BLACKPINK’s Jennie, a powerhouse in the K-pop scene, has marked a historic moment in her solo career by becoming the first K-pop solo artist to debut on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. The achievement comes as she embarks on her journey following the launch of her own company, ODD ATELIER.
Jennie, at 27, received this honor for her track “One of the Girls,” a collaborative effort with The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp. The song, featured in the popular HBO series “The Idol,” secured the 100th position on Billboard’s prestigious Hot 100 chart.
This remarkable feat adds another accolade to Jennie’s already impressive list of accomplishments. It follows closely on the heels of her decision to establish ODD ATELIER, her very own venture, coming shortly after BLACKPINK’s contract renewal with YG Entertainment.
Taking to Instagram to share the exciting news, Jennie expressed gratitude for the support she has received, stating, “This year was filled with many accomplishments, and I’m so thankful for all the love I’ve received.” The singer also conveyed her anticipation for the future, stating, “I’m also excited about what’s to come, as I start my solo journey in 2024 with a company that I have established called OA. Please show lots of love for my new start with OA and, of course, BLACKPINK. Thank you.”
Jennie provided a glimpse into her upcoming solo endeavor, describing OA (ODD ATELIER) as a space dedicated to creating new things that captivate attention in a way different from the usual or expected.
This debut on the Hot 100 chart not only solidifies Jennie’s standing as a trailblazer in the K-pop industry but also underscores her ability to make waves globally as a solo artist. Fans eagerly anticipate what more the future holds for this dynamic artist and her groundbreaking solo career.
