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Months after promoting their duo album, Big Bang’s GD&TOP released the music video for their hit track “Don’t Go Home“ via their Big Show 2011 DVD.
While G-Dragon and T.O.P. filmed the music video for this particular song back in January, the video was never released in all its glory–though it was leaked through a fancam at the Big Show 2011 in March–leaving fans hanging for its arrival. And although YG Entertainment never clarified why they didn’t release the music video earlier, we assume the reason was due to the multiple bans the song faced.
But fear not! The music video has finally arrived!
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GD&TOP reveal photos from the set of their music videos for “Don’t Go Home” & “Baby Good Night”
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After choosing “Don’t Go Home” and “Baby Good Night” as their follow-up promotion tracks, the duo of GD&TOP have made a romantic transformation for their two music videos.
On January 11th, Star News was able to report from the scene of their film set and revealed that G-Dragon took the leading role for “Don’t Go Home,” while T.O.P took the leading role for “Baby Good Night.”
The two music videos, directed by Lee Kibaek of G-Dragon’s “Boy,” will have connecting story lines featuring a romantic proposal.
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The main scene for the music videos is a set created to look a street from the 80s. The retro outfits, such as the red leather jacket and washed out jeans G-Dragon is wearing, adds to the overall effect of the street.
G-Dragon’s scene depicts him in a car asking his lover to not go home, while T.O.P appears as a ‘love messenger’ in support of G-Dragon.
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In T.O.P’s “Baby Good Night,” T.O.P transforms into a smooth character proposing to his lover for the first time. The pastel blue suit was meant to give a gentler image to his bleached white hair.
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The two have high hopes for the two music videos, as G-Dragon revealed, “Fans will greatly enjoy it, as the connection between the two are unique and features a story line similar to ‘Lie‘ and ‘Haru Haru.’”
He continued, “Our title tracks ‘High High‘ and ‘Oh Yeah‘ won first on M! Countdown and Inkigayo. I hope that ‘Knock Out’ and the rest of our title tracks manage to win first as well.”
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by:allkpop
Months after promoting their duo album, Big Bang’s GD&TOP released the music video for their hit track “Don’t Go Home“ via their Big Show 2011 DVD.
While G-Dragon and T.O.P. filmed the music video for this particular song back in January, the video was never released in all its glory–though it was leaked through a fancam at the Big Show 2011 in March–leaving fans hanging for its arrival. And although YG Entertainment never clarified why they didn’t release the music video earlier, we assume the reason was due to the multiple bans the song faced.
But fear not! The music video has finally arrived!
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GD&TOP reveal photos from the set of their music videos for “Don’t Go Home” & “Baby Good Night”
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After choosing “Don’t Go Home” and “Baby Good Night” as their follow-up promotion tracks, the duo of GD&TOP have made a romantic transformation for their two music videos.
On January 11th, Star News was able to report from the scene of their film set and revealed that G-Dragon took the leading role for “Don’t Go Home,” while T.O.P took the leading role for “Baby Good Night.”
The two music videos, directed by Lee Kibaek of G-Dragon’s “Boy,” will have connecting story lines featuring a romantic proposal.
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The main scene for the music videos is a set created to look a street from the 80s. The retro outfits, such as the red leather jacket and washed out jeans G-Dragon is wearing, adds to the overall effect of the street.
G-Dragon’s scene depicts him in a car asking his lover to not go home, while T.O.P appears as a ‘love messenger’ in support of G-Dragon.
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In T.O.P’s “Baby Good Night,” T.O.P transforms into a smooth character proposing to his lover for the first time. The pastel blue suit was meant to give a gentler image to his bleached white hair.
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The two have high hopes for the two music videos, as G-Dragon revealed, “Fans will greatly enjoy it, as the connection between the two are unique and features a story line similar to ‘Lie‘ and ‘Haru Haru.’”
He continued, “Our title tracks ‘High High‘ and ‘Oh Yeah‘ won first on M! Countdown and Inkigayo. I hope that ‘Knock Out’ and the rest of our title tracks manage to win first as well.”
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by:allkpop
