G-Dragon’s Übermensch debuts at No. 3 on U.S. iTunes, marking his long-awaited return. The K-pop icon's past Billboard 200 success hints at strong chart potential.

Dragon's third full-length album, "Ubermensch." (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) SEOUL, Feb. 25 (Yonhap) -- G-Dragon is making his long-awaited comeback with a full-length album after 11 years. Galaxy Corporation announced that the BIGBANG member will release his third studio album,

In a press release for Übermensch, G-Dragon said, “‘Übermensch’ means ‘Beyond-Man,’ representing an individual who transcends themselves. This album embodies the idea of presenting a stronger and more resilient version of oneself to the public. I hope this strength resonates with my fans through my music.”

Singer G-DRAGON will release his 3rd regular solo album ‘Übermensch’ today (25th), marking the end of an 11-year and 5-month hiatus. On the 25th at 12 a.m., G-DRAGON announced his comeback by posting a D-DAY poster about the release of his new album ‘Übermensch’ for fans who have been waiting for a long time.

K-pop icon G-Dragon released his third full-length album, “Übermensch,” with lead track “Too Bad” featuring American rapper Anderson .Paak on Tuesday.

K-pop superstar G-Dragon of BIGBANG dropped Tuesday his third full-length album 'Ubermensch,' treating fans to two music videos from the release.

G-Dragon of K-pop boy group BIGBANG is set to release his first solo full-length album in 11 years Tuesday. "Ubermensch," due out at 2 p.m., is the singer-rapper's third studio album, with his last being "Coup D'etat,