G-Dragon Smashes Guitar at BIGBANG Concert in Hanoi
K-pop group BIGBANG thrilled tens of thousands of fans in Hanoi during their 20th-anniversary world tour as G-Dragon recreated his iconic guitar-smashing moment during a performance of the 2011 hit "Tonight."
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