
At BLACKPINK's Rosé's official pop-up store held in Chengdu, China, an influencer resembling Rosé appeared like the main character of the event, leading to expanded discussions. According to Malaysian entertainment media 'Hype' on December 15, Chinese influencer 'Daisy' was invited to the closed event of Rosé's official pop-up store held earlier this month. The event was centered around the sale of Rosé's official merchandise and a themed photo zone, but the local host introduced Daisy as if she were the main character, igniting controversy. It was reported that Daisy took photos with fans at the event and even signed Rosé's official merchandise. The fact that she wore an outfit similar to Rosé's usual style on the day of the event also became a target of criticism from fans, who felt that 'the essence was lost.' As the discussion expanded, Daisy announced her position through social media, clarifying that she participated in the event at the invitation of the shopping mall and followed the method discussed with the organizers. She explained that 'all actions were intended to promote Rosé' and that she received no financial compensation. Daisy acknowledged that 'Rosé and the fans should be the center' and added that she would reflect on any inappropriate aspects and act more carefully. However, even after her apology, overseas fans showed critical reactions, stating 'respect and imitation are different' and 'it seems like a behavior to attract attention.'
To celebrate their Tokyo Dome concert on January 16, 2026, BLACKPINK will illuminate four landmark towers in Japan in pink. The campaign includes the Sapporo TV Tower, Tokyo Tower, Chubu Electric MIRAI TOWER, and Kobe Port Tower, with various pop-up stores and merchandise available during the event.
Kim Jiyoon, the sister of BLACKPINK's Jisoo, discussed a childhood incident where Jisoo nearly suffered a concussion while roller skating. Jiyoon explained how she pushed Jisoo down a hill, leading to a fall, and expressed frustration over the exaggerated portrayal of the event. She reassured that Jisoo was comforted with ice cream afterward, which helped her speak again.
The action game 'GANG OF DRAGON,' starring Ma Dong-seok, was revealed at 'The Game Awards 2025.' Set in Shinjuku, it features dynamic combat and a compelling narrative directed by Toshihiro Nagoshi, known for the 'Yakuza' series. The game promises thrilling gameplay and engaging characters, showcasing the lives of outlaws in a real city.
The 'BLACKPINK IN TENJIN' event runs from December 15-25, 2025, featuring a photo exhibition, a pop-up shop with exclusive merchandise, and a novelty gift campaign. The venue will also showcase pink illuminations and host a special collaboration with LOVE FM, airing BLACKPINK songs and mixes.
On December 11, USEN announced the 'USEN MUSIC AWARD 2025', highlighting Japan's top BGM hits based on listener requests. The rankings cover 7 categories, with K-POP's G-DRAGON's 'HOME SWEET HOME' taking the top spot. Other notable artists include BABYMONSTER and BLACKPINK's Jennie, showcasing a vibrant K-POP scene.
BLACKPINK is set to perform in Japan for the first time in 2 years and 7 months at Tokyo Dome in January. A ticket giveaway campaign will start on December 8, allowing fans to win tickets to this highly anticipated event. The concert promises stunning performances and solo stages from each member.
Rosé from BLACKPINK has been named Global Hitmaker of the Year by Variety. She received the award at the 2025 Hitmakers ceremony in LA, celebrating her contributions to music, particularly with her hit song 'APT.' and her album 'rosie.' Rosé expressed gratitude for the support she received over a busy year, marking significant achievements in K-POP.
The 40th Golden Disc Awards will be live-streamed on ABEMA on January 10, 2026, at 6:30 PM. The event celebrates K-POP's best, featuring performances from artists like Stray Kids and BLACKPINK's Jennie. A red carpet event will precede the awards at 4:30 PM. Notable presenters include Song Joong-ki and Ahn Hyo-seop.
The Asia Artist Awards 2025, marking its 10th anniversary, took place in Kaohsiung with 55,000 fans. The event featured unique performances from K-pop stars and awarded various artists, including LE SSERAFIM and Park Bo-gum, with multiple honors. The night was filled with excitement and memorable moments.
BLACKPINK's Lisa stars alongside Ma Dong-seok and Lee Jin-wook in Netflix's "TYGO," an action film expanding the "Tyler Rake" universe. The story follows mercenary Taigo on a rescue mission after his friend is kidnapped by a crime organization. Directed by Lee Sang-yong, the film promises thrilling action and a unique Korean twist.
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