The greatest young lady bunch on the planet is back with a venomous retaliation. Blackpink, the K-pop group of four and 2019 TIME 100 Next honorees, are set to drop their subsequent collection, Born Pink, on Sep.16. Furthermore, their gigantic fanbase, called BLINK, is prepared — the collection has purportedly piled up more than 1.5 million pre-deals and will be trailed by a very first execution at the MTV VMAs in the not so distant future and a thorough world visit starting in October.
On Aug. 19, the gathering delivered the collection's most memorable single, "Pink Venom," into nature. However minimal about it was partaken ahead of time, fans were exceptionally inquisitive: a video promotion for the track amassed a noteworthy 20 million perspectives. The gathering additionally declared a going with #PinkVenomChallenge in a joint effort with YouTube Shorts and urged fans to film and transfer their own interpretation of the tune's tooth blazing movement.
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Before you dive into "Pink Venom," here's an introduction on what the pop whizzes have been doing starting around 2020, and what's in store straightaway.
The name Blackpink addresses the gathering's different sides: the more obscure, mature "dark" and the sweet, energetic "pink." Their music mirrors this duality, specifically and sonically bouncing between sorrowful pop mourns and bubblegum bops to carefree aloofness and reprimanding fierceness.
The last time we heard from the gathering was in 2020, when they dropped their most memorable full-length collection, suitably named The Album. It included appearances from Cardi B and Selena Gomez and shot to no. 2 on the Billboard 200 diagram, selling more than 1.2 million duplicates, a first for any K-pop young lady bunch. Singles "How You Like That," "Frozen yogurt" (highlighting Gomez), and "Infatuated Girls" were worldwide crushes, establishing Blackpink's status as pop eminence.
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