BLACKPINK’s ‘BOOMBAYAH’ Dance Practice Video Surpasses 200M Views… A New Record March
[텐아시아=우빈 기자] Group BLACKPINK’s ‘BOOMBAYAH’ dance practice video surpassed 200M views.
According to YG Entertainment on the 20th, BLACKPINK’s ‘BOOMBAYAH’ dance practice video surpassed 200M views on YouTube as of 10:45 AM.
As a result, BLACKPINK now has a total of 4 dance practice videos with over 200M views. BLACKPINK’s 100M march is continuing not only through their MVs but also through their dance practice videos, a record which only BLACKPINK can pull off.
The dance practice videos for ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’, ‘How You Like That’, and ‘Kill This Love’, which have surpassed 200M views on YouTube prior to ‘BOOMBAYAH’, are now facing 400M views, which show that BLACKPINK’s reckless record march will continue throughout in the future.
‘BOOMBAYAH’ is one of the double title tracks of BLACKPINK’s debut single album ‘SQUARE ONE’, released back in August 2016. The song has a catchy and fierce chorus and exciting drum beats, and is still loved by many global fans.
The MV for ‘BOOMBAYAH’ surpassed 1B views on the 13th. It was BLACKPINK’s 3rd video to surpass 1B views, which allowed BLACKPINK to become the K-Pop artist with the most number of videos with over 1B views.
BLACKPINK, who has a total of 22 videos with over 100M views, has been releasing new songs consistently this year, which also raised attention on their existing hit songs. BLACKPINK’s YouTube channel subscribers have increased at a fast pace and is currently at over 51.1M. Over 14M people have subscribed to BLACKPINK’s YouTube channel since the release of their pre-release single ‘How You Like That’(6/26, 37.4M subscribers). BLACKPINK is currently the second most subscribed artist on YouTube in the world.
BLACKPINK has confirmed their appearances on ABC ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’, the famous American late-night talk show, on the 20th(local time) and on ‘Good Morning America’ on the 21st. The global fans are paying keen attention to what kind of glamorous performances BLACKPINK will present through ABC’s representative programs.
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