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BLACKPINK just made history. They’re now the first music act ever to hit 100 million subscribers on YouTube a wild number that shows just how huge they’ve become, not just in K-pop but in global music.
Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa reached that milestone this week, according to YG Entertainment. Pretty incredible, especially considering they debuted in 2016 and are still gaining momentum nearly a decade later.
Their channel’s packed 648 videos so far, with over 41 billion views in total. Out of those, 50 videos have racked up more than 100 million views each. That’s not just luck; it’s a sign of steady streaming power and just how far K-pop has spread.
People in the industry have noticed how YouTube is changing the game for K-pop, opening doors to fans everywhere, from the West to all sorts of new markets. With this new record, BLACKPINK’s sitting at the top, even ahead of BTS and other global stars.
YouTube’s CEO, Neal Mohan, even gave them a shoutout, calling their achievement “historic” and pointing out how YouTube connects artists and fans across the world.
It’s not just about the numbers. This moment highlights how BLACKPINK’s influence stretches way beyond music. Their fan community, solo careers, fashion moves, and big brand collabs everything’s part of this growing wave that’s shaping pop culture on a global scale.
Bottom line? BLACKPINK isn’t just leading K-pop; they’re one of the most powerful forces in music and digital culture right now.
Reportby: liamkim@ygkplusofficial.com
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