One of the international faces of K-Pop is Lisa from BLACKPINK. Since BLACKPINK’s 2016 debut, the Thai rapper, singer, and dancer has become one of the a very well K-Pop talents. In September 2021, the 25-year-old K-Pop sensation made her solo debut.
She became the first female artist to achieve this feat with her debut solo album LALISA, which only contained two songs, earning more than 736,000 copies in South Korea it during first week of sales. The music video for the album’s lead single, “Same Name,” got 73.6 million views on YouTube in the first day after release, making it the biggest music video debut by a solo artist.
In addition to two Guinness World Records, the song handed Lisa the first MTV Video Music Award ever won by a K-pop singer. Money, the album’s second single, and “Lalisa” both peaked in the top ten of the Billboard Global 200.
The most streamed K-Pop soloist albums and songs at the moment on Spotify are “Lalisa” (album) and “MONEY.”
Only female artist to have 3 hashtags with 10 billion views
Every day, Lisa keeps reaching new records. She is now the first female artist in the world to have three hashtags earn over 10 billion views on TikTok, which is her most recent accomplishment. On the platform, Lisa doesn’t even have a personal profile. Each of her hashtags, “#LISA,” “#Lalisa,” and “#LisaBLACKPINK,” has collected 10 billion views.
Lisa is reportedly receiving offers from several businesses in SEA nations before she renews her contract with YG, according to recent K-media reports. Lisa and her group BLACKPINK are presently on a global tour. She is scheduled to attend the next CELINE show during Paris Fashion Week on February 10.
More than 80 million dollars was offered by Lisa
The group BLACKPINK made its debut in 2016, and its agreement with YG Entertainment is coming to an end this year. Most people anticipate that all of BLACKPINK’s members will sign new contracts with YG given the group’s widespread success. But not everyone desires that. Particularly Lisa’s supporters are upset with the way YG has treated the Thai idol and want her to leave the business. According to a recent K-media rumour, Lisa is getting offers from many SEA nations before she extends her contract with YG.
The process of renewing BLACKPINK’s contract with YG is not anticipated to be simple, according to the Munhwa Ilbo’s reporting, the report said. This is due to a dramatic increase in BLACKPINK’s “ransom price,” which has soared since the group’s global rebirth seven years ago.
