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Track Lisa (BLACKPINK) as an individual K-pop artist/fandom interest.

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  • Releases trailer for documentary 'Always Lalisa' ahead of October theatrical release

    Lisa posted the trailer for her documentary Always Lalisa, which chronicles her year pursuing solo projects away from BLACKPINK. The film, directed by Sue Kim, will open in cinemas on October 12 after its world premiere at TIFF; the trailer highlights behind‑the‑scenes footage of her solo music, acting and other projects. This keeps momentum for Lisa’s solo era and gives fans an official preview ahead of the October release.

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  • Lisa apologizes and addresses leaked trainee videos showing use of the N‑word

    Following the TIFF premiere and press coverage of Always Lalisa, which revisits leaked YG trainee videos, Lisa publicly acknowledged and apologized for using the N‑word as a teen, saying she lacked education about the word’s implications at the time and has since learned. The documentary and related interviews also say YG previously opposed issuing a public statement on the incident.

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  • Clip in Always Lalisa drew criticism for performing Khmer dance without credited origin

    Short footage from the Always Lalisa documentary showing Lisa performing traditional dance moves sparked online backlash from viewers who said the film did not acknowledge the Cambodian/Khmer origins of the choreography. The reaction circulated across social platforms with calls for proper cultural credit and mixed responses defending or criticizing Lisa.

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  • Lisa’s documentary Always Lalisa premiered at TIFF, showing her solo year

    Always Lalisa had its world premiere in Toronto and the film chronicles Lisa’s year of independence after BLACKPINK duties, covering her launch as a solo artist, work on Alter Ego, acting in The White Lotus and rehearsals for Coachella while addressing leaked trainee videos and years of control under YG. The premiere confirms the documentary’s Oct. 12 theatrical release and gives Lisa a platform to frame her solo era and long‑term relationship with BLACKPINK.

    via TabTab1d agoSource