Singapore McDonald's outlet pulls down its shutters as crowds rush for K-pop star's $8 hats

VNExpress - Oct 9, 2026

Long queues formed at McDonald's outlets in Singapore on Oct. 8 for limited-edition merchandise tied to K-pop star G-Dragon, and one crowded outlet was seen with its shutters pulled down.

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