The video features a group of college students reacting to the K-pop group BLACKPINK's music video and learning about the group's history and cultural context. The students are impressed by the group's high-energy performance, catchy music, and versatility in switching between different genres and languages. They also discuss the cultural significance of K-pop and its growing global popularity.
The students learn about the group's one-year hiatus and the anticipation surrounding their comeback single. They also discuss the importance of social media for artists and how BLACKPINK's members have recently opened up their personal Instagram accounts to connect with fans.
The video also touches on the topic of K-pop's highly structured and manufactured industry, where group members often have designated roles, such as lead vocals, lead dancer, or lead visuals. The students appreciate how BLACKPINK's members work together to create a cohesive and successful group.
Overall, the college students are enthusiastic about BLACKPINK's music and cultural impact, and they express their eagerness to explore more of the group's content.
1. BLACKPINK is a South Korean K-pop group.
2. The group's comeback single earned an estimated 33.7 million views within its first 24 hours.
3. This made it the highest 24-hour debut for a K-pop girl group on YouTube.
4. BLACKPINK's members opened up their personal Instagram accounts to better connect with fans after the release of their new single and EP.
5. In just four days, the girls all surpassed the two million follower mark on Instagram.
6. Jennie posted the most pictures, with a total of five.
7. BLACKPINK released their first ever EP or mini album, called "Square Up," containing four new songs.
8. The group's fans call themselves Blink.
9. K-pop groups often have several different roles for members, which can include lead vocals, lead dancer, lead rapper, or lead visuals.