Seungri, one of the members of the most popular South Korean boy band BIGBANG, launches his first ever self-produced song titled "36 Tricks of Love" for Chinese game-variety show "Girls Fighting."
Seungri is currently one of the mentors in the real-life Chinese game-variety show called "Girls Fighting," which is now in its Season 2. He is doing more than a mentor because he just released a new song for the contestants only for the show.
According to Allkpop, Seungri usually produces his songs in Korean, but this is the first time he ever produced a song in the Chinese language. The "Girls Fighting" contestants performed his song.
SMG: Dragon Television televised the "Girls Fighting" together with Seungri and was first aired on June 14, 2015, as True Viral News reported. Emcees and guest complete the missions at a landmark to win, wherein every new episode has challenges.
Rules are not strictly implemented, so it comes out in a more unscripted show. The show has been accused of plagiarizing a popular Korean variety show "Infinite Challenge," causing a delay for the production that was on hold almost a month because of that issue.
Seungri, born as Lee Seung-hyun, is a singer-songwriter and actor. He debuted as the youngest member of BIGBANG, a South Korean boy band that was named as "Nation's Boy band" and "Kings of K-pop.'' The group has earned praises and respect in the music industry because they compose and produce their own music.
Seungri was also engaged in acting, and in fact, he was part of the South Korean drama series ''Angel Eyes'' in 2014.
Check out this video of Seungri and the contestants of "Go Fighting" during their dance rehearsal.