Singer G-Dragon's "reverse gifts," distributed to fans attending a pre-recording for a music show, have appeared on second-hand trading platforms.

On the 21st, G-Dragon's agency, Galaxy Corporation, announced on X (formerly Twitter), "Any detected transfers or sales related to public broadcast participation will result in immediate disqualification from all public broadcasts without prior warning." They added, "We kindly ask for your understanding that the blacklist will remain private due to personal information considerations."

On the 20th, G-Dragon gave fans attending the pre-recording of SBS Inkigayo thoughtful gifts from his fashion brand, PEACEMINUSONE, including scarves, masking tapes, keyrings, and string bags. He also gifted irreplaceable items such as hats worn during his new song "Power" and photo cards, all as part of a "reverse gifting" effort.

Through an attached message, G-Dragon wrote, "This is just for now. I haven't even started yet..." He also expressed his gratitude by providing coffee trucks and snack trucks to warm fans waiting in the cold weather for his stage.

However, items described as "G-Dragon Inkigayo Reverse Gift PEACEMINUSONE Full Set" were later listed on a second-hand trading site for 730,000 won. Listings priced at 500,000–600,000 won had already been sold.

Fans reacted with outrage, saying, "I can understand transferring items, but reselling them is crossing the line," "These should be treasured as heirlooms; this is just unacceptable," and "There are too many scalpers lining up just to resell reverse gifts. They all need to be cracked down on."