Big Bang 2018 Update: Seungri Met BTS Fan, Russian Who Doesn't Know Him In 'Let's Eat Dinner Together' Special Episode

JTBC finally revealed the special Russia episode of Let's Eat Dinner Together on Thursday, April 18. The show's MCs - Kang Ho Dong and Lee Kyung Kyu - were accompanied by Big Bang's Seungri, but things got a little intense when he met a BTS fan.

Kang Ho Dong, Lee Kyung Kyu, and Seungri visited a Korean grocery and talked to the place's owner. As the family had been in Russia for three years, the Big Bang member asked if they are still listening to k-pop songs. "Yes," the girl said, per All Kpop.  

In hopes the family's daughter will say she is listening to Big Bang, Seungri asked her what particular band she is following. Then, the girl quickly said it is BTS. Kang Ho Dong and Lee Kyung Kyu can't help but laugh at the girl's answer, while the 27-year-old star was trying to keep his cool.

However, to make it up with Seungri, the girl revealed she also heard of Big Bang's latest song, "Flower Road." "You've heard of it..?" The South Korean asked in surprise. She then corrected herself and said she meant she is still listening to it until now.

Meanwhile, Kang Ho Dong, Lee Kyung Kyu, and Seungri visited the Korean community association in Vladivostok, Russia, on Let's Eat Dinner Together's special episode. It looked like it was not Big Bang's lucky day as another fan didn't know who he was.

A woman approached Seungri for a photo op, which the latter wholeheartedly welcomed. However, it turned out the girl didn't actually know him or his group, Big Bang, and her Korean friend was opting to have a picture with Kang Ho Dong instead as he was a famous wrestler. He started to sing their band's hit song, but to no avail.

So, Kang Ho Dong, Lee Kyung Kyu, and Seungri just got back to their work for Let's Eat Dinner Together's special Russia episode. According to Soompi, when they arrived at the Korean community association, the three were told finding a Korean family that will let them eat dinner with them won't be an easy task. "It could either be spectacular, or it could be a failure," a Korean told them.

So, to help them do the challenge, the community association gave them an apartment complex where a lot of Koreans live. After all the struggles, from complications to not having access to enter the apartment complex, the first family they met let them join for dinner.