Music Newcomer Awards and "BLACKPINK" at Music Festivals
“BLACKPINK”, “WHISTLE” MV also surpass 20 million views… Will “Inkigayo” be No. 1 for 2 weeks in a row?
The "WHISTLE" music video of the girl group "BLACKPINK" has surpassed 20 million views following "BOOMBAYAH" and has gained tremendous popularity.
The "WHISTLE" music video surpassed 20 million views around 11:00 pm on the 27th. As of 9:00 am on the 28th, it recorded 20,353,873 times and is showing momentum.
This music video is attracting attention for its unique and sensuous color and sophisticated visual beauty that match the dreamy yet sexy atmosphere of the song. In addition, the mysterious visuals of the members and the choreography full of "girl crush" have added to the popularity.
In addition, "BLACKPINK" is attracting attention as it has been listed as a candidate for No. 1 on SBS's "Inkigayo" for the second week in a row.
BLACKPINK, who won first place on a terrestrial music program in the 14th day of debut last week on "Inkigayo", which is the shortest debut in the history of girl groups, is also a candidate for first place this week with two songs "WHISTLE" and "BOOMBAYAH". , and there is interest in whether it can maintain the top position for two consecutive weeks.
(From K-POP News)
It's been over a week since CL, the leader of the older sister group 2NE1, which "BLACKPINK" is aiming for, debuted in the United States.
Today is the 10th day since CL's M/V "LIFTED" was uploaded. It has been featured in various music media and has been well received, but looking at the number of views of the MV, I feel that it has not penetrated K-POP fans as much as I thought.
"I wonder if the growth in the number of views has slowed down since we came here."
On the other hand, "BLACKPINK" continues to perform well. I don't feel like the number of views is slowing down.
It's amazing that "BOOMBAYAH" and "WHISTLE" are competing in popularity. If you watch "BOOMBAYAH", you will want to watch "WHISTLE", and after watching "WHISTLE", you may want to watch "BOOMBAYAH" again.
This is probably because each member has started to show off their strong charms, and a battle for popularity has begun.
When I heard CL's US debut song, she thought to herself, "Oh, this kind of music is the only one that won't be popular in America."
She didn't feel straight to the middle, which was a little disappointing. It was a somewhat reluctant conviction to describe it as a curveball to her out corner.
What I feel from BLACKPINK's music is that they don't care about America, Europe, or Japan, and give the impression that they sing from the home of K-POP as they like. I wonder if 2NE1 was like that too... After it became a hit, there were rumors that it was influenced by various things or that it was a copycat, but "BOOMBAYAH" and "WHISTLE" are definitely their music. It's safe to say.
It seems likely that they will be sweeping the new music awards at each song festival this year.
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