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LISA has revealed that “Boombayah,” one of BLACKPINK’s earliest hits, is a song she can no longer listen to—not because of the track itself, but due to its physically demanding choreography. In an interview with The Guardian, the K-pop star explained, “Not because of the song, it’s just that the dance moves are really aggressive. There’s a lot of whipping your head, so it’s really intense to perform.”



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Released in 2016 as part of BLACKPINK’s debut single album “Square One,” “Boombayah” quickly became a fan favorite, helping establish the group’s signature high-energy style. The song became an instant hit, topping the Billboard World Digital Songs chart.

Since her debut with BLACKPINK, LISA has come a long way. After launching her solo career with “LALISA” and “Money”—and breaking records as the first K-pop soloist to surpass one billion Spotify streams on a single track—the 27-year-old singer recently released her debut studio album “Alter Ego.” Featuring smash hits such as “Born Again” and “New Woman,” the album reached the top 10 in numerous countries.

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