Lisa Bad Angel: Blackpink’s Lisa Contributes to National Museum Collaboration
Blackpink’s Lisa took part in the group’s collaboration with the National Museum of Korea for the release of their mini‑album DEADLINE. According to the snippets, the album was unveiled on the 27th of the previous month at 2 p.m., drawing long lines at the museum’s listening zone. Lisa recorded a Thai‑language audio guide for the museum’s exhibits, which will be accessible via QR code and is set to be released later this month.
Museum Listening Zone and Audio Guide
The National Museum set up a listening zone where visitors could hear tracks from DEADLINE, including the pre‑release song ‘JUMP’ and the title track ‘GO’. Each visitor could stay for about one minute, and the zone allowed up to five people at a time. Outside the zone, a separate area offered free listening. The museum’s exterior and outdoor spaces were illuminated in pink, Blackpink’s signature colour, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. The collaboration runs until the 8th of the coming month, with the Thai audio guide available until the end of July.
Chart Performance and Sales
On its release day, DEADLINE sold 1,461,785 copies according to Hanteo Chart, marking the highest first‑day sales for a K‑pop girl group and setting a new record for Blackpink. The music video for the title track ‘GO’ surpassed 32 million views within two days. Additionally, Blackpink’s YouTube channel crossed the 100‑million subscriber milestone on the 20th of the previous month.
Lisa’s Solo Work Mentioned
The snippets also note that Lisa’s solo album Alter Ego received a Pitchfork score of 5.2, while DEADLINE earned a 5.7 from the same publication.
In summary, Lisa’s contributions to the National Museum collaboration include providing a Thai audio guide for the DEADLINE promotion, underscoring her role in Blackpink’s latest museum‑based project. All details are drawn exclusively from the provided news snippets.
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