Fans are celebrating reports that BLACKPINK’s Lisa has offered $81 million to leave YG Entertainment

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With BLACKPINK’s contract with YG Entertainment expiring in August, the question of whether the group members will renew their agreement with the talent agency has been the subject of much discussion on social media.

During YG Entertainment has stated that it intends to renew the group’s contract, reports have surfaced that this would not be easy given the members being offered much higher pay from other labels.

A previous rumor has surfaced that while the members are staying as a group, they plan to follow in the footsteps of BIGBANG member Taeyang, who signed one contract with Agency The Black Label. As of this writing, none of the parties involved have confirmed any of the reports.

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Recent reports that Lisa has been 100 billion KRW offered (approximately $81 million) by a foreign company to switch labels have fueled concerns that BLACKPINK will soon disband.

BLINKS, the official fandom of the popular girl group, remains confident the members will and will stay together most expressed support for members in case they decide to move to another agency.

“I think they would extend, but I wish they went to better companies,” said one fan.

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“I wish they could renew because I want to see BLACKPINK together for a long time,” wrote another.

Meanwhile, “Lisa Leave YG” became a trending topic on social media after a number of Lisa’s fans urged her to leave YG Entertainment.

The posts reportedly come from Lisa fans who believe the company has abused the member on a number of occasions in the past.

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BLACKPINK members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa, currently on their Born Pink World Tour, will headline Coachella 2023 in April, becoming the first K-pop band to headline the music festival.

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