics while doting on their fans, and on the last day they became more and more open-minded.

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