YG continues to favor 2NE1, doing something special after 7 years, ignoring BLACKPINK's troubles

After announcing their reunion, 2NE1 received special attention from the public. Many fans were excited and looked forward to the day they would see the girls perform together on stage.

While waiting for 2NE1's comeback, the group's fan community was surprised when YG Entertainment posted CL's performance at the TREASURE concert a few days ago on the group's YouTube channel.

Accordingly, in the concert of the "younger brother group BLACKPINK" in Seoul that took place on August 15, the "leader" of 2NE1 appeared as a special guest, bringing a series of eye-catching performances that made the audience burst into tears.

After the show, YG uploaded CL's performance to 2NE1's YouTube channel, which moved fans. It had been almost 7 years since the channel had updated any videos since the group stopped working.

The last video posted on 2NE1's YouTube channel was the MV GOODBYE in 2017 as a farewell from the girls to the audience. Finally, after 7 years, the YouTube channel of YG's "pets" has been active again with the opening performance of group leader CL.

2NE1's YouTube channel promises to be even more packed with content in the near future as the group is about to make a comeback with new music and projects to celebrate their 15th debut anniversary.

YG previously revealed that 2NE1 will not only release new music, but the group will also embark on a world tour called WELCOME BACK to celebrate their 15th anniversary. The starting point of this world tour will be in Seoul, Korea on October 5.

On August 5, the ticket sales portal for 2NE1's Seoul concert was officially opened with about 8,000 seats at the Olympic Hall. Notably, according to records, more than 400,000 people lined up online to compete for tickets to the group's comeback concert. This "huge" number surprised the online community, showing that the appeal of female idols is still as strong as in their heyday.

Because the audience's demand for the show was so high while the number of tickets sold was limited, many people missed out on tickets to 2NE1's concert. However, a few days later, YG Entertainment confirmed that they would be holding an additional show for the group's upcoming concert in Korea. This information made the fan community extremely happy and excited.

Specifically, YG said: "An additional concert for '2024 2NE1 Concert - WELCOME BACK - in Seoul' will be held on October 4." Thus, the group has a total of 3 performances in their hometown on 3 consecutive days of October 4, 5, and 6 at the Olympic Hall of Seoul Olympic Park.

The company also explained that the decision to open an additional night for 2NE1's concert on October 4 was to meet the needs and wishes of fans.

Besides waiting for 2NE1's reunion, Kpop fans are also very interested in BLACKPINK's comeback date. It is worth mentioning that right now, Jennie suddenly caused a misunderstanding for fans.

Accordingly, on his personal TikTok channel, the idol born in 1996 recently posted a clip summarizing some memorable moments of himself and BLACKPINK in two events the group recently attended on the occasion of their 8th debut anniversary.

Jennie's clip quickly reached more than 8 million views just a few hours after being posted. However, what made netizens constantly stir was the caption she attached.

Specifically, Jennie wrote in English the status line: "Feeling gr8ful" - Feeling grateful. The story would not be worth mentioning if TikTok's automatic translation mode did not appear two sensitive words, which are "disgusting" instead of "grateful" in the true sense.

This misunderstanding immediately confused fans in Vietnam, almost thinking that BLACKPINK would not have a comeback date. And Jennie is not the first "victim" of automatic translation on online platforms.

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