After BTS, Blackpink Are Becoming A Pillar Of South Korean Soft

The four members of the girl band Blackpink are a smash hit across the music world. The latest proof of their superstardom is that they have just reached the top of several music charts with their latest album, 'Born Pink'

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Blackpink Makes History With Born Pink, Which Is Ruling Music Charts

If you were to make a girl group out of (G)-idle, Blackpink, Twice, Red velvet, Aespa, and itzy (you have to have 1 idol from each group)? - Quora

Is Black Pink the next K-pop sensation after BTS? - Quora

If Blackpink disbands (in the future), who would it affect the most? - Quora

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A Korean Career Center professor gives an interesting analysis of #BTS's #Jin personality

Who do you think the next top 3 girl groups will be after Twice, Blackpink, and Red Velvet? - Quora

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