There are so many lookalikes of K-pop idols, and the idea has always split fans into different opinions. Recently, videos of a popular girl group BLACKPINK Lisa’s impersonator went viral online and created a big stir. Fans ended up divided. Some enjoyed it, but many strongly disapproved of her actions. The backlash grew quickly as people shared their views. Read on to know more about what happened!
A new video featuring a social media user dressed as BLACKPINK’s Lisa has spread like wildfire across social media platforms. In the short clip, she smiles brightly, talks with fans, and poses for photos as if she were the actual K-pop idol. People around her looked very excited and treated her like the real Lisa. However, once the video went viral, many fans expressed disapproval. They accused her of trying to steal attention by imitating Lisa and using her fame to boost her own popularity.
Some online users said that the impersonator appeared overly attached to copying the ‘Rockstar’ singer’s style and mannerisms. Others noted how she had previously avoided being linked to Lisa but now fully embraced the resemblance and made it seem like she had no personal identity left. Many called the behaviour confusing and disrespectful. The backlash became intense, with fans calling out the social media star’s actions as attention-seeking rather than normal cosplay.
Well, situations like this are common in the K-pop community, where fans protect their favourite idols fiercely. While a few people defended the video and called it entertaining, others mostly thought that the impersonator crossed limits.
On a brighter note for BLACKPINK fans, aka Blinks, the group is preparing for an exciting return. Their new mini album, titled Deadline, will come out on February 27. It includes five tracks: One song called JUMP already dropped earlier and won a lot of praise from listeners. The main title track is ‘GO, followed by others named Me and My, Champion, and Fxxxboy’.
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