The group will also mark their fifth debut anniversary this month. Jisoo also completed 10 years with the K-pop group's label YG Entertainment over the weekend. Besides the Weverse debut, the dance practice video of DDU-DU DDU-DU surpassed 400 million views recently. Meanwhile, BLACKPINK fans - also known as BLINKS - have numerous reasons to celebrate. We promise that we continuously correct the technical glitches and internally monitor the system," the team added.Īlso read: BTS leader RM says Drake inspired him to sing: 'Wanted to do something just like him' MANILA, Philippines BLACKPINK gave fans a sixth debut anniversary to remember as the K-pop girl group announced its official comeback date on Monday, August 8. Weverse immediately took on the task of correcting the system right after the error occurred, and the notifications system is back to normal now. YG finally confirms their new girl group will be called BLACK PINK (previously referred to as PINK PUNK) and will only have 4 members. "We sincerely apologise for causing inconveniences to our users due to a temporary system error. On August 2, between 12:00PM and 12:48PM, an error occurred and some Weverse users who allowed the push notifications received notifications from a certain Weverse community that they did not join," the statement read.
band & artist news, reviews, interviews, videos & gossip UK & worldwide. "We are deeply sorry for causing Weverse community notifications error. BLACKPINK debut first new song in almost 2 years during in-game concert - The Number One music magazine feat. Weverse soon clarified the confusion with a statement. Is this right? It never happened with any other artist who joined Weverse then why is it happening with BP?" another fan asked. "I have nothing against Blackpink but ARMYs don't get Weverse notification for BTS even if they are subscribed there but getting notification for BP without sub. The girl group quartet will perform their new comeback song Pink Venom, which will. awards show debut at the 2022 Video Music Awards on Aug. Why am I getting notifications from Blackpink on Weverse when I haven’t joined their Weverse? Is this some type of glitch? I am only on there for BTS," another fan tweeted. K-pop icons BLACKPINK are slated to make their U.S. "Actually I'm not hating but the thing is I only following BTS in weverse and I'm getting blackpink notification also is there anything wrong with weverse," a fan tweeted. Several Weverse users, many who follow BTS on the platform, took to Twitter and expressed their confusion over the mix-up in notifications. MTV on Monday shared a fresh slate of performers for its upcoming Video Music Awards this month, revealing that South Korean all-girl group Blackpink will make its U.S.
While the fandom celebrated, users who had not followed BLACKPINK were confused when they received notifications about Lisa and Jennie. Lisa and Jennie also shared a bunch of photos to greet their fans. On their personal Instagram account, four members post streams of old photos from their debut until now. Members and fans cannot help but get emotional in light of this special milestone. On the day of their debut, the members released a short video addressing their fans on the platform. On 8th August 2022, BLACKPINK officially reaches the 6th year of activity. The platform already hosted K-pop bands BTS, TXT, Hyphen, and SEVENTEEN, among many others, before the all-girl K-pop group joined it. Can’t get enough Rosé? Watch her first vlog entry below.BLACKPINK fans were excited to learn that Jennie, Lisa, Rosé, and Jisoo have officially joined Weverse on Monday. Rosé also surprised BLINKs by further giving them a peek into her mind, her world and her beginnings via a newly launched YouTube channel. As reported by K-culture platform Soompi: “Rosé’s solo debut success includes breaking records for the highest first-week album sales for a K-pop female soloist, most YouTube views within the first 24 hours on a music video by a K-pop soloist, and the most streams achieved in 24 hours by a song officially released by a K-pop soloist on Spotify.” And this is only the beginning.
Hitting streaming platforms on the 12th, On the Ground was met with warm reception and early success: It debuted at the #70 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, only setting off a chain reaction of new milestones for the 24-year-old artist. The nearly three-minute song is also her honest account of her fast rise to fame and of staying grounded in her five years in the music industry.
By itself, the track is a window into the kind of music and the distinct sound Rosé is all about as a soloist.
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