Big Bang singer Seungri has a simple motto when it comes to dating: just go for it!

In an appearance on Tuesday's episode of the Seoul Broadcasting System program "Incarnation Live," Seungri admitted that when it comes to approaching women he's interested in, the star has no fear.

"I'm a pretty bold person [when it comes to dating]," Seungri said.

"If there's a person that I like, I'll go up to her and ask her out."

The Big Bang singer says so far, the technique has been working for him.

Yet, girls who fall under Seungri's spell may not get the courtesy of a face-to-face breakup. The star admitted he prefers to end relationships over the phone.

"When I'm about to break up with someone, it's hard for me to break it up," Seungri added.

"I'm afraid that I'll back out, so I usually call to end a relationship. I wanted to leave the other person with good memories, but I don't think it's a very clean breakup."

Earlier this month, Seungri released the six-song EP, "Let's Talk About Love" to critical and commercial success.

The singer mused on his own romantic history in anticipation of the release in a Facebook post.

"I'm 24. This is the perfect time to have a good conversation about love," Seungri wrote.  

"Yes, love. I don't know whether it was love or not, but I've been happy and been hurt too. Perhaps it was love."

The Big Bang singer also discussed why he wanted to make the love the center of the songs on his new album.

"It wasn't too hard for me to come up with this theme," Seungri wrote.

"The topic that fans and public find most approachable is love. So I wanted to fill my album with songs about love."

The singer enlisted the help of two of his Big Bang bandmates, Taeyang and G-Dragon for one of the songs on "Let's Talk About Love."

"A love song sang by three handsome guys Seungri, G-Dragon and Taeyang," Seungri joked.

"The three names combined may sound a little awkward, but not completely unfamiliar. We were working on our own solo album around the same time, so it was only natural that we bumped into each other at the studio a lot."