BLACKPINK Lisa’s Reaction To Winning A VMA Ignites Heated Discussion Online!
Lisa posted about her VMA win on social media, thanking her fans, known as Lillies.
Every day, there is a discussion going on in the K-pop stan tweet. Recently, BLACKPINK’s Lisa won the VMA for Best K-pop with her song Born Again, featuring Raye and Doja Cat, which caused a big stir on the internet. Now, her reaction to the win has got everyone talking. Fans and netizens are debating, with some defending her and others expressing disappointment. What is all this chatter about? Read on to find out!
Here’s Why BLACKPINK Lisa’s Reaction To VMA Win Made BLINKS Upset
Lisa posted about her VMA win on social media, thanking her fans, known as Lillies. She used the phrase “We won!” in her story. However, she didn’t mention BLACKPINK’s fans, called Blinks, which made them upset. Take a look at it below!
Lisa ig story!!
“Lilies!!!! We won!!🥹🫶🏻 I love you all🤍 And also thank you @vmas for this award!”
Aahhh congrats Lisa!! Lilies are always here for you. We love you! 🥺💛
CONGRATULATIONS LISA DOJA & RAYE #LISA3rdVMAWin @wearelloud
pic.twitter.com/H7jtR7Pvm2— prikooya ♡ (@_prikooya) September 8, 2025
Not just this, many fans compared her post to Rosé’s speech where she thanked the group members. Therefore, some netizens felt Lisa ignored her members, while others thought she was just excited.
Some netizens also added that she was simply celebrating with her personal fanbase. They added that she didn’t need to mention Blinks every time.
Others, however, called her post immature. They felt she should have acknowledged BLACKPINK as a group, especially since all members were nominated. The phrase “We won!” bothered some, as they felt that she made her group members look like rivals.
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For the unversed, this isn’t the first time Lisa’s VMA win caused a fuss. Her song ‘Born Again’ winning an award led to arguments about whether it truly fit the K-pop category. They felt that the song didn’t fit into the category of K-pop, as it’s entirely sung in english. Well, the discussion is never ending. So, what are your thoughts?
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First Published: September 11, 2025 2:01 PM
