Amid rumors and speculation about their future with YG Entertainment, the BLACKPINK singers attended a formal party at Buckingham Palace in England, which was held in support of ties between South Korea and the United Kingdom.
The artists, who are part of the COP26 environmental initiative and support the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, were felicitated by the host of the evening. King Charles III. The singers were honored at the banquet for their efforts in spreading the message of global environmental sustainability to a wider audience.
The event was attended by many Korean and British leaders, including UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. An elegant dinner was held at the palace to mark the visit of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and First Lady Kim Kyon Hee to the United Kingdom.
“It is especially encouraging to see the younger generation of Korea taking up this initiative. I commend Jenny, Jisoo, Lisa and Rose, also known as Blackpink, for their role in taking the message of environmental sustainability to a global audience as Ambassadors for the UK Presidency of COP 26 and later as UN Advocates for the Sustainable Agriculture Conference. , announced King Charles III about the girlband.
The British authority also emphasized how K-pop influences young people and has a lasting impact on them. According to Sky News, King Charles added, “Korea combines Danny Boyle with Bong Joon-ho, James Bond with Round 6 and BTS with Dynamite with Let It Be by The Beatles.
The king appreciated the fusion of cultures. “Our cultures share a remarkable ability to capture imaginations around the world, turning so-called soft power into shared superpower,” he declared.
Blackpink has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to climate action in recent years. In 2020, the group called for action on climate change while promoting the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference. Fans were delighted by the connection between the highest ranking British official and the Blackpink girls. Check out some of the enthusiastic reactions:
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