BLACKPINK

YG Entertainment has responded to rumors about BLACKPINK moving to THEBLACKLABEL. It was recently reported that BLACKPINK will be transferring from YG ...

BLACKPINK debuted under YG Entertainment in 2016. YG Entertainment has responded to rumors about YG Entertainment Denies Reports Of BLACKPINK Transferring To THEBLACKLABEL

BLACKPINK is reportedly waving goodbye to YG Entertainment for the sake of company's subsidiary label THE BLACK LABEL.According to KpopHerald, BLACKPINK ...

It’s hard to confirm whether they will sign with The Black Label or not after their contracts end." Previously, Taeyang also left YG Entertainment to transfer to THE BLACK LABEL. BLACKPINK is reportedly waving goodbye to YG Entertainment for the sake of company’s subsidiary label THE BLACK LABEL.

K-pop girl group BLACKPINK might reportedly leave YG Entertainment. As per reports, they might join The Black Label.

It is not clear where the group will head after this but in a statement it was announced that the K-pop group members have mutually agreed to end their contract with YG Entertainment. “I’m not in the position to confirm the news, but our contracts with the members have not yet ended. [As per a report in The Kpop Herald, the girls will then join YG’ subsidiary label, The Black Label.](https://www.indiatoday.in/lifestyle/what-s-hot/story/jisoo-of-blackpink-and-camila-cabello-to-duet-liar-at-born-pink-los-angeles-concert-2299532-2022-11-20)

YG Entertainment has shut down reports of BLACKPINK's rumored transfer to The Black Label.On December 30, YG Entertainment denied the rumors,&nbs…

On December 30, YG Entertainment denied the rumors, confirming BLACKPINK will not be transferring to YGE's affiliate label The Black Label. YG Entertainment shuts down reports of BLACKPINK's rumored transfer to Teddy's The Black Label YG Entertainment has shut down reports of

The news, which was first reported by Kpop Herald, was met with a lukewarm response from YG Entertainment.

The new episode sees members Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé kicking off a series of promotional events to support the release of Born Pink in the United States.

The video closes out with tour rehearsal and promo video shoots. The new episode sees members Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé kicking off a series of promotional events to support the release of Born Pink in the United States. In the visual, the quartet touches down in Los Angeles for Spotify and BLACKPINK present Born Pink: The Pop-Up Experience.

The newest episode to Blackpink's vlog series follows the group's jam-packed schedule for their 'Born Pink' album press run in the US.

The next cut follows the quartet inside a local Target as they buy and unbox their own copies of Born Pink. In the fifth episode, Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa, and Rosé take viewers on their Los Angeles takeover, during the album promotions for their second studio album, Born Pink. Making their first stop at their own Spotify pop-up, Born Pink: The Pop-Up Experience (held on September 16 to 18), the quartet took pictures and checked out the space and exclusive merchandise before it opened to the public.

YG Entertainment is shutting down claims that BLACKPINK is transferring to their subsidiary label, The Black Label. On Thursday, reports from K-Pop Herald ...

Separately, Lisa set a record on Spotify with her solo song Money. She amassed 600 million streams on the platform with the song from her solo album LaLisa in ...

She also is the first K-pop solo artiste to generate 600 million streams on Spotify. The former record was set by Blackpink with How You Like That at 640 days. Separately, Lisa set a record on Spotify with her solo song Money.