BlackpinkJennie spoke candidly for the first time from the group’s return to member activities, sharing his fears, reflections and love for the performance with its members.
In a recent cover and interview with the French fashion magazine CR Fashion Book, Jennie confessed: “I have many fears. I don’t like being the same for too long. I fear that if I don’t go on and change, I won’t be able to see the life that is right in front of me.”
Jennie recalled her journey from a normal girl to Auckland, New Zealand, who once dreamed of becoming a lawyer or teacher, to discover her passion for music at the age of 14. He sent a video of herself singing Rihanna’s “Take a Bow” to YG Entertainment, which in the end led her to become a trainee.
“Then, it seemed that everyone was chasing their dreams. I was too. I didn’t really understand the pressure to enter the music industry: I was simply following what I loved”, He explained.
Blackpink Since then he has achieved unprecedented global success. The group was the first K-Pop Girl group invited to Coachella in 2019 and continued to establish records with theirs Born Pink World Tour (2021-2022), which attracted 1.8 million fans in 66 shows, becoming the group tour for girls with the greatest collection in history. Based on this momentum, they are now connecting with fans all over the world through their new expiry of large -scale projects.
Reflecting on their return, Jennie said: “We are children who live the happiest moment of our life. Sometimes I see videos that fans publish and I am surprised by how much I have fun. I thought it would have changed after a year and a half of work as a soloist, but nothing has really changed. Being on stage with the members seems to go home.”
She added: “I want to accept myself more fully and know more about who I am. I will follow my heart.”
Jennie’s heartfelt words underline not only his dedication to personal growth, but also the profound bond he continues to share with her Blackpink members.
Sources: Sportschosun
