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Lalisa Manobal, known globally as LISA, has carved an extraordinary path in the music and entertainment industries. Born in Thailand, she embarked on her musical journey at the age of 14, moving to South Korea to train with YG Entertainment. This rigorous training culminated in 2016 when she debuted as a member of BLACKPINK, a group that rapidly ascended to international stardom.

As part of BLACKPINK, LISA contributed to chart-topping albums like Born Pink, captivating audiences worldwide with her dynamic performances and distinctive style. The group has released plenty of global hits, including “Pink Venom,” “DDU-DU DDU-DU,” “BOOMBAYAH,” “Lovesick Girls,” and “Ice Cream,” just to name a few.

Venturing into a solo career, LISA released her debut project, LALISA, in 2021. The title track set a new benchmark, achieving the most views for a solo artist’s music video within 24 hours on YouTube. The accompanying single, “MONEY,” further underscored her solo prowess, becoming the first K-pop track by a solo artist to surpass 1 billion streams on Spotify. These accomplishments have earned her multiple Guinness World Records, including being the first solo K-pop artist to win at both the MTV Video Music Awards and the MTV Europe Music Awards.

In 2025, LISA expanded her artistic repertoire with the release of her debut solo album, Alter Ego. This project showcased collaborations with industry heavyweights such as Doja Cat, RAYE, Rosalía, Future, Megan Thee Stallion, and Tyla, reflecting her versatility and global appeal. Additionally, she made her acting debut as Mook in the third season of HBO’s acclaimed series The White Lotus, filmed in her native Thailand.

As LISA’s solo discography continues to grow, we’ve ranked all of her solo songs, from “LALISA” and “SG” to “Rockstar” and “FXCK UP THE WORLD.”


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Badgrrrl



Shoong!



Thunder



SG



Lifestyle



Chill



Elastigirl



Dream



When I’m with You (ft. Tyla)



Fxck Up the World (ft. Future)



Rapunzel (ft. Megan Thee Stallion)



Lalisa



Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)



New Woman (ft. Rosalía)



Money



Rockstar



Born Again (ft. Doja Cat & RAYE)



8 responses to “BLACKPINK’s LISA: All Her Solo Songs, Ranked”

  1. […] members have also carved their own space within that ecosystem. LISA’s performance-driven “Money” video crossed the billion-view threshold, while JENNIE’s solo […]

  2. […] LISA and Anyma are moving fast. The pair have announced their new single “Bad Angel,” set for release on Wednesday, April 8, less than 48 hours after the reveal. […]

  3. […] LISA and Anyma have officially released their new single “Bad Angel,” marking a high-impact collaboration timed just days before Coachella 2026. The track, which dropped on April 8, arrives less than 48 hours after its initial announcement, accelerating anticipation into immediate delivery. […]

  4. […] LISA and Anyma have officially released their new single “Bad Angel,” marking a high-impact collaboration timed just days before Coachella 2026. The track, which dropped on April 8, arrives less than 48 hours after its initial announcement, accelerating anticipation into immediate delivery. […]

  5. […] Lisa is bringing her solo momentum to Las Vegas, and demand for her VIVA LA LISA residency is already intense. The artist pre-sale opened today, April 22, giving registered fans their first chance to secure seats for one of the most anticipated limited runs of 2026. […]

  6. […] for LISA’s upcoming VIVA LA LISA residency in Las Vegas have sold out in record time, underscoring the scale […]

  7. […] 1997, later renamed Lalisa at the advice of a fortune teller, meaning “the one being praised,” LISA has built a career that increasingly refuses to fit neatly into either category. As the main rapper […]

  8. […] Lisa is officially bringing her story to the big screen. The BLACKPINK superstar’s first feature-length solo documentary, ALWAYS LALISA, has been announced as an official selection at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, where it will make its world premiere during the festival’s September 10–20 run. […]

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