Episode one of the Japanese mobile drama Yubikoi Kimi No Okuru Message (A Message Sent to You)  starring Big Bang's Seungri (V.I.) premiered on December 4^th with a hilarious ten minute episode. In the mobile drama, Seungri plays a Korean student who is studying abroad in Japan, but does not yet have a full grasp of the Japanese language. The characters of the drama utilize text messages to display their love to those whom they are interested in. It is a modern twist on Cyrano de Bergerac, with Seungri's Han Seung Ho longing for his first love.

Part of the humor behind the drama is derived from the wordplay between Seungri's Han Seung Ho and Miori Takimoto's Mi Woo. Mi Woo is a college student who hosts Han Seung Ho and assists him with communicating with another love interest. However, romance blossoms between the two characters as the drama progresses.

While Seungri received a lot of coverage for stating that he was nervous about performing his first kiss scene for the drama, he has a comedic bed scene with Miori Takimoto in the first episode. Upon waking up after a night of partying, Mi Woo assumes that she has spent the night with a guy from the prior night, played by Kanata Hongo, but soon realizes that Han Seung Ho is in her bed. The mishap leads to an awkward breakfast.

In the behind the scene footage from the drama, Seungri can be seen diligently practicing his kiss scene with actress Miori Takimoto for an upcoming episode.

Yubikoi Kimi No Okuru Message features Seungri's first self-composed Japanese song as theme for the drama. Thoughts Drawing On The Sky, the theme song, also appeared on Seungri's Japanese solo release Let's Talk About Love. As the maknae of Big Bang displays his acting talent through Japanese dramas and variety show performances, it will only be a matter of time before he receives more castings in Korean dramas and film.