BLACKPINK has captured the attention of fans worldwide by announcing a massive musical world that is on a different dimension from what they have presented so far.
On the 24th, YG Entertainment officially released the teaser video for BLACKPINK's new song 'GO' through their official blog. This video serves as the first clue to glimpse the concept of the long-awaited new album, and it has received explosive reactions from global fans immediately after its release.
The most striking aspect of the teaser video is its overwhelming visual beauty and cosmic scale. The journey of BLACKPINK members heading towards the vast universe beyond the sea, land, and sky is depicted sensually, and the scene where the members gather and grasp the oars reveals their intense determination for new challenges.
Additionally, the symbolic scenes where the title of the song quickly crosses various languages and the white sand explodes to complete the new song title 'GO' create a mysterious atmosphere. The unique charm added to BLACKPINK's previously showcased intense charisma raises expectations for this new release to the highest level.
BLACKPINK will simultaneously release their Mini Album 'DEADLINE' worldwide on the 27th at 2 PM. This album includes a total of 5 tracks that capture BLACKPINK's current state, including the title track 'GO', the pre-released song 'JUMP', 'Me and my', 'Champion', and 'Fxxxboy'. YG expressed confidence that it will be a high-quality album that captures the best moments that cannot be reversed and the most shining present.
A special collaboration project will also take place simultaneously with the comeback. From the 27th to the 8th of next month, BLACKPINK will hold the 'National Museum X BLACKPINK Project' in collaboration with the National Museum of Korea. This collaboration, which involves the global streaming platform Spotify, will feature a lighting show that colors the museum's exterior in its symbolic color pink and various attractions such as audio docents of representative artifacts recorded by the members themselves.
