Lisa Criticized for “Arrogant Claim” on Personal Label’s Website
BLACKPINK’s Lisa recently founded her personal label, only to stumbled right into a controversy over alleged “arrogant claim”
On February 8, BLACKPINK’s Lisa unveiled her personal label LLOUD, which will be in charge of the female idol’s solo activities. Fans all over the world are extremely excited about the news, only for an issue to emerge.
In particular, in the official website of LLOUD, there is a segment describing Lisa, which is as follows:
“LISA, renowned as a member of BLACKPINK, transcends the group with her global impact in music and fashion.
Holding multiple Guinness World Records, LISA’s achievements are unparalleled. She’s the first female solo artist in K-pop to win “Best K-pop Artist” at the MTV Music Video Wards and Europe Music Awards and the first to exceed a billion Spotify streams.
Continuously pushing boundaries, LISA’s journey is a testament to her influence in the ever-evolving world of global entertainment.”
Apparently, nit-picking netizens are finding faults in this description, saying while Lisa’s impact in music and fashion is remarkable, she’s not at the level that “transcends” BLACKPINK. However, this can be easily refuted, as Lisa has indeed made a name for herself outside of BLACKPINK’s activities.
However, the use of the word “unparalleled” also draws criticisms, as according to netizens, Lisa’s achievements can still be compared to fellow BLACKPINK members as well as to BTS.
As a result, many are deeming this statement to be an “arrogant claim” from Lisa, and asking for the female idol to “tone down” her confidence.
Some even compare this to Jennie’s words upon introducing her personal label, ODD ATELIER. It is known the ODD ATELIER website only describe Jennie as “one of the most” influential artists of the era, keeping a humble tone without exaggerated words like “transcend” and “unparalleled”.
At the moment, fans are defending Lisa and claiming that Lisa’s achievements are indeed impressive, and there should be nothing wrong with a couple of flowery words in a description, especially since they don’t hurt anyone.
Source: K14, LLOUD
