‘Antis are sick,’ BLACKPINK's Jennie makes first solo Billboard Hot 100 debut

BLACKPINK's Jennie makes history on Billboard's Hot 100 chart as first K-Pop female solo artist.

BLACKPINK's Jennie has etched her name in music history with her debut on Billboard's Hot 100 chart as a solo artist. The achievement comes with her collaboration on 'One of the Girls' alongside The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp, a track featured in the HBO series 'The Idol.'

BLACKPINK’s Jennie Kim opted for a mini tutu skirt with a bejewelled top for her Coachella performance (Photo: Instagram)

The news was officially announced by Billboard on December 27, revealing that 'One of the Girls' had a noteworthy debut at No.100 on the Hot 100 chart. This solidifies Jennie's name as a standout solo artist.

While BLACKPINK has previously listed the Hot 100 with multiple entries, Jennie's solo venture marks a unique milestone in her individual career. The accomplishment underscores her undeniable star power and the global resonance of her solo projects.

The global appeal:

Jennie recently made headlines by introducing her very own label, OA (ODD ATELIER). This entrepreneurial venture reflects her dedication to expanding her solo activities and pursuing creative ventures beyond music.

As fans and the music industry collectively celebrate this monumental achievement, Jennie's entry into the Billboard Hot 100 reaffirms her status as a force to be reckoned with in the dynamic world of music. “I know Jennie antis are sick she started her own label, made it to the billboard hot 100 and now she has the most monthly listeners for a female kpop soloist in history,” an X user wrote.

“She was able to do this alone. ootg was jennie’s impact, even billboard said it themselves + don't forget “we can do better than this” COPE,” wrote another.