King of K-pop, G-Dragon, dominates the stage at Head In The Clouds Los Angeles

The king of K-pop, G-Dragon, has just dominated the stage at 88rising’s Head In The Clouds Los Angeles festival 2025. 

G-Dragon kicked off the set with a bang with tracks from his newest album, Übermensch (2025), playing live renditions of Home Sweet Home (2024) and Power (2024).

 

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He also tapped into nostalgia, playing a series of iconic hits like One Of A Kind (2013) and Crayon (2013).

Despite the sunny Los Angeles weather, the BIGBANG member was decked up in a velvet trench coat with intricate embroidered embellishments.

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Paired with a striped top and blue tie-dye pants, G-Dragon gives off that unbeatable legendary swag.

The leaders also made a comeback, quite literally. The king and queen of K-pop playing together again? Say no more.

THE LEADERS OF KPOP#GDRAGONatHITC2025 #CLatHITC2025 pic.twitter.com/CRbnV0Rd01

— karla (@bomsoulmate) June 1, 2025

2NE1’s CL appeared in an electrifying pink leather trench coat paired with a matching bodysuit. The iconic duo created an explosive impression as they performed The Leaders (2009), showing off their charismatic charm and unmatched synergy. 

The 2NE1 member also delivered a solo track, The Baddest Female (2013), as she delivers a powerful stage presence. But that’s not all we’ll be seeing from her, as she will perform again on Day 2 with the rest of the 2NE1 ladies.

G-Dragon continued showcasing his melodic vocals with Drama (2025). He went on to hype the crowd up, belting out intense tracks like Take Me (2025) and Bullshit (2017). 

As he moved towards the final song, Too Bad (2025), he flaunted his adorable dance moves with a mini solo dance break as dancers crowded around him.

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Putting an end to the set, he also touched on his ongoing world tour, Übermensch. “See you there,” he coolly said.