Jennie teased solo activities in the US, collaborating with Beyoncé's producer to "taunt" YG

It cannot be denied that after Jennie established her own company, her career increasingly "flourished". Having revealed her plan to release her first solo album, Jennie recently made a hidden move to go to America to make her album.

Since announcing her new company ODDATELIER, Jennie has continuously "exploded" her personal work, making fans extremely excited. Fans have the opportunity to see Jennie more in reality TV shows, promotional campaigns with brands. Besides, the female idol is also focusing on completing her solo album, she hopes the product will be released soon this year. Recently, Jennie revealed a photo of herself at a recording studio in the US, making Jenstans even more excited to wait for new music.

On January 9, Jennie (BLACKPINK) posted a photo of a welcome card on her personal website. The card is said to come from the record label Chalice Recording Studio in Los Angeles (USA), hinting at a solo album in the near future.

The card clearly stated: "Let's have a nice recording session", and was signed by a person named James. Fans continue to speculate that the person who sent Jennie the card was James Fauntleroy - a Grammy Award-winning composer, famous for collaborating with a series of artists such as Drake, Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Beyoncé, Rihanna and Bruno Mars.

The rumor became even more believable when the composer himself also posted images from the Chalice recording studio, hinting at a potential musical partnership with the BLACKPINK member.

The above information attracted the attention of fans. Many people are looking forward to Jennie's collaboration with a world-famous producer. Fans are also eagerly waiting for an explosive music product from the female idol after leaving the management company. Throughout 7 years of working with BLACKPINK, Jennie seemed "attached" to Teddy. The fact that she chose to make music with the country's top producer for her personal career makes people admire her even more.

Before that, Jennie had a lot of experience working with foreign teams. In particular, the vocal performance in the song One of the Girls with The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp is "going upstream", winning on Spotify's global chart, going straight to the Billboard Ho.t 100 at #67 (ranked Latest). Her personal career is flourishing, Knet believes that even though Jennie is very compatible with Teddy's music, she still needs to break through and renew herself with international crews.

In the recent show The Seasons - Lee Hyori's Red Carpet that Jennie participated in , she also revealed her plan to release her first solo album. This move comes after the female idol parted ways with YG Entertainment for solo activities. Instead, the KPop star established a separate company called ODD ATELIER to freely carry out personal activities and promote himself more in the future.

Jennie also said that she wanted to challenge herself and experience independence after learning many things from YG Entertainment. After establishing her own company, Jennie worked actively and accepted invitations to participate in domestic entertainment programs. She expanded her fame by attending tvN's "Investigation" and "Apartment 404" with Yoo Jae Suk and Cha Tae Hyun.

Most recently, Billboard announced that the song "One of the Girls" - the soundtrack of the movie 'The Idol' featuring Jennie, The Weeknd and Lily Rose Depp, ranked 69th on the "Hot 100" disc chart. main single. This is the highest rank a female Kpop solo artist has achieved.

Despite establishing her own company, Jennie still renewed the contract to work as BLACKPINK with YG Entertainment.

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