Lisa makes a documentary about her life, exposing the dark side behind Blackpink?

Sony Music Vision and director Sue Kim officially announced a documentary project about Lisa . Some excerpts were revealed, recording the singer's impressive performances and everyday moments with her family.

According to Variety, the film will also cover Lisa's debut role in the popular series The White Lotus. The producer has not yet announced an official release date.

At the press conference, director Sue Kim shared that as soon as she discussed the script, Lisa proactively invited her close friends from before she became famous to join. "I feel honored to be able to record Lisa's journey of change over the past year. The film will definitely bring many unexpected moments and a closer look at her life," said Sue Kim.

Lisa said the documentary project is an important milestone, allowing her to share her artistic journey and personal experiences with fans. The singer expressed her joy at accompanying Sue Kim on tours and working in many countries.

Lisa was born in Thailand and is active mainly in Korea with the group Blackpink . She is currently one of the Asian artists with the largest number of followers on Instagram and leads in the number of interactions.

In addition to her successful music career, Lisa's personal life and fashion style also attract special attention from millions of fans. The beauty is currently rumored to be dating the son of a billionaire. Not only is she a music icon, Lisa is also famous for her unique aesthetic taste. Every small action of hers creates a feverish trend among young people.

Recently, famous fashion magazines Vogue Italia and Teen Vogue have highlighted Lisa's important role in popularizing the Labubu stuffed toy, creating a worldwide Labubu hunt and making the toy a hot accessory and decoration.

Labubu is a stuffed animal character created by Chinese artist Kasing Lung in 2015, owned by Pop Mart.

According to Teen Vogue, the Labubu craze started in Asia and quickly became popular worldwide thanks to celebrities wearing them everywhere.

Among them, Lisa gave Labubu its first wave of fame over a year ago, when she put a Labubu dressed as a peasant in her handbag.

Her frequent appearances with Labubu-themed merchandise and accessories in social media posts, live performances, and fan events have captured the hearts of millions.

The rise of Labubu plush toys was largely due to a post by Blackpink's Lisa in early 2024, said the director of strategic partnerships at Pop Mart International, which produces Labubu.

It first became an online meme, then a shopping craze in Thailand, where many local celebrities and KOLs were hunting for the collection.

It also spread to other celebrities, including the Thai royal family. The trend gradually spread across Southeast Asia, and eventually to the West."

In an interview with Teen Vogue, when Lisa expressed her love for Labubu, her co-star in the movie "The White Lotus 3" also said that Lisa was the one who helped this toy explode.

According to Vogue Italia, Lisa's influence extends beyond music, seamlessly bridging fashion, pop culture and collectibles. The magazine praised the Thai star's "instinctive ability to spot and amplify niche trends."

Lisa transformed Labubu from a niche item into an international phenomenon embraced by fans and fashion insiders.

Similarly, Teen Vogue highlighted Lisa's role in shaping global youth culture, noting that her enthusiastic promotion of the Labubu plush toy spurred a whole wave of fans that crossed national and age-group boundaries.

Teen Vogue wrote that Lisa's involvement elevated Labubu to a symbol of youthful creativity and playful self-expression.

Industry analysts note that Lisa's endorsement of Labubu has brought significant commercial success to the brand and its creators.

Sales of Labubu-related products have skyrocketed and the stuffed toy now occupies a prominent place in global pop culture merchandise.

More importantly, Labubu's rise to fame through Lisa highlights the growing influence of K-pop idols in shaping consumer trends and cultural trends worldwide.

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