BLACKPINK

Added: BLACKPINK's four members are Jisoo, Jennie, [Rosé](/wiki/rose) and [Lisa](/wiki/lisa), and the South Korean group was formed by YG Entertainment.[1] Its debut single album, 'Square One', came out on 8 August 2016.[2] From 2018 Interscope Records and Universal Music Group represented the group outside Asia; 'JUMP' (2025) was distributed by The Orchard instead of Interscope.[3][4] BLACKPINK renewed its contract with YG for group activities in December 2023, and each member set up or joined a company for her solo work between December 2023 and June 2024. The group played the Deadline World Tour from July 2025 to January 2026 and released the EP 'Deadline' on 27 February 2026.[5][6][7][8][9][10]

Added: 'Born Pink' (2022) was the first album by a female group to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200 since Danity Kane's 'Welcome to the Dollhouse' in 2008, and Guinness World Records lists it as the first K-pop album by a female act to top that chart.[11][12] Its Born Pink World Tour (2022–2023) played 66 shows to 1.8 million people.[13] BLACKPINK was the first K-pop girl group to perform at Coachella, in 2019, and headlined the festival in 2023.[14][15] TIME named it Entertainer of the Year for 2022,[16] the four members received MBEs from King Charles III at Buckingham Palace in 2023,[17][18] and on 20 February 2026 its channel became the first Official Artist Channel on YouTube to pass 100 million subscribers.[19]

Added: ## Members of BLACKPINK

Added: BLACKPINK debuted with four members, and YG's profile of the group listed the same four in October 2026.[20] YG introduced them one at a time on its official blog in June 2016: Jennie on 1 June, Lisa on 8 June, Jisoo on 15 June and Rosé on 22 June. The group's name and first group photos followed on 29 June, when YG explained the name by saying that pink is described as the prettiest colour but being pretty is not everything.[21][22][23][24][25] The birthdays below are those on YG's profile.[20]

Added: - Jisoo: South Korean, born 3 January 1995.[26]

Added: - Jennie: South Korean, born 16 January 1996.[27]

Added: - Rosé: born in Auckland, New Zealand, on 11 February 1997.[28]

Added: - Lisa: Thai, born 27 March 1997.[29]

Added: Jennie was born in South Korea as Jennie Kim and spent five years at school in Auckland from the age of ten.[27] Rosé was born Roseanne Park and grew up in Melbourne, Australia;[28] the Recording Academy's 2026 Song of the Year nominations list her among the songwriters of 'APT.' under her Korean name, as Chae Young Park.[30] Lisa has told interviewers that she took the name Lalisa on a fortune teller's advice after auditioning for YG, which called her back the following week;[31] she had trained at YG for about five years when she was introduced.[22]

Added: ## Debut with 'Whistle' and 'Boombayah' (2016)

Added: 'Square One' came out at 8 pm Korean time on 8 August 2016, and 'Whistle' topped seven Korean real-time charts by the next morning.[2][32] On the Gaon Digital Chart, later renamed the Circle Chart, it entered at No. 1 for the week of 7–13 August 2016 and held the position the following week, while 'Boombayah' peaked at No. 7.[33] In the United States the two songs entered Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart at No. 1 ('Boombayah') and No. 2 ('Whistle'), with about 6,000 downloads each. Billboard reported that no act had reached No. 1 on that chart faster, and that only PSY and BIGBANG had held its top two places before.[34]

Added: 'Square Two', with 'Playing with Fire' and 'Stay', was released at midnight Korean time on 1 November 2016.[35] 'Playing with Fire' entered the Gaon Digital Chart at No. 3 and 'Stay' at No. 10.[36] 'Playing with Fire' also became the group's second No. 1 on World Digital Song Sales, with 4,000 copies,[37] and entered the Canadian Hot 100 at No. 92, the first song by a K-pop girl group on that chart.[38]

Added: ## 'As If It's Your Last' and 'Square Up' (2017–2018)

Added: 'As If It's Your Last' followed on 22 June 2017. It peaked at No. 3 on the Gaon Digital Chart,[39] gave the group its third No. 1 on World Digital Song Sales[40] and entered Billboard's Bubbling Under Hot 100 at No. 13, its first appearance on that chart.[41]

Added: In Japan, BLACKPINK held a showcase at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo on 20 July 2017 for 14,000 people, after more than 200,000 applications for tickets.[42] Its Japanese debut mini album, 'BLACKPINK', released on 30 August 2017, entered Oricon's weekly album ranking dated 11 September at No. 1 with about 39,000 copies; it was the third debut album by a foreign act to top that ranking, after those of t.A.T.u. and 2NE1.[43]

Added: The EP 'Square Up' came out on 15 June 2018, led by 'DDU-DU DDU-DU'.[44] On the Billboard Hot 100 dated 30 June 2018 the song entered at No. 55, the highest position a K-pop girl group had reached, ahead of the Wonder Girls' 'Nobody' (No. 76 in 2009), and 'Square Up' entered the Billboard 200 at No. 40 with 14,000 units.[45] 'DDU-DU DDU-DU' reached No. 78 in the United Kingdom, where BLACKPINK became the first K-pop girl group to enter the Official Singles Chart,[46][47] and the RIAA certified the single gold on 15 August 2019.[48]

Added: ## Interscope, Coachella and 'Kill This Love' (2018–2019)

Added: BLACKPINK sang on [Dua Lipa](/trends/training-season-dua-lipa)'s 'Kiss and Make Up', released on 19 October 2018 on the complete edition of her debut album.[49] The song entered the Hot 100 at No. 93, which made BLACKPINK the only Korean girl group with more than one entry on the chart,[50] and reached No. 36 in the UK.[51] The same month YG and Interscope Records announced a global partnership under which Interscope and Universal Music Group represented the group outside Asia.[3][52] On 10 and 11 November 2018 the group gave its first concerts in Korea, at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul, as the Seoul dates of the In Your Area tour.[53]

Added: 'Kill This Love', the title track of an EP of the same name, came out at midnight Korean time on 5 April 2019.[54][55] Its video drew 56.7 million YouTube views in its first 24 hours, a record for a music video, passing the 55.4 million of [Ariana Grande](/wiki/ariana-grande)'s 'thank u, next';[55] Guinness World Records later noted that the group held the record for only a week.[56] YouTube told Billboard that the video's premiere peaked at more than 979,000 viewers watching at once, the most for a YouTube Premiere.[57] The song entered the Hot 100 dated 20 April 2019 at No. 41, again the highest position for a K-pop girl group, and the EP reached No. 24 on the Billboard 200 with 19,000 units.[58]

Added: In April 2019 BLACKPINK became the first K-pop girl group to play Coachella, performing on 12 and 19 April.[59][60][14] Variety described the first set, 13 songs in just over 50 minutes on the Sahara stage, as the group's first full-length public concert in the United States.[60] The In Your Area tour's North American leg, announced in February as six arena dates, ran from The Forum in Los Angeles on 17 April to Fort Worth on 8 May, with a second night added in Newark.[61][62] In Japan, 'Kill This Love -JP Ver.-', with four songs newly recorded in Japanese, came out on 16 October 2019.[63][62]

Added: ## 'The Album' and 'Light Up the Sky' (2020)

Added: Lady Gaga released 'Sour Candy', a collaboration with BLACKPINK from her album 'Chromatica', on 28 May 2020; it entered the Hot 100 at No. 33.[64][65] 'How You Like That' followed on 26 June 2020.[66] Guinness World Records recognised the 86.3 million views of its video in the first 24 hours as the most for any YouTube video in that time, and the premiere, with a peak of 1.66 million people watching at once, as having the most viewers for the premiere of a video on YouTube.[56] The song entered the Hot 100 at No. 33[67] and won Song of the Summer at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards, BLACKPINK's first VMA and the first for a K-pop girl group.[68][69]

Added: 'Ice Cream', with Selena Gomez, came out on 28 August 2020 and entered the Hot 100 at No. 13.[70][65] Both songs were singles from 'The Album', BLACKPINK's first full-length album, released on 2 October 2020 with 'Lovesick Girls' as its focus track.[70] It entered the Billboard 200 at No. 2 with 110,000 units, the highest position for an all-female group since Danity Kane's No. 1 in 2008,[71] and reached No. 2 in the UK.[72] In Korea the physical album, on sale from 6 October, sold about 590,000 copies on its first day according to Hanteo,[73] topped the Gaon weekly album chart and finished October second on the monthly chart with 1,073,671 copies.[74] On 26 October YG put its sales at 1,209,543 copies, including about 319,300 in the United States and Europe, and called it the first album by a Korean girl group to pass one million.[75]

Added: Netflix released 'BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky', its first K-pop documentary, on 14 October 2020. Directed by Caroline Suh and produced by RadicalMedia, it ends with the group's 2019 Coachella set.[1][76]

Added: ## Online concert, film and solo debuts (2021)

Added: On 31 January 2021 BLACKPINK streamed an online concert, 'The Show', on YouTube; YG said about 280,000 people bought YouTube memberships to watch it.[77] 'Blackpink: The Movie' opened on 4 August 2021 in about 3,400 cinemas in about 100 countries.[78] In Japan the group's first full-length Japanese album, 'The Album -JP Ver.-', came out on 3 August 2021.[79] The members' solo careers had begun with Jennie's single 'Solo' in November 2018;[80] Rosé followed with the single album 'R' in March 2021 and Lisa with 'Lalisa' that September.[81][82]

Added: ## 'Born Pink' and the Born Pink World Tour (2022–2023)

Added: The video for 'Ready for Love', made with the game PUBG Mobile, came out on 29 July 2022.[83] 'Pink Venom' followed on 19 August 2022 and entered the Billboard Global 200 at No. 1, the group's first No. 1 on that chart, where it spent two weeks at the top.[84][85] In Australia it entered the ARIA Singles Chart at No. 1, the highest debut by a K-pop group in the chart's history.[86] It reached No. 22 on the Hot 100.[65]

Added: 'Born Pink', the group's second full-length album, came out on 16 September 2022.[87] The Circle Chart counted 2,141,281 copies in its first two days on sale.[88] It entered the Billboard 200 at No. 1 with 102,000 units[11] and topped the UK's Official Albums Chart, the first K-pop girl group to do so.[89] 'Shut Down', released with the album, also entered the Global 200 at No. 1 and reached No. 25 on the Hot 100.[87][65] In December TIME named BLACKPINK its 2022 Entertainer of the Year.[16]

Added: The Born Pink World Tour opened at the KSPO Dome in Seoul on 15 October 2022[90] and closed at the Gocheok Sky Dome, also in Seoul, on 17 September 2023, after 66 shows in 34 cities for 1.8 million people.[13] Billboard Boxscore's 2023 year-end chart, which counted 29 of the shows, placed it tenth among the year's tours with $148.3 million and 703,000 tickets.[91] During the tour BLACKPINK headlined Coachella on 15 and 22 April 2023, the first K-pop act to do so,[15][92] and on 2 July 2023 it headlined BST Hyde Park in London before 65,000 people, the first K-pop act at the top of the bill of a major UK festival.[93]

Added: 'The Girls', from the soundtrack of the mobile game 'Blackpink: The Game', reached all streaming services on 25 August 2023 after first appearing inside the game;[94] its physical edition entered the Circle weekly album chart at No. 1 with 160,460 copies.[95] At the MTV Video Music Awards that September BLACKPINK won Group of the Year, and 'Pink Venom' won Best Choreography.[96] On 22 November 2023, during the South Korean state visit to Britain, King Charles III invested the four at Buckingham Palace for their work as advocates for the COP26 climate summit held in Glasgow in 2021.[17] The palace announced the awards as honorary MBEs; a Foreign Office official quoted by the Korea JoongAng Daily said that Rosé's was a substantive MBE, because she is a New Zealand citizen.[17][18]

Added: ## YG contract renewal and solo labels (2023–2024)

Added: On 6 December 2023 YG announced that BLACKPINK had renewed its exclusive contract for group activities, with a new album and a world tour promised;[5][97] on 29 December YG said it would not sign contracts for the members' individual activities.[98] Each member set up or joined a company for her solo work. Jennie announced her label OA (ODD ATELIER) on 24 December 2023,[6] Lisa announced her label LLOUD on 8 February 2024,[99] Jisoo unveiled her agency Blissoo on 21 February 2024,[100] and Rosé's management contract with THEBLACKLABEL, the company of the group's longtime producer Teddy, was announced on 18 June 2024.[7]

Added: A 92-minute concert film, 'BLACKPINK World Tour [Born Pink] in Cinemas', opened in more than 110 countries on 31 July 2024. Billboard's report on the film, which Trafalgar Releasing and CJ 4DPLEX distributed, described the tour as the highest-grossing in history by an Asian act and by a female group.[101] In a YG video posted on 22 July 2024 the company's founder, Yang Hyun-suk, said that 2025 would mark the start of BLACKPINK's comeback and world tour.[102]

Added: ## 'JUMP', the Deadline World Tour and 'Deadline' (2025–2026)

Added: BLACKPINK announced a 2025 world tour on 19 February 2025.[103] Later billed as the Deadline World Tour, it opened with two concerts at Goyang Stadium, in Gyeonggi Province, on 5 and 6 July 2025, where the group first performed 'JUMP' live.[8][104] The single came out on 11 July 2025, released by YG and distributed by The Orchard, which replaced Interscope Records.[4] It entered the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. US charts at No. 1 with 123 million streams in its first week, the group's third Global 200 No. 1,[105] and entered the Hot 100 at No. 28, its peak there, and spent 10 weeks on that chart, the group's longest run.[106][65]

Added: On 15 and 16 August 2025 BLACKPINK became the first K-pop girl group to headline London's Wembley Stadium.[107] Paris Saint-Germain sold a 'BLACKPINK In Your Area' clothing collection from 30 July 2025, ahead of the group's two concerts at the Stade de France on 2 and 3 August.[108] The tour ended with three nights at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong on 24–26 January 2026, after 33 shows in 16 cities.[9][109] YG reported 165,000 people over three nights at the Tokyo Dome.[109]

Added: 'Deadline', a five-track EP, was announced in mid-January 2026 and released on 27 February with a video for its title track, 'GO'; its other songs were 'JUMP', 'Me and my', 'Champion' and 'Fxxxboy'.[110][10][111] According to Hanteo it sold 1,461,785 copies on its first day and 1,774,577 in its first week, both records for a K-pop girl group;[112][113] the Circle Chart counted 1,750,692 copies in its release week, enough for No. 1 on both the weekly and the February monthly album chart.[114] It entered the Billboard 200 at No. 8 with 52,000 units[115] and the UK Albums Chart at No. 11, and 'GO' entered the Hot 100 at No. 63 and the UK singles chart at No. 44.[116][117][118]

Added: ## 100 million subscribers, the Met Gala and the 10th anniversary (2026)

Added: The BLACKPINK channel on YouTube, opened on 28 June 2016, passed 100 million subscribers at about 7:31 pm Korean time on 20 February 2026, and YouTube marked it with a custom Red Diamond Creator Award.[119][19] Guinness World Records, counting to 1 April 2026, listed BLACKPINK as the most-streamed female group on Spotify, with 16,941,431,115 streams, and the band with the most subscribers and the most views on YouTube, with 41,756,433,903 views.[120] It inducted the group as a Guinness World Records Icon in 2026.[121] On 4 May 2026 all four members attended the Met Gala in the same year for the first time; it was Jisoo's first Met Gala, and Lisa sat on the host committee.[122]

Added: For the 10th anniversary on 8 August 2026, YG held a meeting with all four members that afternoon at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul for 40 paying Weverse members, announced only two days earlier and drawn by lottery after a nine-hour application window. The short notice and small scale drew criticism from fans.[123] Each member apologised separately: Jisoo on 8 August, Rosé on 11 August, Lisa on 14 August and Jennie on 17 August.[124] The group also released a seven-item 'Blackpink Heritage Collection' with MU:DS, the museum's goods brand.[123]

Added: ## Songwriters and producers

Added: Teddy, the group's longtime producer, is credited as a composer of the lead songs of every BLACKPINK Korean release from 'Whistle' and 'Boombayah' in 2016 to 'JUMP' in 2025, except 'The Girls' (2023), a song for the mobile game 'Blackpink: The Game'. His most frequent co-writers on those songs were 24, R.Tee and Bekuh Boom, with Future Bounce on two early singles; the credits are listed under Discography.[125][126][127][128] Danny Chung is among the lyricists of 'How You Like That', 'Lovesick Girls', 'Pink Venom', 'Shut Down', 'The Girls' and 'GO'.[129][130][131][132][128][133] 'GO' (2026) was written without Teddy, who is credited as a co-producer: its music is credited to Henry Walter (the producer Cirkut), Chris Martin and Rosé, and its lyrics to Chris Martin, Henry Walter, Rosé, Danny Chung, Jisoo, Jennie and Lisa.[133][134][135]

Added: The members' names appear in the credits of 'Lovesick Girls' (2020), which lists Jennie as a composer and lyricist and Jisoo as a lyricist,[130] of 'The Girls' (2023), written by Rosé and Jennie with Ryan Tedder, Michel 'Lindgren' Schulz, Melanie Fontana, Madison Love and Danny Chung,[128] and of 'GO', whose lyrics credit all four.[133] 'Kiss and Make Up' was produced by Banx & Ranx, and 'Sour Candy' by BloodPop and Burns.[136][137]

Added: ## Billboard and UK chart history

Added: BLACKPINK had 11 entries on the Billboard Hot 100 by October 2026, and every one peaked in its first week on the chart. Its own singles climbed with each release from June 2018 to August 2020, and 'Ice Cream' was still the group's highest position in October 2026; 'JUMP', with 10 weeks, was its longest run. The entries, with the chart date of their debut, their peak and their weeks on the chart:[65]

Added: - 'DDU-DU DDU-DU': 30 June 2018, No. 55, one week

Added: - 'Kiss and Make Up' with Dua Lipa: 3 November 2018, No. 93, one week

Added: - 'Kill This Love': 20 April 2019, No. 41, four weeks

Added: - 'Sour Candy' with Lady Gaga: 13 June 2020, No. 33, two weeks

Added: - 'How You Like That': 11 July 2020, No. 33, two weeks

Added: - 'Ice Cream' with Selena Gomez: 12 September 2020, No. 13, eight weeks

Added: - 'Lovesick Girls': 17 October 2020, No. 59, one week

Added: - 'Pink Venom': 3 September 2022, No. 22, six weeks

Added: - 'Shut Down': 1 October 2022, No. 25, three weeks

Added: - 'JUMP': 26 July 2025, No. 28, 10 weeks

Added: - 'GO': 14 March 2026, No. 63, one week

Added: All five of its entries on the Billboard 200 also peaked in their first week: 'Born Pink' at No. 1, 'The Album' at No. 2 with 26 weeks on the chart, 'Deadline' at No. 8, 'Kill This Love' at No. 24 and 'Square Up' at No. 40.[138] By October 2026 the group had 23 entries and three No. 1s on the Billboard Global 200, which began in September 2020: 'Pink Venom' (two weeks), 'Shut Down' and 'JUMP'. 'JUMP' and 'How You Like That' each stayed 34 weeks, the group's longest runs there, and 'Pink Venom' 30.[85] In the United Kingdom 'Born Pink' topped the Official Albums Chart and 'The Album' reached No. 2. The group's highest single there was 'Sour Candy' (No. 17), and its highest as lead artist 'JUMP' (No. 18).[118]

Added: ## Discography

Added: - 'Square One' (single album, 8 August 2016): 'Whistle' (휘파람; music by Teddy, Future Bounce and Bekuh Boom, lyrics by Teddy and Bekuh Boom, arranged by Teddy and Future Bounce) and 'Boombayah' (붐바야; music and lyrics by Teddy and Bekuh Boom, arranged by Teddy).[125][139] 'Whistle' reached No. 1 and 'Boombayah' No. 7 on the Gaon Digital Chart.[33]

Added: - 'Square Two' (single album, 1 November 2016): 'Playing with Fire' (불장난; music by Teddy and R.Tee, lyrics by Teddy, arranged by R.Tee) and 'Stay' (music by Teddy and Seo Won-jin, lyrics by Teddy, arranged by Teddy and Seo Won-jin).[140][141] They reached No. 3 and No. 10 on the Gaon Digital Chart.[36]

Added: - 'As If It's Your Last' (마지막처럼; digital single, 22 June 2017): music by Teddy, Future Bounce and Lydia Paek, lyrics by Teddy, Brother Su and Choice37, arranged by Future Bounce and Teddy.[142] No. 3 on the Gaon Digital Chart.[39]

Added: - 'Square Up' (EP, 15 June 2018): led by 'DDU-DU DDU-DU' (뚜두뚜두; music by Teddy, 24, R.Tee and Bekuh Boom, lyrics by Teddy, arranged by Teddy, 24 and R.Tee), with 'Forever Young'.[126][143] No. 40 on the Billboard 200; 'DDU-DU DDU-DU' No. 55 on the Hot 100 and No. 78 in the UK.[138][65][118]

Added: - 'Kill This Love' (EP, 5 April 2019): the title track's music is by Teddy, R.Tee, 24 and Bekuh Boom, its lyrics by Teddy and Bekuh Boom, and it was arranged by Teddy, R.Tee and 24.[144] No. 24 on the Billboard 200 and No. 40 on the UK Albums Chart; the title track No. 41 on the Hot 100 and No. 33 in the UK.[138][65][118]

Added: - 'The Album' (studio album, 2 October 2020): 'How You Like That' (music by Teddy, R.Tee and 24, lyrics by Teddy and Danny Chung), 'Ice Cream' with Selena Gomez (composers include Ariana Grande, Victoria Monét, Selena Gomez, Teddy, 24, Tommy Brown, Steven Franks and Bekuh Boom), 'Lovesick Girls' (music by Teddy, 24, Jennie, Brian Lee, Leah Haywood, R.Tee and David Guetta, lyrics by Teddy, Løren, Jisoo, Jennie and Danny Chung) and 'Pretty Savage'.[129][145][130][146] No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and the UK Albums Chart; on the Hot 100 'Ice Cream' reached No. 13, 'How You Like That' No. 33 and 'Lovesick Girls' No. 59, and in the UK No. 39, No. 20 and No. 40.[138][65][118]

Added: - 'Born Pink' (studio album, 16 September 2022): 'Pink Venom' (music by Teddy, 24, R.Tee and Ido, lyrics by Teddy and Danny Chung), 'Shut Down' (music by Teddy and 24, lyrics by Teddy, Danny Chung and Vince, arranged by 24), 'Typa Girl' and 'Ready for Love'.[131][132][147] No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and the UK Albums Chart; 'Pink Venom' and 'Shut Down' No. 1 on the Global 200, No. 22 and No. 25 on the Hot 100 and No. 22 and No. 24 in the UK; 'Typa Girl' No. 93 in the UK.[138][85][65][118]

Added: - 'The Girls' (single from 'Blackpink: The Game', 25 August 2023): No. 69 on the Global 200.[128][85]

Added: - 'JUMP' (뛰어; digital single, 11 July 2025): music by Teddy, Diplo, 24, Zikai, Claudia Valentina, Jumpa, Malachiii and Jesse Bluu, lyrics by Teddy, Zikai, Claudia Valentina, Jumpa, Malachiii and Jesse Bluu, arranged by Diplo, 24, Boaz van de Beatz, Zecca and Ape Drums, and produced by Teddy, Diplo, 24 and Boaz van de Beatz.[127][148] No. 1 on the Global 200, No. 28 on the Hot 100 and No. 18 in the UK.[85][65][118]

Added: - 'Deadline' (EP, 27 February 2026): 'JUMP', 'GO', 'Me and my', 'Champion' and 'Fxxxboy', with 'GO' as the title track (produced by Cirkut, Teddy and Chris Martin).[111][10][134] No. 8 on the Billboard 200 and No. 11 on the UK Albums Chart; 'GO' No. 63 on the Hot 100 and No. 44 in the UK.[138][65][118]

Added: - With other artists: Dua Lipa's 'Kiss and Make Up' (19 October 2018; No. 93 on the Hot 100, No. 36 in the UK) and Lady Gaga's 'Sour Candy' (28 May 2020; No. 33 on the Hot 100, No. 17 in the UK, certified gold by the RIAA on 2 September 2021).[65][51][118][48]

Added: - In Japan: the mini album 'BLACKPINK' (30 August 2017; No. 1 on Oricon's weekly album ranking), 'Kill This Love -JP Ver.-' (16 October 2019) and 'The Album -JP Ver.-' (3 August 2021).[43][62][79]

Added: - Live albums on YouTube Music: 'BLACKPINK Arena Tour 2018 Special Final in Kyocera Dome Osaka', 'In Your Area, Seoul (Live)', '2019-2020 World Tour In Your Area -Tokyo Dome-' and 'BLACKPINK 2021 The Show Live'.[149]

Added: ## Music videos and YouTube views

Added: On 18 October 2026 the most-viewed video on BLACKPINK's YouTube channel was the music video for 'DDU-DU DDU-DU', with 2,415,104,366 views; the next most-viewed music videos were 'Kill This Love' (2,246,643,516) and 'Boombayah' (1,902,481,265).[150][151][152] View counts of the group's music videos on the channel, read that day:

Added: - 'Whistle' (8 August 2016): 969,989,430[153]

Added: - 'Boombayah' (8 August 2016): 1,902,481,265[152]

Added: - 'Playing with Fire' (1 November 2016): 978,729,287[154]

Added: - 'Stay' (1 November 2016): 386,247,719[155]

Added: - 'As If It's Your Last' (22 June 2017): 1,544,640,163[156]

Added: - 'DDU-DU DDU-DU' (15 June 2018): 2,415,104,366[150]

Added: - 'Kill This Love' (5 April 2019): 2,246,643,516[151]

Added: - 'How You Like That' (26 June 2020): 1,382,180,348[157]

Added: - 'Ice Cream' with Selena Gomez (28 August 2020): 1,016,038,603[158]

Added: - 'Lovesick Girls' (2 October 2020): 869,297,688[159]

Added: - 'Ready for Love' with PUBG Mobile (29 July 2022): 191,664,736[83]

Added: - 'Pink Venom' (19 August 2022): 1,107,686,920[160]

Added: - 'Shut Down' (16 September 2022): 828,686,440[161]

Added: - 'The Girls' (25 August 2023): 139,370,339[162]

Added: - 'JUMP' (11 July 2025): 440,569,749[163]

Added: - 'GO' (27 February 2026): 98,131,051[164]

Added: Ten videos on the channel had passed one billion views: seven of the group's music videos, the 'How You Like That' dance performance video (2,056,236,136), Lisa's 'Money' performance video (1,246,763,825) and Jennie's 'Solo' video (1,091,542,393).[165][166][167]

Added: ## Concert tours

Added: - BLACKPINK Arena Tour 2018 in Japan, whose final at the Kyocera Dome Osaka was released as a live album.[149]

Added: - In Your Area World Tour (2018–2020): its Seoul dates on 10 and 11 November 2018 were the group's first concerts in Korea, and its North American arena dates, in six cities, ran from 17 April to 8 May 2019.[53][61][62] The Seoul and Tokyo Dome shows were released as live albums.[149]

Added: - Born Pink World Tour (15 October 2022 – 17 September 2023): 66 shows in 34 cities, 1.8 million people.[13]

Added: - Deadline World Tour (5 July 2025 – 26 January 2026): 33 shows in 16 cities.[8][109][9]

Added: - Festivals: Coachella in 2019 (12 and 19 April) and as headliner in 2023 (15 and 22 April); BST Hyde Park as headliner (2 July 2023).[60][15][93]

Added: ## Films and documentaries

Added: - 'BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky' (Netflix, 14 October 2020), directed by Caroline Suh.[1][76]

Added: - 'Blackpink: The Movie' (4 August 2021).[78]

Added: - 'BLACKPINK World Tour [Born Pink] in Cinemas' (31 July 2024), a 92-minute concert film.[101]

Added: ## Awards and honours

Added: - Seoul Music Awards: main award at the 27th (2018) and 32nd (2023) ceremonies.[20]

Added: - Golden Disc Awards: album and digital main awards at the 35th (January 2021), album main award at the 37th (January 2023) and digital main award at the 40th (January 2026).[20]

Added: - MTV Video Music Awards: Song of the Summer for 'How You Like That' (2020); Best Metaverse Performance (2022), the category's first winner; Group of the Year and, for 'Pink Venom', Best Choreography (2023); Best Group (2025).[68][120][96][168] In 2026 the group was nominated for Best K-Pop ('JUMP') and Best Group, and [BTS](/wiki/bts) won both.[169]

Added: - MTV Europe Music Awards 2022, held in Germany: Best Metaverse Performance.[20]

Added: - MAMA Awards (November 2022): Best Female Group, Best Music Video and Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10.[20]

Added: - Circle Chart Music Awards (February 2023): Girl Group of the Year, among four awards.[20]

Added: - TIME Entertainer of the Year 2022.[16]

Added: - MBEs presented by King Charles III on 22 November 2023, announced by Buckingham Palace as honorary; a Foreign Office official said Rosé's was substantive.[17][18]

Added: - Asia Artist Awards 2025: '10 Legendary Female Group'.[20]

Added: - Asia Star Entertainer Awards 2026 (16 May, Saitama): Song of the Year for 'JUMP'.[170] Music Awards Japan 2026: Best K-Pop Song in Japan for 'JUMP'.[171]

Added: - iHeartRadio Music Awards 2026: five nominations, no wins.[172]

Added: - Guinness World Records: the first K-pop album by a female act to top the US albums chart ('Born Pink'), the most-streamed female group on Spotify, and the band with the most subscribers and views on YouTube, counted to 1 April 2026; inducted as a Guinness World Records Icon in 2026.[12][120][121]

Added: ## Members' solo releases

Added: - Jisoo's solo releases: the single album 'Me', led by 'Flower' (31 March 2023), and the EP 'Amortage' (14 February 2025).[26][103]

Added: - Jennie's solo releases: the single 'Solo' (12 November 2018), a No. 1 on World Digital Song Sales, and the studio album 'Ruby' (7 March 2025).[80][173]

Added: - Rosé's solo releases: the single album 'R' (12 March 2021), 'APT.' with Bruno Mars (18 October 2024) and the studio album 'rosie' (December 2024). Her charts and awards are on the [ROSÉ](/wiki/rose) page.[81][174][175]

Added: - Lisa's solo releases: 'Lalisa' (10 September 2021), 'Rockstar' (June 2024) and the album 'Alter Ego' (28 February 2025). Her charts and awards are on the [LISA](/wiki/lisa) page.[82][176][177]

Added: ## Related pages on mymy

Added: - [LISA's 'SaWaDiKa'](/trends/sawadika-lisa), the lead single of her 2026 EP 'Press Play'.

Added: - [ROSÉ's 'new trick'](/new-releases/new-trick-rose), her 2026 single, whose video was shot on an iPhone.

Added: - [JISOO's 'CLICK'](/new-releases/click-jisoo), her 2026 single.