Jennie was banned from Korea's biggest TV station because of a song, and immediately responded.

Recently, Jennie's fan community was shocked by the news that the female singer's song Mantra did not meet the censorship requirements to be broadcast on Korea's largest television station, KBS.

Specifically, the reason given was because the song Mantra mentioned a brand name, which was not suitable for broadcasting.

After this information was spread, the online community did not seem too surprised because KBS has always been famous for having many strict regulations when it comes to censoring music. Before Jennie, many artists were banned from KBS because their songs contained sensitive words or mentioned details that were not suitable for broadcasting.

Mantra was officially released by Jennie on the morning of October 11 (Vietnam time). This is also the product marking the female singer's comeback after 8 years since the song SOLO. It is known that Mantra is just the first "firework" in the new album that Jennie is about to release.

As soon as it was released, Jennie's Mantra quickly swept through all the famous music charts in the country and internationally. Most recently, Mantra officially appeared on the Billboard HOT 100 chart this week.

Specifically, Billboard said Jennie's latest single debuted on the chart at No. 98 on the social media platform X on Monday (US time). In addition, Jennie's Mantra also performed well on Billboard's global chart, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard Global Excl US chart and No. 3 on the Billboard Global 200 chart.

This is not the first time Jennie has appeared on the famous US music chart. Previously, Jennie's solo product One Of The Girls, which she collaborated with The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp, appeared on the Billboard HOT 100 chart at number 69 in January this year.

However, with Mantra, this is Jennie's first solo song to enter this chart without collaborating with any other artist. Therefore, it can be said that Mantra's debut on the Billboard HOT 100 this week at No. 98 marks an extremely special and meaningful milestone for Jennie's career.

Although not on KBS, Jennie had 3 successful promotional stages for the song Mantra before that, on MBC's MusicCore, M COUNTDOWN and on Jimmy Kimmel's show.

If at the M!Countdown stage, Jennie brought back the princess image from 6 years ago strongly, Music Core witnessed a capricious, arrogant and "pretty as a kitten" "it girl".

The outfit is just enough to be restrained in a youthful, dynamic style with a hint of highteen, which made Jennie's brand when she first debuted, along with the "Kpop" makeup, she seems to have returned to her rookie days. Her visual is "reverse aging", only her star aura has increased exponentially.

In terms of performance skills, Jennie is becoming more and more excellent, worthy of the title of Kpop "all-rounder" icon. With only 2 promotional stages on music shows, Jennie has dominated the Korean media recently. There are a series of topics discussing Jennie's beauty at the age of 28. Everyone has to admit that Jennie is absolutely suitable for this idol style.

Some people even said that Jennie is returning to her rookie beauty. Jennie's hasty stage photos are so stunning that they received tens of thousands of interactions. As expected of a trend-setter, Jennie's lipstick color and makeup style immediately became a new trend in Korea.

Recently, MBC released more "tight" images of Jennie on the show Music Core. People had the opportunity to "satisfy their eyes" again. Compared to the image 8 years ago, Jennie's facial features have not changed at all. Looking at Jennie's visual on the show Music Core, it's not an exaggeration to say that she's a newly debuted idol. In her comeback with Mantra, Jennie tried many different images. Sometimes she's hot like an American girl, sometimes she's a classy princess, every image is "beautiful".

Jennie was openly challenged by her junior, but didn't dare to say anything. Thảo Mai21:32:01 18/10/2024Recently, Jennie returned to the music scene with the single Mantra and a money-filled MV filmed entirely in Los Angeles, USA. Jennie's vibrant pop-dance immediately became a worldwide sensation.