BLACKPINK’s Lisa’s ‘New Woman’ Joining Kamala Harris’ US Presidential Campaign?

BLACKPINK’s Lisa’s ‘New Woman’ Joining Kamala Harris’ US Presidential Campaign?

On September 17, a post on the Korean forum Pann Nate highlighted how the Democratic Party’s TikTok page released BLACKPINK’s Lisa’s new song, “New Woman,” to support U.S. presidential candidate Kamala Harris.

The strategy is part of the Democratic Party’s effort to improve Kamala Harris’s public image. As vice president of the United States and Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris has received considerable praise for her performance in the September 10 debate, which has highlighted her as a strong advocate for change.

The choice of Lisa’s “New Woman” is symbolic, as the song focuses on female empowerment and breaking down social barriers. Its themes of overcoming prejudice and fighting for justice align with Kamala Harris’s campaign message. By using this song, the Democratic Party aims to highlight Kamala Harris’s role as a transformative leader, reflecting the empowerment and resilience celebrated in Lisa’s music.

Internet users have expressed their opinions on this post:

  • It is very typical of K-pop to not like to be associated with politicians. This is why Western audiences find K-pop stars’ indifference to social issues funny. However, Lisa’s involvement, which includes challenging the Asian-American market, is positive because it encourages young K-pop fans to take an interest in politics and promotes political engagement.
  • As soon as I heard the lyrics to “New Woman,” I thought of Kamala Harris. There seems to be a common thread in that they are both Asian women challenging mainstream American society.
  • Some might see it negatively, but one thing is for sure: when something like this happens, Lisa’s song and her visibility definitely increases. “New Woman” is also a beautiful song in itself.
  • With ‘New Woman’ being used for both the VMAs and to promote her presidential campaign, it seems likely that the song will rise in the charts. It’s a real shame that Lisa didn’t release it as a solo track.

Source: Pann Nate

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