Blackpink's comeback begins with new single ‘Jump'
The minimalist teaser featured the song title in bold type with a pulsing visual, sending Blinks into a frenzy. No further details, including the release date, have been confirmed yet, but fans are already celebrating the group's return to the music scene.
This marks Blackpink's first group release since their 2022 album Born Pink, which broke multiple streaming records and topped charts worldwide. Since then, members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa have been busy with solo projects, fashion campaigns, and acting ventures, sparking ongoing rumors about the group's future.
Despite swirling speculation over contracts and individual directions, the announcement of Jump confirms that Blackpink is still making music together, a relief to millions of fans around the world.
The group's label has yet to release an official statement, but industry insiders suggest that a full promotional rollout could follow soon, possibly leading up to a larger project or even a tour.
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