International girl group BLACKPINK not only holds concerts around the world, but each show is immediately sold out as soon as tickets go on sale, reflecting their enormous popularity.
Although BLACKPINK is tirelessly preparing for concerts, their serious preparations for each stage always leave many fans with many beautiful memories.
However, BLACKPINK was recently harshly criticized by the French media, and pointed out that among the famous singers who held concerts in France this summer, BLACKPINK's performance in July was the worst.
According to a survey by foreign media, reviews have been made for the performances of famous singers who held concerts at the Stade De France and Paris La Defense Arena from May to the end of August this year.
According to foreign media reviews of BLACKPINK's July concert in France, they stated, "Having a full audience in France doesn't guarantee a successful performance, and the conclusion drawn from the BLACKPINK concert, outside of Korea where the K-POP boom originated, is just this." The critique went on to harshly criticize the choreography as too standard and noted a lack of communication among the members, resulting in occasional accidental collisions during the performance. The report also pointed out issues like too many interruptions during the concert and disruptions in the rhythm.
Furthermore, the article also noted, "At the conclusion of the BLACKPINK show, one member inexplicably left the stage, leaving the remaining three to continue singing while holding banners provided by the audience," and criticized this sequence as absurd.
However, as soon as the report was released, it immediately sparked discussions among netizens. Some commented, "There's always that one nitpicker," "Could it be due to differences in ethnicity with the French audience?" "Well, French reports don't represent everyone," and "Not everyone can fill such a large venue, especially with just four members; it's already quite challenging." On the other hand, some netizens pointed out that negative reviews from foreign media are not isolated, and they questioned whether YG might be involved in managing the reviews, given the overwhelmingly positive domestic feedback.
