BLACKPINK’s Lisa Yet Again Makes Another Breakthrough, Read Here To Find Out
Lalisa Manoban, or more commonly known as Lisa, is BLACKPINK's lead rapper, main dancer, and maknae. Lisa is immensely popular for her savage dancing skills, and currently, she is arguably the most popular member of YG Entertainment's K-pop girl group, BLACKPINK. With that being said, Lisa has recently made strides on a popular video streaming site, YouTube, once again.
Lisa has finally overcome fellow BLACKPINK member Jennie, as the most subscribed female K-pop idol on YouTube. Currently, Lisa is the most subscribed, followed by fellow BLACKPINK member Jennie, and next by popular solo South Korea artist, IU.
IU, an incredibly popular South-Korean singer-songwriter, was overtaken as the second most subscribed K-Pop solo act on YouTube by BLACKPINK's Lisa last February 13. It was not a surprise at all that Lisa made headlines as she became the 2nd most subscribed K-Pop solo female act in the entirety of YouTube during this time.
But now, Lisa has bumped up to the number one spot.
BLACKPINK's Lisa reached another milestone yesterday on March 2, by going over six million subscribers on her official YouTube channel, Lilifilm Official.
Although Lisa has only uploaded a total of 10 videos, she already has a little over 214 million views meaning that the support of BLINKS is overwhelming for their K-pop group, may it be as a group or individual.
Currently, the Thai Queen of dance's most in-demand films are her dancing videos, one of which has 57 million views.
Lisa's channel was made in November of 2018, and videos are sometimes uploaded months apart from each other. Regardless, her most recent upload, "LILI's FILM [The Movie]," has already had 32 million hits even though it has only been on the channel for only two weeks as per writing this article.
Currently, Lisa has already gotten a little over 6.01 million subscribers. Respectfully, Jennie, another member of BLACKPINK, is presently the second most subscribed solo idol on YouTube with 5.8 million subscribers. Additionally, IU, in totality, has 5.47 million subscribers.
