Is BLACKPINK going to be okay this way?
BLACKPINK Jisoo has been embroiled in health disorder rumors. Recently, photos of a coin-sized lump on Jisoo’s right neck have been spreading around online communities, raising concerns among fans. Jisoo has had a lump on her neck several times before. Fans began to suspect the disease, saying that the lump disappeared or decreased in size during Jisoo’s hiatus, but grew in size during the period when she had a lot of schedules.
Along with this, videos of BLACKPINK making mistakes one after another on stage are spreading. Overseas fans are complaining as Jennie loses her balance and falls backwards during the choreography, as well as the members make a series of mistakes while dancing. If you search “BLACKPINK concert” on one site, a related search word called “mess” may appear.
Of course, the video was made by piecing only the choreography mistakes of the members during several performances, and it is too much to discuss BLACKPINK’s skills or amount of practice just by watching this video. However, BLACKPINK is a team that has already been recognized overseas for their outstanding performance skills. They proved their ability by winning “Best Dance Video” (Ddu-Du Ddu-Du) at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards Japan, “The Group of 2019”, “The Music Video of 2019” and “The Concert Tour of 2019” at the 2019 People’s Choice Awards, “Song of Summer” (How You Like That) at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards, “Best Metaverse Performance” at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards…
The fact that the talented girl group BLACKPINK still made several choreography mistakes on such a large world tour stage beyond the K-pop scale means there was a lack in basic preparation and skills. As a result, this leaves a deep regret.
On October 16th, BLACKPINK announced the start of their first world tour in 4 years – “BORN PINK” at KSPO DOME. The girl group is expected to meet over 1.5 million audiences in 26 regions and cities all over 4 continents, including Dallas – Houston – Atlanta – Chicago – Newark – Los Angeles (U.S); London (U.K); Barcelona (Spain); Cologne, Berlin (Germany), Paris (France), Copenhagen, Amsterdam (Denmark), Bangkok (Thailand), Hong Kong, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Jakarta (Indonesia), Kaohsiung (Taiwan), Manila (the Philippines), Singapore, Sydney – Melbourne (Australia), Auckland (New Zealand), etc.
This will be “the largest” and “the best of all time” concert tour in the history of K-pop girl groups. However, rather than securing records on leading charts, winning award ceremonies, and attracting millions of audiences to large tours, isn’t the act of taking good care of their health and repaying the love of fans with perfect performances a better way to show their professionalism?
Source: Daum
