BLACKPINK causes anxiety before comeback, Rosé reassures fans with shocking news

After the final piece, Jisoo, returned to the music "race", fans are eagerly waiting for BLACKPINK to return with a full lineup. It seems that this day is coming very soon.

In 2025, BLACKPINK has been making headlines more often than ever. Just a year ago, there were concerns about the group's future due to uncertainty over contract renewals with their agency. But since then, their circumstances have changed dramatically.

As global stars, BLACKPINK members remain active in a variety of fields, but their increased focus on music compared to previous years is the most prominent thing that can be seen in 2024 and early 2025.

In just the first month of the new year, female idols have announced a series of personal releases. Specifically, Jennie revealed that she will release the album "Ruby" in March, followed by the music video for her pre-release song "Zen" and the duet "Love Hangover" with American singer-songwriter Dominic Fike. She also collaborated with rapper Doechii, who won Best Rap Album at the 67th Grammy Awards.

Lisa returns to the "race" with the song "Born Again", collaborating with British singer-songwriter Raye, nominated for Best New Artist at this year's Grammy, and rapper Doja Cat, who has also had 19 Grammy nominations in her music career.

Jisoo followed her two younger members when she announced on February 14th that she would be releasing her mini album "AMORTAGE". This album attracted attention because of her direct involvement in all stages of the production process - singing, composing, designing the performance, and directing the visuals.

Meanwhile, Rosé made headlines with the surprise revival of her hit song “ APT.” from last year. The song has maintained a long-standing position on music charts in Korea and climbed the charts overseas, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 2 on the UK Official Chart.

A decade ago, solo projects were often seen as distractions that could undermine the unity of the group. And traditionally, first-generation K-pop idols would only embark on solo careers after leaving or disbanding their groups. So the question was whether BLACKPINK could return as a full group while being so active individually.

While BLINKs were still confused and worried, Rosé once again made them "feverish" when she assured that BLACKPINK's highly anticipated comeback was approaching. Accordingly, in a recent interview with The Cut Magazine, the female idol shared frankly about her solo journey and upcoming group plans.

She confided: "Although we all need time to go out and explore and assert ourselves, we still have a lot of work to do. We have to cause more 'damage'. We will release new music soon." Rosé's sharing made fans extremely excited and hopeful for a grand comeback of BLACKPINK with new music products, not just stopping at doing a world tour.

In addition to preparing for BLACKPINK's comeback, the "Australian rose" has also been marking the maturity of her solo career. Her collaboration with Bruno Mars in "APT." has received praise from experts and high appreciation from international audiences.

After the success of the mega-hit, Rosé revealed that she is focusing more on composing music, opening up many opportunities for future projects. "Last week I spent the whole day in the studio. What's better than being immersed in music?", the female idol excitedly said. Thus, it is likely that this year, fans will enjoy both BLACKPINK's joint music products and the "Australian rose"'s individual music products.

Jisoo sets solo comeback date, learns 1 thing from Rosé, still disappointing? Hướng Dương15:18:28 11/01/2025Music fans are excited by the news that Jisoo will return with a solo music project next February. Some believe it, but others doubt that it is just a rumor on social media.