Why BLACKPINK Jennie, Lisa, and Rose Shockingly Called Jisoo a Liar?
The "Lovesick Girls" hitmakers also played a game called "Liars Game," which involved champagne and juice. For its mechanics, Lisa, Jennie, Jisoo, and Rose have to guess who among them had the single champagne drink. All of them would have to drink the beverage they have, and the BLACKPINK member who has the champagne drink must make sure that the others would not notice that she did not drink the juice.
If the girls guessed right, the BLACKPINK member with the champagne drink would lose and be obliged to clean up after them. If they got it wrong, then one of them would have to clean up.
Jennie and Rose, at one point in the video, called Jisoo a liar after they finished sipping their drinks. The two BLACKPINK members became suspicious when Jisoo told Lisa only to take a sip. Jennie then asked Jisoo if that is her tactic because she does not like her drink.
As a response, Jisoo raised her glass as she tried to convince Jennie, Lisa, and Rose, that she did not drink champagne. She then told the other BLACKPINK members that she was not a liar and even recapped to the other girls the consequences if they are proven wrong.
However, Jennie, Lisa and Rose continued with their allegations. Lisa then pointed out that Jisoo was turning red, which could mean that she, actually, drank champagne. In the end, the three BLACKPINK members chose Jisoo as the liar. However, it turned out that Jennie was the first to accuse Jisoo - who drank the champagne.
Meanwhile, recent reports suggested that Lisa and Rose are already preparing for their upcoming solo debuts. YG Entertainment confirmed the news just a few hours before the world welcomed the new year. The agency even revealed that the twosome has been preparing to shoot their music videos.
YG Entertainment even stated that Lisa and Rose would have to make their solo debuts first since Jisso is currently busy filming her imminent television series called "Snowdrop." On the other hand, Jennie had her solo debut in 2018, wherein she released her solo debut track titled "Solo."
Other reports claimed that Rose would start filming her solo music video in mid-January. On the other hand, no other details about Lisa's solo track and music video have been made public as of this writing.
To recall, YG Entertainment has been very vocal about its plan to let all the members of BLACKPINK release their solo tracks. Aside from Lisa and Rose's forthcoming solo debuts, the girls are also busy preparing for their imminent virtual concert titled "YG Palm Stafe - 2020 BLACKPINK: The Show." It is slated to take place on Jan. 31, 2021. Jennie, Lisa, Rose, and Jisoo are expected to perform their popular tracks such as "Lovesick Girls," "Ice Cream," "How You Like That," and "Kill This Love," among others.
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5 Idol Debut in Acting You Don't Want To Miss Out In 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic may have slowed down production on dramas and movies, but there are still plenty of great features coming to your screens this year—many of them featuring K-Pop idols! Here are 5 idol acting debuts to anticipate in 2021.
1. Jisoo (BLACKPINK)
BLACKPINK Jisoo is set to make her lead acting debut in the upcoming JTBC drama Snowdrop this year. The expected premiere date is May 28, 2021.
Set in 1987, Snowdrop is a romance drama set against the backdrop of a prestigious university. Jisoo will play the lead role of Eun Young-Cho, a cheerful and loveable student who helps graduate student Im Soo-Ho (played by Jung Hae In) when he appears covered in blood.
Jisoo previously had a brief cameo role in tvN‘s Arthdal Chronicles, but this is the first time she’ll play a major role in a drama.
2. Irene (Red Velvet)
Red Velvet Irene is set to make her big-screen acting debut in the upcoming movie Double Patty this year.
Directed by Baek Seung Hwan, Double Patty is a coming of age movie due to release in theatres and on various streaming platforms in South Korea and internationally. Irene will play the lead role of Lee Hyun-Ji, an aspiring anchorwoman, alongside Shin Seung Ho as wrestler Kang Woo-Ram.
Irene previously played a lead role in the web-drama Game Development Girls, but this marks her debut as a movie actress.
3. Jaehyun (NCT)
NCT Jaehyun is set to make his acting debut in the upcoming KBS2 drama Dear. M this year. The expected premiere date is February 15, 2021.
Dear. M centers on the search for “M”, an anonymous forum commenter who turns everything upside down at the protagonists’ university. Jaehyun will play the lead role of Cha Min-Ho, a second-year computer science student who falls for Ma Joo-A (Park Hye Soo), his childhood friend who’s never had a boyfriend.
4. Miyeon ((G)I-DLE)
(G)I-DLE Miyeon is set to make her acting debut in the upcoming KakaoTV web-drama Replay this year. The expected premiere date is January 19, 2021.
Replay is said to be a relatable romance drama about insecure and innocent 18-year-olds with big dreams. Miyeon will play the lead role of Yoo Ha-Young, starring alongside Kim Min Chul as Gong Chan-Young, SF9‘s Hwiyoung as Lee Ji-Hoon, UNB‘s Marco as Shim Tae-Young, and Choi Ji Soo as Im So-Eun.
5. Byeongkwan (A.C.E)
A.C.E’s Byeongkwan is set to make his acting debut in the upcoming Naver TV web-drama Contract Relationship Starting Today.
A spin-off of popular drama Best Mistake, Contract Relationship Starting Today is a romance show about a shy, quiet boy (Kang Yul) who is offered a contract relationship by the school’s girl-crush idol trainee (Lee Eun Jae). Byeongkwan will play the role of Oh Ba-Wool, a friendly, down-to-earth aspiring influencer known as the school’s no.1 know-it-all.
Byeongkwan previously made guest appearances on Zombie Detective and Age of Youth 2, but this will be his first continuous role.
Are you exciting for their acting debuts?