Blackpink Drops ‘Ready For Love’ Virtual Performance
We’re ready for more Blackpink. On Friday, the K-pop group released the music video of their track “Ready for Love” from their PUBG Mobile virtual performance, featuring virtual avatars of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa exploring fantastical worlds, riding motorcycles and floating through pink cloudscapes.
“There’s no need to wait now/No need to be afraid,” Jenni and Rosé sing on the song’s pre-chorus before the song explodes into an EDM-tinged banger. “Show me the color of your heart/I really need you in my world/Open your eyes, here I am in front of you.”
Blackpink revealed earlier this month that they are in the “final stages of recording a new album” and will be heading on a massive world tour.
“On top of new music and large-scale projects, Blackpink will also go on the largest world tour in the history of a K-pop girl group by the end of the year to expand their rapport with fans worldwide,” read a press release from their management company YG Entertainment.
The group released their only full-length record, The Album, in 2020. They also opened up to IndieLand in a cover story interview last month about their upcoming music.
“We don’t just receive a completed song,” Jisoo said. “We are involved from the beginning, building the blocks, adding this or that feeling, exchanging feedback — and this process of creating makes me feel proud of our music.”
She added: If we just received pre-made songs, it would feel mechanical. I feel more love for the process, because we say, ‘How about adding this in the lyrics? How about adding this move in the choreography?’”
“We don’t just receive a completed song,” Jisoo said. “We are involved from the beginning, building the blocks, adding this or that feeling, exchanging feedback — and this process of creating makes me feel proud of our music.”
She added: If we just received pre-made songs, it would feel mechanical. I feel more love for the process, because we say, ‘How about adding this in the lyrics? How about adding this move in the choreography?’”