At the stroke of midnight on July 22nd in Korean time, fans were stunned as YG Entertainment declared that 2NE1 will be making a highly anticipated comeback with back-to-back concerts in Seoul, South Korea and Osaka-Tokyo, Japan. Furthermore, Yang Hyun Suk, the executive producer of YG, shared ambitious plans for the year 2025, including the highly awaited world tour of BLACKPINK, sending fans worldwide into a frenzy.
Despite having their own companies and just concluding their BORN PINK world tour in September 2023, the news of Yang Hyun Suk confirming BLACKPINK’s return in 2025 for a world tour was met with shock on social media. Fans were taken aback as the idea of the group coming back so soon seemed inconceivable.
On the social media platform X (previously known as Twitter), countless trending tags celebrating the highly anticipated comeback of BLACKPINK quickly gained traction. Fans from all over the world and dedicated long-time supporters of the four girls were filled with excitement upon the long-awaited announcement of their comeback.
Despite the announcement of Yang Hyun Suk’s plan for a world tour involving BLACKPINK, BABYMONSTER, TREASURE, AKMU, and 2NE1 in 2025, many fans are doubtful of its feasibility. The inclusion of a new rookie group, “Next Monster,”only adds to their skepticism. Some speculate that the news may simply be a ploy to boost YG’s stock prices in the face of bankruptcy threats.
Currently, over six months have elapsed and only Lisa from BLACKPINK has made a solo comeback with ROCKSTAR, despite all four members having their own companies. Additionally, Lisa has announced her plans for a solo album in 2024. As a result, for the remainder of the year, the BLACKPINK members will prioritize their individual endeavors and fulfill their promise to fans by releasing solo albums.
In order for BLACKPINK to embark on a world tour in 2025, YG must release another full album for the group. This is essential as the four global girls cannot use the same setlist from their previous BORN PINK world tour for their next tour.
Despite their hectic individual schedules, it remains a daunting task for both YG and BLACKPINK. Both the members and the management company must carefully coordinate their schedules and fully commit to group activities in 2025. This presents a considerable challenge and has led to skepticism among many, who are doubtful of YG’s intentions and will only believe their promises when a poster is released.
Despite YG’s announcement, BLACKPINK fans remain skeptical for valid reasons. Throughout their seven years under the company, the group has only put out 2 full albums, 5 mini albums, and a total of 33 Korean songs. This pales in comparison to other top-tier K-pop girl groups and is far less than the extensive discography of groups like BTS (218 songs) and TWICE (132 songs).
Despite being a junior group, TREASURE, aespa, and NewJeans have produced more products than YG has for BLACKPINK. This is why it is extremely difficult to bring the four members, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, together for a group project, especially since they have all established their own companies.
Despite everything, the fan community of BLACKPINK continues to have faith in Yang Hyun Suk’s unwavering promises. They remain hopeful that after a year of absence and YG’s declining stock prices, the company will fulfill their promise and bring back the four global girls in 2025, creating a sensational impact.
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