On June 28 (KST), Lisa made her official comeback with the release of the MV for “ROCKSTAR.”This highly anticipated solo release marks her new chapter with LLOUD after departing from YG Entertainment. The youngest member of BLACKPINK’s return to the music scene has fans eagerly awaiting her return.
Lisa’s decision to release music at an international time, regardless of the Korean market, demonstrated her strong global vision. While her breakthrough beyond the confines of a K-pop idol has sparked enthusiasm, it has also sparked mixed responses.
Amid the excitement over Lisa’s music release, Jennie caused a stir on social media. At the same time as the youngest member’s comeback, Jennie unexpectedly won the “Best Actress” award in the International Series category at the SEC Awards Brazil for her debut drama “The Idol,” where she played the role of backup dancer Dyanne. This award marks a significant milestone in Jennie’s acting career in the South American market, but it has also sparked renewed controversy surrounding her.
Despite receiving a supporting acting award for her role in “The Idol,” Jennie’s debut performance faced heavy criticism from the time the film was released. Her character, which required a bold and explicit image, was not well received and the overall quality of the series was deemed a “cinematic disaster” by experts. Even the star-studded cast, including The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp, received harsh criticism. Unfortunately, as an Asian idol, Jennie bore the brunt of the negative reception and has been subjected to relentless mockery from film fans.
Despite “The Idol” being a thing of the past, Jennie has been the target of numerous negative comments on social media.
Origin: K14
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