Blackpink Lisa nakakuha ng 3 bagong titulo sa Guinness World Records
Blackpink Lisa
GUMAWA na naman ng panibagong record ang miyembro ng K-pop girl group Blackpink na si Lisa Manobal bilang isang solo artist.
Kumpirmado nang pasok ang South Korean idol sa tatlong Guinness World Records title, base na rin sa annoucement ng GWR last Tuesday, January 24.
Ang mga nadagdag sa mga Guinness World Records titles ni Liza ay ang pagiging first solo K-pop winner sa MTV Video Music Awards at sa the MTV Europe Music Awards.
Ayon sa official statement ng GWR, para sa MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), “Lisa came first in the category of Best K-pop Video; an award which had been exclusively won by BTS since it’s introduction in 2019.”
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“BLACKPINK as a whole also won an award for Best Metaverse Performance for their performance of new single ‘Ready For Love’ in the video game PUBG (PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds) Mobile, gaining an additional Guinness World Records title for being the first winners of the award.
“As well as cleaning up at the MTV awards, Lisa has also been awarded the title of most followers on Instagram for a K-pop artist with 86.3 million followers as of January 19, 2023,” ang nakasaad pa sa announcement ng GWR.
Ang mga kasalukuyang record na hawak ng nasabing K-pop group ay ang “most subscribers for a band on YouTube” at first K-pop group to reach “No.1 on the UK albums chart” (female).
Ang Blackpink din ang kauna-unahang Korean pop group to reach “No.1 on the US albums chart” (female).
Matatandaang noong 2021, ini-release ni Lisa ang kanyang single na “LaLisa” na itinuturing ngayong “most viewed YouTube music video by a solo artist in 24 hours” with 73.6 million views.
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