Big Bang members worked harder than ever for their upcoming MADE album, with leader G-Dragon needing to overcome a lot of worries when the group was creating their new music.

In a show of touching vulnerability, G-Dragon said that despite a successful solo promotion run last year, he was anxious and felt burdened due to the pressure of releasing music three long years since Big Bang's last album.

"I've been well. I released a solo album prior to last year and I was able to perform well because of the love and support," the Big Bang leader candidly recounted during Big Bang's first concerts for their new album and world tour of the same name last April 25 and 26 at the Seoul Olympic Park Gymnastics Stadium, reports Koreaboo.

"In all honesty, I was in a slump that wasn't a normal slump. I worried a lot. The group has grown due to all the fans, so I unknowingly felt a heavy burden because it's been a long time since we released an album. I worried a lot because of this, but we worked well, as we continued," he added.

How did G-Dragon overcome his worries? A hard work ethic and the group's camaraderie helped them push through to complete the new album.

"I thought to myself that I just need to work. We got together frequently and worked," he said.

Big Bang fans will only have to wait for two more days before hearing the result of this hard work through the initial release of two songs from the MADE album. The group will release "Loser" and "Bae Bae" along with their music videos on May 1.