Overview
- On August 12, Mapo police conducted two search-and-seizure operations at YG Entertainment’s Seoul headquarters to gather evidence in the ongoing inquiry.
- Composer Mr. A filed the complaint with Seoul’s Mapo Police Station in November 2024, claiming his song “G-Dragon” was renamed “My Age Is 13” and included without consent on the Shine a Light live album.
- Investigators have questioned multiple staff members and named YG executives Yang Min-suk and YG Plus CEO Choi Sung-jun alongside G-Dragon and founder Yang Hyun-suk in the allegations.
- YG Entertainment denies any infringement, asserting that two distinct songs shared the same title during G-Dragon’s 2009 concert and no unauthorized use occurred.
- Authorities say the probe remains active but have declined to provide further specifics as they continue reviewing evidence.