BLACKPINK accused of being lazy, Rosé "carried" the whole team alone, fans went crazy!

Rosé stood out on the Wembley stage with her powerful voice and confident demeanor, while BLACKPINK was criticized for their lack of consistency. The moment she "carried" the group caused heated debate among fans.

In recent days, social media has been abuzz with a video recording the performance of Rosé, a member of BLACKPINK, at a concert in London, England. The moment she almost “carried” the entire stage alone became the center of controversy, as the other three members appeared but rarely participated in the performance.

The event took place at Wembley Arena as part of the group's DEADLINE tour. Rosé made a surprise tribute to legendary British girl groups, especially the Spice Girls , before singing "Wannabe" - a hit that has been associated with the childhoods of many audiences. With a confident, cheerful and energetic attitude, she made the whole audience explode as tens of thousands of people sang along.

However, the video quickly sparked controversy because of the contrasting images between the members. When Rosé passed the microphone to Jisoo, she just smiled and shook her head in refusal, making the performance feel "unfinished". This made many fans think that Rosé was the "soul" of the performance, while the other members lacked support. One angry account commented: "They just stood there, while the lyrics were displayed right on the screen. At least they could have mumbled or cheered with Rosé." Some fans even said that this situation recreated the old debate about the difference in enthusiasm in BLACKPINK.

On the contrary, many viewers defended the group, saying that this was just an impromptu moment, not an official performance, so the fact that some members did not know the song was not worth criticizing. This is not the first time BLACKPINK has caused controversy over their uniformity on stage. In previous tours, the group was criticized for "lacking fire", disjointed choreography, or inconsistent performance attitude. However, every time a controversy arises, BLACKPINK becomes the center of media attention and attracts international attention.

The standout in this case was Rosé, whose powerful vocals and natural ability to connect with the audience made her vulnerable to comparisons to the rest of the group. The controversy surrounding the performance reflected the harsh realities of the K-pop industry, where every smile, movement, and moment of distraction can be scrutinized. For BLACKPINK, the first K-pop girl group to perform at Wembley, the pressure was even greater. Something as small as refusing to sing an impromptu song could become the center of global debate.

However, to be fair, the Wembley performance was still a historic milestone for BLACKPINK, affirming the group's undeniable appeal. Rosé shined for a moment, but the overall performance still made tens of thousands of live viewers burst into tears. The controversy over the clip is only a small part, and cannot evaluate the entire effort and success of the group.

Furthermore, the event once again reflects the high expectations that the public has for K-pop idols. Fans often set high standards for uniformity, passion, and interaction on stage. However, instead of focusing on the imperfect moments, fans can look more broadly at the artist’s journey of dedication. Ultimately, what makes an artist memorable is the energy, talent, and performance spirit they bring to the audience, not the moments of hesitation in front of the camera.

The moment Rosé "carried" the Wembley stage also proved that each BLACKPINK member has their own strengths. Rosé stands out with her vocals and ability to connect directly, while the other members also have strengths in choreography, image and performance style. The combination of each individual creates the group's global appeal.

Overall, the London performance both confirmed BLACKPINK’s popularity and sparked debates about the balance within the group. Rosé shined with her energetic energy, but the most important thing was the overall performance – a testament to BLACKPINK’s power on the international stage. The controversies only made the group’s name more widely mentioned, while emphasizing the pressure and expectations placed on K-pop idols.

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