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Five BLACKPINK Moments That Transformed the K-Pop Industry Forever

BLACKPINK is back with their latest single “Jump,” reminding the world why they’re one of the biggest girl groups on the planet. Their impact stretches far beyond just music, turning them into global icons with historic moments that have shaped the K-pop scene—and the music industry—at large.

One breakthrough moment was back in 2019 when BLACKPINK became the first K-pop girl group to perform at Coachella. That appearance didn’t just attract tons of attention; it truly launched the group into global stardom and set the stage for more historic achievements. Fast forward to 2023, and they came back as headliners—marking the first time an Asian act topped the Coachella lineup. This wasn’t just about them; it felt like a shift in how the world sees music from Asia.

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Of course, beyond their live shows, BLACKPINK’s influence hits hard in their performances and music videos, especially with moves that stick with you. Take the iconic finger-gun dance from “DDU-DU DDU-DU.” It spread like wildfire, becoming one of the most memorable dance moves seen in K-pop, and it’s still recognized worldwide.

On the solo front, each member brought something special. Jennie’s “SOLO,” Lisa’s “Money,” Jisoo’s “Flower,” and Rosé’s tracks like “On The Ground” and “Gone” all proved they could hold their own as solo artists. These songs weren’t just side gigs; they became major hits and showed the group’s versatility and star power beyond their group work.

It’s also worth mentioning BLACKPINK’s variety show, which was a rare treat. Since YG Entertainment usually doesn’t let their artists get on variety shows, BLACKPINK having their own gave fans a chance to see their fun, down-to-earth sides away from the stage. It offered a fresh and personal glimpse into who they are as people.

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All of these moments have helped BLACKPINK grow from a K-pop group into a cultural powerhouse. The release of “Jump” arrives as a reminder that they’re still leading the pack—not just in K-pop, but worldwide.

BLACKPINK continues to prove why they are true game changers in the music world.

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