BLACKPINK debuted as a group in August 2016. Image: LR/YG composite
It's official. Four members Blackpink left YG Entertainment, an agency that saw them debut as a K-pop group in 2016 and become one of the biggest female idols worldwide. On December 29 (KST), through a statement, the agency founded by Yang Hyun Suk confirmed that they have reached an agreement with the superstars not to renew their individual contracts.
Earlier, Korean media reported that Jenny had established a private company to manage her solo life. The actress also confirmed this information shortly after, while YG opted for silence.
When did the BLACKPINK deal end?
As is currently in business K-popJennie, Lisa, Rosé and Jisoo completed their contract with YG Entertainment in August 2023 when BLACKPINK celebrated seven years since their debut.
However, the tenure or exit of the members of the agency is not limited to that date. Meanwhile, reports surfaced regarding individual and group deals, which the company said were still in negotiations.
Jisoo, Jenny, Lisa and Rose and Blackpink. Photo: Y.G
What will happen to BLACKPINK after YG idols leave?
Fortunately, for BLACKPINK fans, the individual has a new beginning Jisoo, Lisa, Jenny and Rose The renewal of the contract with YG Entertainment regarding the representation of the K-pop group does not mean the end of the girl band. The news became official in early December.
Likewise, while the superstars will no longer be part of their parent agency, their role remains committed to promoting them as a group and as singles, according to a statement released on December 29.
BLACKPINK debuted as a group in August 2016. Image: LR/YG composite
“YG Entertainment pledges to support BLACKPINK's group activities with all available resources, while encouraging the members' individual activities with a warm heart,” reads the final part of the statement.
