BLACKPINK X China Park collaboration is the best..Antiquities docent → doorstep with pink exterior

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Girl group BLACKPINK has joined hands with the National Museum of Korea to expand its reverse direction beyond music to the entire K-culture area.

YG Entertainment announced on the 9th that it has successfully completed the 'National Museum of Korea X Black Pink' project at the National Museum of Korea. The collaboration, which lasted for 11 days from the 26th of last month, has attracted great attention early on, with new song listening zones, member audio docents, and museum exterior pink lighting. Music fans also responded enthusiastically to a special collaboration that helped Spotify, a global audio and sound source streaming platform, as an official partner.

The listening zone, which listens to five tracks this album, including the title song "GO," was located in the main lobby of the museum and attracted everyone. It provided a unique experience of listening to a new song in a space filled with pink lights that moved Black Pink's music world intact, and it was crowded with participants throughout the project.

Eight museum artifacts, including the Gilt-bronze Bangasayusang, the Gyeongcheonsa Ten-story Stone Pagoda, and the Stone Mirc Bodhisattva Standing Statue at Gamsansa Temple, have been reborn as a site of K-culture exchanges with the participation of members. It was a special synergy that BLINK (fandom name) and K-pop fans would see Korean cultural heritage in person, and museum visitors would listen to BLACKPINK's voice.

The exterior of the museum caught the eye by changing its clothes to pink, representing Black Pink, after sunset. It was an unusual scene completed by Black Pink, who has written a new history of K-pop, and K Museum, which represents Korea. Fans sympathized with Black Pink's powerful influence by uploading a photo of it on social media.

Blackpink set a new milestone in K-pop with its third mini album, DEADLINE. A total of 1,774,577 copies (based on the Hanteo Chart) were sold during the week of release, up 230,000 copies from the first record in K-pop girl group history and its previous regular second album "BORN PINK."

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