Se7en checked Taeyang's and GD's mobile phones!

Singer Seven appeared on KBS 2TV’s “All-Night Variety Nocturnal” on Sep. 13. Seven suggested that they donate their blood for this episode and so the singer and the program’s five MCs took a time of self-reflection before extracting their blood.

Seven said there’s nothing for him to reflect on because he hasn’t done anything bad. He rather proposed that they share good deeds they have done. However, if the others did not agree it was good deed, the person must eat garlic rice cake as a penalty.

MCs Jang Hang-jun, Sin Dong-yeob and Yun Jong-sin ended up eating the rice cakes first as the other cast would not recognize their stories as good deeds.

Seven was less confident, saying he hadn’t done a good thing either. Then Gill mentioned a text message incident involving Seven and G-Dragon.

Seven then opened up about a story going back years when he was a trainee in his middle school years and Big Bang members G-Dragon and Taeyang were in elementary school. Seven said that as their senior, whenever he met them, he would inspect their cell phones to check on contacts and text messages. He said that what he did, checking their schedule and personal relations, was good because he was worried for them.

But MCs Sin and Yun argued it was a bad thing, violating their private lives, to which Seven quickly acknowledged, “On second thought I guess it wasn’t a good thing after all,” and picked up a piece of garlic rice cake.

But what he picked was not the garlic kind but a sweet strawberry piece. Seven beamed, “It’s so tasty.” Sin said, “That coincidence shows that your cell inspection was really out of a good heart.”
Despite the heavy rain, 159 people gathered to donate their blood, and 62 of them were diagnosed as adequately fit to give blood.

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TAEYANG always VIP*.*

The MCs and Seven also took part and Sin and Jang gave their blood. The others who were determined to not be in an ideal state to give blood that day instead wrote a pledge to donate blood some other day when they were medically fit.