Jennie "sneaked" to China to do something special, BLACKPINK concert in Vietnam earned more than 300 billion

After the Born Pink world tour, Jennie and Jisoo continuously achieved many new achievements, typically both are currently Kpop artists with the best-selling digital singles this year in the country of billions of people.

Recently, the 27-year-old female rapper's music products have almost dominated the Chinese market - one of the places with many potential challenges for Korean artists to make a mark, due to the policies of the Chinese government. This place is very strict.

Recently, the song marking Jennie's return to the music track called "You & Me" continued to affirm its position when it officially surpassed the milestone of 350,000 digital music copies in China, becoming a best-selling single. Best on QQ Music this week.

Thanks to the global appeal of music, Jennie - Jisoo (with about 1,016,272 sales) became "The Kpop artist with the best-selling digital single in China this year".

Furthermore, "You & Me" by a female idol born in 1996 is currently the longest-running number one song (4 consecutive weeks) by a female Kpop solo artist in the history of Worldwide iTunes Songs. Specifically, the song surpassed "Paint the Town Red" (Doja Cat), "3D" by Jungkook - Jack Harlow and "On the Ground" by Rosé to temporarily top the chart.

Additionally, after competing fiercely with "Dance the Night" by Doja Cat and Dua Lipa, "You & Me" also took the number 1 spot on the European iTunes Songs Chart. This achievement helps Jennie become the only female Kpop artist with a song topping both charts in 2023.

"You & Me" was released by Jennie on October 6. This is the song she performed during her year-long Born Pink global tour. The 27-year-old female rapper's special single topped the iTunes song charts in an impressive 53 countries and territories shortly after its release.

In recent days, she and her eldest sister, BLACKPINK, have both been rumored to have left their agency to establish their own businesses. However, YG Entertainment quickly denied and said they were continuing to negotiate with the female idols.

In recent developments, Touring Data has just officially announced the revenue of BLACKPINK's concert in Hanoi, part of the famous group's Born Pink World Tour after a few months ending. Specifically, the concert took place at My Dinh Stadium with 67,443 spectators participating (100% sell-out rate) and total revenue achieved was 13,660,064 USD (about 333.9 billion VND).

This revenue is said to include both Vietnamese people and foreign tourists, but the majority of tickets sold at home are still the main ticket. Although it caused a lot of controversy and encountered many difficulties from the time of announcement until the performance, it cannot be denied that the Vietnamese audience's willingness to pay for BLACKPINK in this memorable concert is not small.

It is known that ticket prices for all seat classes at the concert range from 1.2 million VND to 9.8 million VND. Thus, this price is not too different from the initial prediction of 8 million for the highest ticket. This is considered a quite reasonable price for an international star like BLACKPINK when performing in Vietnam.

The S-shaped strip of land is also the last "stop", closing the Asian tour of the four beautiful YG girls. With the success of the two shows above, fans can't help but hope that in the future, more international artists will choose Vietnam as their tour destination.

BLACKPINK concert revenue in Vietnam is higher than many other countries

In Asia alone, the Born Pink world tour included 30 performances, earning 164,460,142 USD from 1,025,559 tickets sold. In particular, the revenue of 2 shows in Vietnam was higher than the shows held in Korea - BLACKPINK's hometown and some locations such as UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia...

However, the most successful destination on this continent for the tour is probably Thailand - where Lisa was born, in terms of ticket sales. A total of 4 BLACKPINK concerts in the land of golden temples (January 7, January 8, May 27, May 28) sold 147,319 tickets and earned nearly 27.78 million USD.

Meanwhile, the group's shows in Singapore from May 13 to 14 were also very successful with 97,977 tickets sold and a revenue of 18,452,183 USD - the largest figure in the Born Pink tour in Asia, if counting 2 nights alone. perform together.

As soon as Lisa returned home, she showed a fake face to Jennie, taking advantage of her seniors to escape public pressure Hướng Dương12:03:46 12/10/2023BLACKPINK's youngest member officially returned to Korea after performing at Crazy Horse Paris nightclub. The female idol born in 1997 attracted attention when she mentioned Jennie on her personal page.