JENNIE

BLACKPINK concluded their successful Tokyo Dome concert, part of their 'BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR <DEADLINE> IN TOKYO,' attracting 165,000 fans over three days. The concert featured hit songs, special fan interactions, and a vibrant atmosphere, with a pop-up store and light-up campaigns at major towers. They will continue their tour in Hong Kong and release their 3rd mini-album 'DEADLINE' on February 27.

BLACKPINK's Jennie has unveiled her first photo exhibition titled 'JENNIE PHOTO EXHIBITION『J2NNI5』', showcasing bold and intimate images, including topless poses. The exhibition runs from January 16 to 29 in Seoul's YOUTHQUAKE, featuring unpublished photos by renowned photographers. Jennie's exhibition aims to reveal her most essential moments captured unexpectedly.

BLACKPINK's Jennie celebrated her birthday in a Tokyo club, leading to mixed reactions online. While some praised her freedom to party, others raised safety concerns following a recent tragic incident in Switzerland. The use of 'champagne girls' also sparked discussions on the objectification of women. Jennie's previous Instagram post also drew criticism for evoking memories of a smoking controversy. BLACKPINK is currently on a world tour in Japan.

The upcoming variety show 'Manito Club' reveals its first trailer, featuring surprise gifts delivered by cast members like Jenny and DEX. The show revolves around the concept of 'manito,' meaning 'secret friend' in Italian, where participants secretly do good deeds for their assigned friends. It premieres on February 1 in Korea.

Jennie from BLACKPINK marked her 30th birthday with a vibrant Instagram video, showcasing her joyful spirit as she blew out candles and celebrated. Her carefree attitude and radiant smile reflected her acceptance of this new chapter in life, resonating with fans who expressed excitement for her future.

On the afternoon of the 15th, BLACKPINK members Rosé, Jisoo, and Jennie flew to Japan via Gimpo Business Aviation Center for their world tour. They will perform at Tokyo Dome from the 16th to the 18th. Additionally, BLACKPINK's comeback date is set for February 27 with their 3rd mini-album 'DEADLINE', and they will hold another 3-day concert at Tokyo Dome in January 2026, marking their first performance in Japan in about 2 years and 7 months.

BLACKPINK's Jennie and talent DEX will co-host a new variety show called 'Manito Club', premiering on February 1. The show involves delivering surprise gifts without revealing identities, featuring participants like MMA fighter Akiyama and comedian Lee Suji. The format includes individual and team challenges, promising both laughter and heartfelt moments as they prepare gifts for each other.

The 40th Golden Disc Awards celebrated K-POP with Stray Kids winning Album of the Year, G-DRAGON winning Digital Song of the Year, and Jennie receiving the newly established Artist of the Year award. The event highlighted the global influence of K-POP and featured performances that bridged generations of music.

On the afternoon of the 9th, BLACKPINK's Jennie departed for Taiwan via Incheon International Airport for the 40th Golden Disc Awards. She revealed her bold short hair and shared her thoughts on turning 30, stating that she lived her 20s with passion and love. Additionally, J-POP songs are ranking in the MelOn annual chart, with the top 100 songs of 2025 being revealed.

MelOn has released the '2025 Korea & Overseas Annual Chart' TOP 100, with WOODZ's 'Drowning' taking the top spot. G-DRAGON's 'HOME SWEET HOME' and BLACKPINK's 'JUMP' also rank highly, showcasing the strength of male solo artists and the rising popularity of new generation groups. The chart reflects a diverse array of successful artists and songs.