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i dont intend to make a blackpink article since there already is one!! all this information is just from memory to have a practice, thank you! :D - nikki

BLACKPINK is a K-pop girl group under YG Entertainment consisting of 4 members; LISA, ROSÉ, JENNIE and JISOO.

Members

Although BLACKPINK is a South-Korean group, Yang Hyun-Suk - the CEO of YG Entertainment - ensured the group consisted of over-seas members to use their knowledge and experience of differing languages and cultures to help promote globally. Through both online and on-site audtions, the girls were accepted into YG to eventually make their debut in August of 2016.

JISOO

• Born in 1995, becoming the oldest of the group, Kim Jisoo was born in Gunpo-si, South Korea and auditioned for YG to become an actor. After her acceptance, she instead became an idol trainee and was chosen to debut in BLACKPINK as the Lead singer and Visual.
• She is an embassador for many brands both in and out of south korea, a notable brand being Dior.
• she debuted with her solo FLOWER during her time in blackpink.
• she has made her acting debut with the period k-drama Snowdrop, and expresses her wish to continue acting.

JENNIE

• Born in 1996, the second oldest out of the group, Kim Jennie was born in Songnam, South Korea. She auditioned online for YG while she was living in New Zealand, eventually becoming the Main Rapper and Face of the group. Jennie spent much of her childhood in New Zealand with her mother, where she attended school and learnt english fluently while cultivating her love for music and ultimately her wish to become a Kpop idol.
• She is an embassador for many brands both in and out of south korea, a notable brand being Chanel.
• she made her solo debut with SOLO during her time in blackpink, and continues to make music outside of blackpink with her new song MANTRA.

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1. "K-pop", Misplaced Pages, 2024-12-21, retrieved 2024-12-27 ″The term "K-pop" became popular in the 2000s, especially in the international context. The Korean term for domestic pop music is gayo (가요; 歌謠), which is still widely used within South Korea. While "K-pop" can refer to all popular music or pop music from South Korea, the term is often used when referring to artists associated with the entertainment and idol industry in the country, regardless of the genre of music output.″
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