They’re not headliners, yet it could undoubtedly be contended that the greatest act at Coachella 2019 is the history-production K-pop group called BLACKPINK.
When they hit the Sahara Tent at 8 p.m. on Friday night, they turned into the first all-girl K-pop group to ever perform at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Furthermore, they didn’t disillusion.
With the first note of their first song — the mega-hit “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” — the group went bonkers. Some broke into all out dance mode, others mixed to record the electric minute with their cell phones in the air.
The energetic quartet mowed through their well-choreographed show, taking a break to express profound gratitude to Coachella and the overflowing crowd.
Lisa said she couldn’t trust how enormous the group was, “Is this real or is this a computer effect?” she said as she gazed into the endless sea of happy faces.
The group enjoyed a reprieve amidst their hour-long set. While they went behind the stage, a guitarist and drummer turned out to entertain the audience. At the point when BLACKPINK returned, they hit the group with the song “Kill This Love.” If individuals haven’t heard it, individuals are in the minority.
On April 4, the video for “Kill This Love” set a YouTube record as the most-watched music video in a 24-hour time frame. Their 56.7 million views broke the old mark, set, amusingly, by Sunday night Coachella headliner Ariana Grande’s hit “Thank u, Next.” The video later turned into the quickest to 100 million.