BLACKPINK

Debuting under YG Entertainment in 2016, BLACKPINK—comprising members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa—quickly ascended with their explosive double-title debut "Square One." Their musical identity is built on a bold, genre-blending "black" and "pink" dichotomy, merging fierce hip-hop and EDM drops with soaring pop melodies. Landmark eras like their groundbreaking "DDU-DU DDU-DU" breakthrough and the genre-defying "Kill This Love" cemented their status as global hitmakers. Each release is characterized by cinematic music videos, fashion-forward aesthetics, and anthemic choruses that demand attention.

Renowned for their powerful synchronization and commanding stage presence, the group delivers high-octane performances marked by intricate choreography and formidable individual charisma. Their dedicated global fandom, BLINK, has propelled them to shatter records, including historic chart entries and becoming the first K-pop girl group to headline Coachella. BLACKPINK matters as transformative icons who consistently redefine the ceiling for K-pop’s global influence, serving as both record-breaking musicians and prestigious brand ambassadors. They embody a paradigm of confidence and artistry, inspiring a generation and solidifying their legacy as pillars of the modern K-pop era.