Rapper and Big Bang frontman G-Dragon wants to give 1,000 fans the thrill of a lifetime, by helping him make the music video for his song "Who You?"

"I want to film a music video for 'Who You?' so please send me some ideas," G-Dragon wrote in a Twitter post on September 11.

"If they're actually pretty good, I'll do it."

After receiving a whole lot of fan feedback, G-Dragon decided to direct the video himself with some help from 1,000 of his friends, on October 1, according to eNEWS.

"10/5, 'Who You?' I'm a director!" G-Dragon tweeted on Tuesday.

 "Please make a music video personally filming me and appearing in it. For more information on [the October 5 "Who You?" video shoot] please look at the homepage. Anticipating."

According to the website of VIP4, Big Bang's official Korean fan club, 1,000 fan club members will assist in the filming and editing of the "Who You?" music video, to be shot in on October 5.

The fans will "create a music video by editing in fan videos and pictures together" with footage shot that day, according to the website BigBangUpdates.com.

As anyone following the world of K-pop knows, G-Dragon just completed a month-long promotional blitz for his new double-album "Coup d'Etat."

The work appears to have paid off.

The Big Bang rapper currently holds the number one spot on the Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 with "Crooked."

"Who You?" is at number 13.

South Korean singer and actress Seo In Young praised G-Dragon's adventurous spirit in a television appearance on Monday.

"He's someone who tries new things at every moment," she said. "Because of those challenges, he always earns good results."

She also praised the rapper for his now-iconic style.

"He's quite pretty and has an awesome fashion sense," she said.

Seo began praising G-Dragon after she was asked to name the "best fashionista in the industry."

If G-Dragon is looking to setttle down, perhaps he should call the actress. Seo said she is currently thinking beyond just having a career.

"I want to get married in the future and live the life of a [normal] woman too," she said.