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BLACKPINK has sparked massive excitement online after dropping the first teaser for their upcoming title track, 'GO.' The preview, released by YG Entertainment on 23rd February, hints at what could be the group’s boldest visual and musical transformation so far.
BLACKPINK 's 'GO' Teaser
The teaser embraces a grand, cosmic vibe with a slightly dystopian edge. Members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa are seen moving across sea, land and sky before appearing to launch into outer space. The cinematic style feels more surreal and sensory-driven than their usual high-gloss concepts.
In one powerful scene, the four stand together holding crossed oars, creating a strong image of unity, determination and forward movement. The word GO flashes across the screen in different languages, while white sand swirls into a symbolic shape that completes the title. The overall imagery feels mysterious, dramatic and layered with meaning.
BLACKPINK's Third Mini Album
Their third mini album, 'DEADLINE,' is scheduled for release on 27th February at 2 p.m. KST. The five-track project features the title song 'GO,' pre-release single 'JUMP' and 'B-sides Me and My,' 'Champion' and 'Fxxxboy'. According to YG Entertainment, the album captures irreversible peak moments and showcases BLACKPINK at one of the brightest and most defining stages of their career.
Adding another exciting twist, the group will collaborate with the National Museum of Korea for a special NMK X BLACKPINK project running from 27th February to 8th March, blending pop culture with Korean heritage.
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Since debuting in 2016, BLACKPINK have continued to break global records. They became the first K-pop girl group to achieve both million-and double-million-selling albums. They also topped both the US Billboard 200 and the UK Official Albums Chart at the same time, made history as the first Asian act to headline Coachella, and completed the largest world tour ever by a K-pop girl group, drawing 1.8 million fans across 34 cities.
