G-Dragon’s ‘Good Day’ Premieres in India, Featuring K-Drama and K-pop Stars
G-Dragon for the poster of ‘Good Day.’ Photo: courtesy of MBC.
G-Dragon’s much-awaited variety show Good Day is now available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video’s Channel K, India’s first Korean entertainment channel that promises “a seamless, fan-focused experience.”
Good Day with K-pop icon G-Dragon (BigBang) at its centerpiece has him working on music collaborations with A-list Korean entertainment artists, in addition to an all-star cast from the K-drama and K-pop scenes.
Featuring episodes with interesting narratives that follow G-Dragon and his daily routine and encounters with celebrities, this variety show is as distinct as it is entertaining, replete with witty exchanges and lighthearted moments to add to the viewing experience.
The show’s roster includes popular actors like Hwang Jung-min, Kim Soo-hyun, Jung Hae-in, Im Si-wan, Kim Go-eun, Kwanghee, and Lee Soo-hyuk. Added to the mix are webtoon artist and entertainer Kian84, comedian, and TV host Jung Hyung Don, chef Anh Sung-jae, rapper Defconn, composer and music producer Code Kunst, as well as K-pop heavyweights including BigBang’s Taeyang and Daesung, Seventeen’s subunit BSS members Hoshi, DK, and Seungkwan, and members from the pop rock band Day6.
Good Day is essentially a music initiative directed by Kim Tae-ho, best known for his comedy reality television show Infinite Challenge (2005-2018). As implied by the text on Good Day’s poster, “같이 부를까?” “Shall we sing together?” in English, G-Dragon will team up with those in attendance to put together a special song.
To put it simply, G-Dragon will blend his experiences from his encounters with the guests into music while offering viewers a firsthand glimpse into his and the show’s creative process along the way.
In a nutshell, the MBC show portrays a more up-close side of G-Dragon—including his life outside of work, candid moments—and his rapport with his guests—blended with music.
Good Day is now available on Channel K, which certainly adds to its growing collection of Korean dramas, movies, reality shows, and exclusives handpicked specifically for Indian audiences.
