Jennie's success, BLACKPINK and TWICE

Jennie's success, BLACKPINK and TWICE
ジェニーの活躍とBLACKPINKとTWICE




US New York Times spotlights BLACKPINK's Jennie "SOLO" as "versatile from singing to performance"



BLACKPINK's Jennie's "SOLO" is attracting a lot of interest in the United States.

America's New York Times said on the 16th (local time), ``Jenny conveyed her versatile side through her first single ``SOLO,'' and ``Jenny sang in Korean and rapped in English, giving a strong performance.'' '', he revealed.


The New York Times introduced 12 new songs by pop star Mariah Carey, including Jenny's "SOLO." As soon as Jenny took her first steps as a solo artist, she was able to rub shoulders with world-famous artists.
Jennie's first digital single ``SOLO'' is also attracting attention on American music distribution sites. “SOLO” was featured on Spotify Music’s main new music playlist “New Music Friday” and Apple MUSIC’s “Best of the Week” playlist.
In addition, "SOLO" was featured on Amazon Music's new playlist "Brand New Music," and Jenny's photo was featured as the representative image on "Girl Squad," a playlist for female musicians. It made me feel Jenny's influence.


UK Metro previously reported on Jenny's success, saying, ``Jenny's 'SOLO' is the first Korean female solo artist to enter the top 10 of the US iTunes chart.''
BLACKPINK recently announced their full-scale expansion into the United States by joining hands with Interscope, a label of Universal Music Group, the largest record company in the United States. BLACKPINK's future activities, including Jennie's "SOLO", are also attracting attention.
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Her work as Jenny is amazing all over the world.


Following BTS, BLACKPINK is likely to be the next K-Pop group to enter the United States.
This is evidenced by the interest and response that Jenny's ``SOLO'' received in America. Not only Billboard, but other media such as the New York Times and the UK Metro actively covered this in their articles, and BTS was also featured in various media and became the driving force for spreading the word about their activities around the world.
His success did not happen suddenly. As it became known by many media outlets, its penetration level increased, and the wind pushing against it became stronger. In other words, there is also a wind pushing against those who are moving.


The voices of 10 or 50 fans are overshadowed by one anti. But that's not the case with the media. It's raining all at once, so even the antis' power can't reach them. Lies are quickly exposed and lose their effectiveness.
BTS has broken that barrier in America, and now it seems that BLACKPINK is ripe for the same. The reason for joining forces with a local music agency is because they believe it will be mutually beneficial for both parties.
However, it is only natural that the relationship should be liquidated if it is no longer possible to earn profits.
For Jennie and BLACKPINK, being able to get a starting point locally is what makes the fish happy. If we can test our strength and swim around, no matter what the outcome is, we won't have any regrets.


Jenny's performance this time can be highly praised in that it dispelled the misconception that ``the American market can only be reached through group music.''

This is an encouraging change in the American market for Rosé, who is expected to make his solo debut after Jennie finishes her promotions.


If BLACKPINK is expanding into the United States, it would be a shame for TWICE, who pride themselves on being the queens of K-Pop, to remain focused on Japan and Korea. Definitely BLACKPINK
I want her to show off her queenly pride by embarking on the invasion of America.
Girls' Generation also went to perform in the United States, where there were only cold stares of people asking, ``What is K-POP?'' She also appeared on TV, and came back with cool "compliments" that were nothing more than social commentary, rather than the kind of praise BTS received. Although she may not have had a strong response, she became a stamp of challenge in the American market. It played a role in bringing younger generations closer to the United States.
I would like BLACKPINK and TWICE to expand their path this time.



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