Dok2 and Lee Hi Show Affection by Kneeling at Mongolia Concert... Reminiscent of a Proposal

Rapper Dok2 and singer Lee Hi, who are in a public relationship, are drawing attention by showing bold expressions of affection on stage. The two appeared side-by-side on the stage of ‘SUPER CONCERT: SPECIAL’ held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, on August 19. Domestic artists such as PSY, Baek Z Young, and Bizzy, along with many local singers, participated in the performance to grace the event.

According to media reports, videos of the two on stage spread rapidly through online communities and SNS immediately after the performance. In the video, Dok2 expressed his special feelings by referring to Lee Hi as "My Lady." In particular, Dok2 showed an affectionate side by placing his hand on Lee Hi's shoulder or holding hands, and even drew the attention of the audience by performing while kneeling to sing. Seeing this, fans are reacting that the scene was reminiscent of a proposal.

Since they began their public relationship last March, the two have consistently not hidden their affection for each other. At that time, Lee Hi left a post on her SNS saying, "My one and only Dok2," and Dok2 also formalized the relationship by posting a photo taken together. Later, as it was revealed that Lee Hi and family members attended Dok2's birthday party, speculations were raised that marriage might be imminent. In fact, fellow singer Sleepy drew public interest by leaving a comment saying "Let's go to marriage" on their posts.

Dok2 and Lee Hi developed their relationship starting in 2022 and are currently working together as musical colleagues after establishing the joint label ‘808 HI RECORDINGS’. Dok2 previously appeared on a YouTube content and revealed their connection, stating, "We first met around 2014–2015 and grew close while working on music," and "I have been a fan of Lee Hi for a long time." At the sight of the two flaunting their unrestrained affection even on stage, fans are sending heated reactions, saying, "I thought it was a real proposal," and "Isn't only news of marriage left?"

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