BABYMONSTER Reveals G-Dragon’s Off-Camera Personality: “At YG, He’s The Most…”

G-Dragon Mentioned on ‘Running Man’

In the latest episode of the popular SBS variety show Running Man, aired on November 10, renowned K-Pop icon G-Dragon (GD) of BIGBANG was referenced in a lively discussion featuring the young guests, Rami and Rora from the newly formed group BABYMONSTER.

Special Guests: BABYMONSTER

Rami and Rora, both current high school students and the youngest talents signed under YG Entertainment, shared their aspirations of becoming celebrities from a young age. Rami, who began her career as a child model at just two years old, elaborated that she continued modeling until age twelve before venturing into the broader entertainment industry.

When questioned about familial ties to the entertainment world, Rami revealed, “My mom almost debuted in a girl group and participated in the National Singing Contest.” Rora chimed in, adding that her mother is a former pianist, showcasing their musical heritage.

Anecdotes and Laughter

Throughout the episode, the camaraderie was evident as Kim Jong-kook humorously recalled discovering that his mother had a vibrant social life in Myeongdong, drawing laughter from the group. Fellow cast members Ji Suk-jin and Yoo Jae-suk joined in on the fun, sharing humorous anecdotes about their fathers’ amusing pasts.

Family Heritage in Entertainment

The playful atmosphere continued, with Kim Dong-jun mentioning his mother’s previous career as a track athlete, while Song Ji-hyo revealed her mother was a former swimmer. Yang Se-chan also contributed to the laughter, sharing, “My grandfather dreamed of being a comedian,” eliciting comments about the undeniable influence of family on their current careers.

G-Dragon’s Supportive Nature

At the close of the episode, Rami and Rora were asked about the most supportive senior within YG Entertainment. The young stars eagerly said, “We met G-Dragon just a few days ago.” This prompted Kim Jong-kook to express his curiosity about why GD has yet to appear on Running Man, despite having been featured on other shows like You Quiz on the Block. His playful lament was, “We don’t film in rice fields anymore, so come on Running Man too,” a direct call-out to G-Dragon.

With exciting episodes like this, Running Man continues to engage viewers with heartfelt stories and entertaining interactions among beloved idols and guests.

Source: Daum

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