
YG Entertainment’s Exposed “Petty” Actions Towards BLACKPINK’s Lisa Trigger Backlash
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YG Entertainment’s Exposed “Petty” Actions Towards BLACKPINK’s Lisa Trigger Backlash (Google News Malaysia (EN), 02:35)
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YG Entertainment’s Exposed “Petty” Actions Towards BLACKPINK’s Lisa Trigger Backlash
BLACKPINK Lisa‘s film Always Lalisa is set for public release on October 12, showcasing another side of the idol.

The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and has been a topic of discussion since, with Lisa and those behind the film engaging with the press ahead of the official release. Some of the previewed content has already drawn mixed reactions.
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Recently, Lisa and and film’s director Sue Kim spoke more about the movie’s development, including some obstacles faced.
Kim shared that she wanted to make the movie more than “K-Pop movie” and focus on Lisa’s growth and development as a star.
It was a film about someone who had achieved a great amount of success in a K-pop girl group, but we were covering her year away from that, kind of discovering herself and figuring out a new path for her solo career.
— Sue Kim, Always Lalisa director
However, Kim was unable to highlight Lisa’s early career in the way she wanted due to YG Entertainment not allowing footage or music featuring BLACKPINK to be licensed.
Despite our best efforts, we were not allowed to license the music or the footage, so that was it. That was our only interaction with her previous label and the small amount of the K-pop lore that I wanted to bring into it, we weren’t able to.
— Kim
After the release of the interview, this portion was discussed with many fans expressing anger with YG Entertainment.
yg entertainment denying lisa's requests and depriving her of an opportunity …how weird…unheard of even https://t.co/hcss8DAghv pic.twitter.com/IaL8SmRk3D
— nastydirtygross (@327popstar) October 10, 2026
contract already expired yet that conniving greedy company is STILL doing everything they can to not cooperate for instance withholding copyrighted material as their petty response for everything shes exposed in that docu pic.twitter.com/ax1uSDyMl5 https://t.co/LNYRxQVlY4
— ً (@ariesologist) October 10, 2026
Yeah my girl better stay away from this company
And fck them people that sided with yge because Lisa's wanted to sing instead to be put in a box, tho she lied about her experience and even the niggagate
And fck blinks because y'all called her names over saying she loves Bp https://t.co/STQKhh0lCR
— ³²⁷LLOUD ALTER EGO 🎸 (@DxedWr0ngB) October 10, 2026
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