Blackpink isn’t just a K-pop group; they’re a global phenomenon, and their collaborations are a major reason why. These girls have teamed up with some of the biggest names in music, fashion, and entertainment, pushing K-pop to new heights and proving that music truly knows no boundaries.
Chart-Topping Collabs That Broke Records
- Dua Lipa – “Kiss and Make Up” (2018): This electrifying dance-pop track was Blackpink’s first major Western collaboration, and it was a smash hit. It not only landed on the Billboard Hot 100 but also paved the way for future K-pop crossovers. Dua Lipa Kiss and Make Up (2018)
- Selena Gomez – “Ice Cream” (2020): This sugary-sweet summer anthem was an instant viral sensation, racking up over 800 million views on YouTube. It showcased Blackpink’s fun and playful side while solidifying their global appeal. Selena Gomez Ice Cream (2020)
- Lady Gaga – “Sour Candy” (2020): Blackpink joined forces with the iconic Lady Gaga for this electro-pop banger on her “Chromatica” album. The track’s bold and confident sound highlighted Blackpink’s versatility and further cemented their place in pop music history. Lady Gaga Sour Candy (2020)
- The Weeknd & Lily-Rose Depp – “One of the Girls” (2023): Jennie’s recent foray into acting in HBO’s “The Idol” also led to a collaboration on the show’s soundtrack. This sultry track, featuring The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp, showcased Jennie’s vocal prowess and further expanded her global reach. Weeknd & LilyRose Depp One of the Girls (2023)
Fashion and Brand Partnerships That Set Trends
Blackpink’s impact extends far beyond music. Each member is a global ambassador for major luxury brands: Jisoo for Dior, Jennie for Chanel, Rosé for Tiffany & Co. and Saint Laurent, and Lisa for Celine and Bulgari. These partnerships have not only elevated Blackpink’s style status but also brought K-pop fashion to the forefront of global trends.
The Blackpink Effect: A New Era for K-Pop
Blackpink’s collaborations have not only made them global superstars but have also opened doors for other K-pop artists to break into the international market. They’ve proven that K-pop is a global force to be reckoned with, and their influence continues to grow with each new project.
