BLACKPINK Reveals Choreography Video for ‘KILL THIS LOVE’, A Female Warrior-Like Performance
[뉴스엔=김명미기자] BLACKPINK revealed the choreography video for ‘KILL THIS LOVE’, the song which is in the center of the spotlight.
On April 9 at 9 AM, YG Entertainment uploaded the choreography video for ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ through their official blog, bringing out heated reactions from global fans.
The choreography for ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ was composed by 4 world-famous choreographers. It presents a more dynamic performance than any of BLACKPINK’s previous releases. In the video, BLACKPINK reminded viewers of female warriors with their most powerful group moves and the saluting point move.
The catchy point moves including their cannon shooting move and saluting dance are said to have emphasized BLACKPINK’s unique ‘girl crush’ charms.
While receiving massive love from global fans with their unrivaled performances, BLACKPINK now has 5 choreography videos with over 100 million views, which is unprecedented in K-Pop history. It is expected that their choreography video revealed today will easily surpass 100 million views.
After making comeback with ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ on the 5th, BLACKPINK won the honor of surpassing 100 million views on YouTube in just 2 days and 14 hours, which is the fastest world record.
‘KILL THIS LOVE’ is also very popular in global music charts, including YouTube. The song topped iTunes Song charts in 37 different regions of the world including the US, the country with the largest Pop music market. Their no. 1 on the US iTunes Song chart adds more meaning since they are the first K-Pop girl group to top the according chart.
Furthermore, ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ was ranked at no. 4 on the Global Top50 chart of Spotify, which is the biggest music platform of the world. The song also entered the US Top50 chart as no. 35, setting a meaningful record.
After successfully making comeback, BLACKPINK will meet the local music fans of the US by performing at Coachella Festival on April 12 and 19 and will begin their North America tour starting in Los Angeles on the 17th.
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